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We have learned some surprising truths recently - that Tyson Fury merely pretended to want to fight and beat Anthony Joshua, while two timing AJ, the media and boxing fans around the world. Now we know his true plan - it was to fight a meaningless (probably rigged) easy money third fight with wilder.
So the logical conclusion is that Fury fronted he wanted AJ but he really does not. But why?
It could be that Arum and Fury know they can easily handle every other hwt out there except AJ and Whyte (who kicked Fury's ass in sparring). Fury knows he can be a money machine and win all his fights for the next five years, if he just stays away from AJ and Whyte, which he can easily do by lies, political maneuvering and media manipulation. Five years of easy wins can add up to hundreds of millions of dollars, maybe even $500m. So why risk all that in a 50-50 or even 40-60 fight with AJ? Fury can just pull a mayweather and pretend to want the fight while hiding behind excuses, fabricated obstacles (Hearn, venue, site fee, ped accusations, etc).
Why does AJ scare Fury, who one would expect could outbox him like he did Klitschko. Joshua is younger and stronger and more confident, has more moves, more punch combinations than Klitschko. He's the best hwt in the world right now, the reigning undisputed champ. Fury is very very good and he has the potential to totally dominate with his physical edges, but he's got mental issues, he's fat, he has weak discipline and dedication (look at his body compared to AJ). AJ has been training all year for Fury already, with no contract signed, his attitude and body language about facing Fury are perfect and they express total confidence and zero reluctance or duckery. Fury can sense Joshua's confidence and it may intimidate him, though of course he would never admit it.
Facts are Fury lied and faked us about facing AJ and lying and deceiving are what weak minded powerless people do. Sure, Fury can talk about fist fights for $20m and some more bulljive, but we know the truth now, Fury is a liar, a fake, a fraud who only pretended to want to fight AJ. His intent all along was to fight wilder a third time.
So the logical conclusion is that Fury fronted he wanted AJ but he really does not. But why?
It could be that Arum and Fury know they can easily handle every other hwt out there except AJ and Whyte (who kicked Fury's ass in sparring). Fury knows he can be a money machine and win all his fights for the next five years, if he just stays away from AJ and Whyte, which he can easily do by lies, political maneuvering and media manipulation. Five years of easy wins can add up to hundreds of millions of dollars, maybe even $500m. So why risk all that in a 50-50 or even 40-60 fight with AJ? Fury can just pull a mayweather and pretend to want the fight while hiding behind excuses, fabricated obstacles (Hearn, venue, site fee, ped accusations, etc).
Why does AJ scare Fury, who one would expect could outbox him like he did Klitschko. Joshua is younger and stronger and more confident, has more moves, more punch combinations than Klitschko. He's the best hwt in the world right now, the reigning undisputed champ. Fury is very very good and he has the potential to totally dominate with his physical edges, but he's got mental issues, he's fat, he has weak discipline and dedication (look at his body compared to AJ). AJ has been training all year for Fury already, with no contract signed, his attitude and body language about facing Fury are perfect and they express total confidence and zero reluctance or duckery. Fury can sense Joshua's confidence and it may intimidate him, though of course he would never admit it.
Facts are Fury lied and faked us about facing AJ and lying and deceiving are what weak minded powerless people do. Sure, Fury can talk about fist fights for $20m and some more bulljive, but we know the truth now, Fury is a liar, a fake, a fraud who only pretended to want to fight AJ. His intent all along was to fight wilder a third time.
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