Comments Thread For: Fury Challenges Joshua To Street Fight After "Fraud" Taunt

[champion4ever]

No doubt Joshua's team should have taken the arbitration more seriously and not just taken Arum's word.

You see Tyson Fury fans. There's that word bare knuckles again. Doesn't that sound familiar? I tried to tell you that Tyson Fury was a cheat and a born liar.

[thack]

Joshua lives to fight another day, I fear the 'miget' will hammer him even though he's looked average up at the weight ....I hope not I was in for some easy money. Funny Joshua has said very little but now it's off he's full of mouth , he said Tyson's was using his name ....lol , which one is that, the one who was hammered by the little fat guy...Joshua quit in that fight , didn't know what day it was, he knows Tyson has his number , we all do......'what's he going to do next' ffs.

[Robbie Barrett]

Typical Fury says something ****** to deflect. I've been saying for years the guy is a lying fraud, this is just the latest in a long list of BS lies he's pulled.

[champion4ever]

No doubt Joshua's team should have taken the arbitration more seriously and not just taken Arum's word.

You are right. They should have exercised their due diligence and inquired about and monitored that arbitration case for themselves because Bob Arum and Frank Warren aren't Eddie Hearn's friends. They are his rivals and competitors who would love nothing more than to put Matchroom and DAZN out of business.

[Mr Giggles]

I’d rather see the street fight than the boxing fight

[champion4ever]

I guess it does make Eddie Hearn look a bit naive to just believe Arum that it would be fine. But considering Hearn has nothing to do with the case, All he can go on is someone’s word.

none of us really know the truth. Maybe Arum misjudged it completely, maybe not.

Hearn had been dealing with Fury and MTK too and said he knows they’re all in on the fight.

It’s only really been Bob Aum that has raised doubts about it at times, But at the same time, he was assuring Eddie that the arbitration case won’t be a problem.

Trust me, it was an Eddie Hearn screw job! They knew what they were doing. They were setting him up to fail all along because they knew that the Wilder trilogy was brewing underneath the surface but deliberately didn't notify Team Joshua at all.

[champion4ever]

Arum misplayed this but Hearn shouldn't have been making any announcements or leaking stuff out. He should have added an caveat to it saying "as long as the arbitration goes in Fury's favor, we will have a fight" instead of what we got. THAT'S why people are mostly upset about this since they clearly did not think the arbitration would impede the fight in any ways.

Yep! You make an excellent point!

[champion4ever]

I blame wilder. Trilogy was supposed happen within 4 months!!!!!

Wrong! Wilder had a rematch clause that he exercised immediately. If anyone is to blame it's Tyson Fury for attempting to breach that rematch clause; Which is why AJ is so pissed at the moment. Fury was given seventeen months to give Wilder his rematch but refused.

[champion4ever]

I guess it does make Eddie Hearn look a bit naive to just believe Arum that it would be fine. But considering Hearn has nothing to do with the case, All he can go on is someone’s word.

none of us really know the truth. Maybe Arum misjudged it completely, maybe not.

Hearn had been dealing with Fury and MTK too and said he knows they’re all in on the fight.

It’s only really been Bob Aum that has raised doubts about it at times, But at the same time, he was assuring Eddie that the arbitration case won’t be a problem.

No, Bob Arum lied to Eddie Hearn by telling him that the Wilder/Fury rematch clause had expired and that Team Wilder no chance of winning the dispute on arbitration.

[Boxing Goat]

Typical Fury says something ****** to deflect. I've been saying for years the guy is a lying fraud, this is just the latest in a long list of BS lies he's pulled.

Be honest though, Wilder waited a long time to activate the rematch clause and we had all pretty much thought that he didn't want it with the way Fury handled him last time. It's hard to blame Fury when Wilder won't take 20 mil to step aside when they haven't even made that much for an actual fight before.