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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Tommy Fury: Tyson Has Nothing Left To Prove, He Should Retire After Whyte Fight

    Light heavyweight prospect Tommy Fury would like to see his older brother, WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, retire in the aftermath of his upcoming mandatory defense against Dillian Whyte.
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    • rudy
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      You pulled out of a fight with a YouTube boy nobody cares what u say

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        • kushking
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          Why would this clown say this? Sounds bich made,& Fury better not retire til undisputed or he'll never live it down.

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            • Haka
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              Those Fury's are way out of their heads. The only reason the gypsy queen is retiring is because AJ is knocking on his door now that Usyk is out.
              Last edited by Haka; 03-06-2022, 05:54 AM.

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                • Silence
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                  Tommy is right. The division is dead and Tyson has nothing to prove. He will retire with Wlad, Wilder and Whyte wins who are great wins.

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                    • 1hourRun
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                      A pitiful ending of a fraudulent career indeed. If this was a Jake Paul PPV we get some real excitement and buzz for the fight ; I think Paul's next even will outdo 'Gypsy-Bum' and Tommy Fury's upcoming show, and I'm only talking about Amanda Serrano vs. Katie Taylor, never mind the 'Problem-Child's' much anticipated return to Showtime PPV.

                      Serrano vs. Taylor are two P4P ATG's, these ladies had real careers unlike Tyson.

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                        • nubianpiye
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                          Tyson Fury has beaten a 39 year old and had a trilogy with a guy with no boxing skills that is his resume. When people look back they will aknowledge he has an awful, awful resume and is unproven

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                            • Tecnoworld
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                              Retiring would make a lot of ppl think he is ascared of usyk and aj. Only way to forge a real legacy would be to fight the winner of that match and win. After that, he can retire and be named among the GOATs.

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                                • tokon
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                                  Originally posted by nubianpiye
                                  Tyson Fury has beaten a 39 year old and had a trilogy with a guy with no boxing skills that is his resume. When people look back they will aknowledge he has an awful, awful resume and is unproven
                                  Nice summary but don't forget the steroid use.

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                                    • BodyBagz
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                                      Originally posted by nubianpiye
                                      Tyson Fury has beaten a 39 year old and had a trilogy with a guy with no boxing skills that is his resume. When people look back they will aknowledge he has an awful, awful resume and is unproven
                                      Don't forget he beat future HOFer Del Boy

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