Is Tyson Fury a dirty fighter?

[deathofaclown]

Veteran tactics, things you learn in real boxing gyms.

If the opponents can’t do anything about it then that’s their fault

most heavyweights today don’t know how to utilise these kind of things in the ring.

[El_Mero]

He pissed dirty but dont think hes a dirty fighter. He uses his advantages within the rules. Multiple refs havent dq'd him. Diff opps let him do what he does.

[Lupara]

He's a bit of coward when you consider that just naturally he has every advantage over his opponents

Taller than them all. Outweighs them all. Longer reach etc etc

And yet he STILL has to take PED's LMAO

[Dr. Z]

He's a bit of coward when you consider that just naturally he has every advantage over his opponents

Taller than them all. Outweighs them all. Longer reach etc etc

And yet he STILL has to take PED's LMAO

And fouls a bit too.

[kafkod]

Fury shouldn't have had any points taken away against Wlad & Wilder.

I'll never understand why the ref didn't take any points away from Klitschko for the most blatant and brutal headbutt i've ever seen in a boxing fight.

Wlad was a dirtier fighter than Fury imo, look what he did to Povetkin.

I still find it hard to believe that Wlad got away with all that grabbing/leaning and also got 2 KD's scored against Povetkin after shoving him over. All on Povetkin's home turf. That was how much power Wlad had in the sport back then.

[The D3vil]

Is a pig's pxssy pork?

Duh.

He's dirty in a "boxing" way though like Bernard Hopkins and Andre Ward or even Muhammad Ali who wasn't above using holding as he got older

[-Kev-]

He is absolutely a dirty fighter.

But honestly, if the ref isn’t doing anything about it, it’s up to the opponent to do something about it. Be dirty right back.

Remember what Mayweather did to Ortiz after Ortiz deliberately jumped to ram his head into Mayweather’s face? Mayweather pretty much ended the fight shortly after that with a dirty/unsportsman-like, but legal, move.

Fury opponents need to stop complaining to the ref or post fight. Ref’s don’t care about Fury’s dirty tactics, which means judges won’t care either. So it’s up to Fury’s opponents to do something about it. Low blow his tall ass or something, hit him behind the head like he likes to do.

[BodyBagz]

Being dirty is his prime weapon.

[Toffee]

Dirty?

Well he'll do anything it takes to get the win.

Does that make him dirty?

[MONGOOSE66]

Consider these five incidents.

1. McDermott. Fury deducted a point in the 7th round. The first fight by the way with Fury , McDermott should have won on points! I dare you to watch it and score it.

2. Cunningham. Fury deducted a point in round five for a head-but. Fury of course was down in this fight.

3. Johnson. Fury lost a point for hitting on the break in round seven.

4. Hammer. Fury later suspended for PED's.

• Fury tested positive for nandrolone after the fight. The result was revealed seven months after the fight and a month after Fury had beaten Wlad. Hmm..

5. Klitschko. Fury deducted one point in 11th round for shots behind the head. When he action was heating up!

6. Wilder 2. Fury deducted one point in round five.

That's five separate points dedications! Most of which happened at critical points in the action , and a PED suspension for steroids. I'd say yes he is dirty in more ways than one.6. Has any other fighter been docked on points so much?

Hilarious, people think that boxing is the same as football, baseball, soccer or basketball.
Watch MMA, kickboxing, wrestling. They all have something in common with boxing. ITS A FIGHT! I know. Who would have thought? Bunch of geniuses on here.