Edgelord grifter Fury leading us into an indefinite postponement death spiral

[dan-b]

Fury has cried wolf before
That is why he’s getting all this backlash

Well, we have a new date. Let's see if it results in a fight this time.

[MulaKO]

Well, we have a new date. Let's see if it results in a fight this time.

Just sayin’’ he’s known to be a bull hitter so ……..

[dan-b]

M312 - see OP. I wanted the fight to happen on 23rd December. Did you support Fury moving off this date?

[M312]

M312 - see OP. I wanted the fight to happen on 23rd December. Did you support Fury moving off this date?

Don't pin me into your sad, moaning thread, hoping a fight doesnt happen please.

Thanks.

[IronDanHamza]

May be a foolish take but I’m willing to give Fury the benefit of the doubt here.

I understand he has a pattern and that needs to be considered of course and he didn’t make the 23rd Dec date and now this date so I totally understand the skepticism.

But, I’m thinking May 18th it happens. Well, I hope. I have faith it will.

[dan-b]

Don't pin me into your sad, moaning thread, hoping a fight doesnt happen please.

Thanks.

Thanks for avoiding the question. Looks like you'll support an indefinite number of postponements.

May be a foolish take but I’m willing to give Fury the benefit of the doubt here.

I understand he has a pattern and that needs to be considered of course and he didn’t make the 23rd Dec date and now this date so I totally understand the skepticism.

But, I’m thinking May 18th it happens. Well, I hope. I have faith it will.

I'm inclined to believe this is a real injury too, but the essence of my point is unchanged. With Fury specifically, the longer the lead time the more opportunity there is for something to go wrong. Not least because he's not an athlete.

He contrasts really poorly with Lewis and Holyfield who managed to get it done twice in a calendar year. Great fights they put on too, because they were true athletes dedicated to their craft.

[M312]

Thanks for avoiding the question. Looks like you'll support an indefinite number of postponements.



I'm inclined to believe this is a real injury too, but the essence of my point is unchanged. With Fury specifically, the longer the lead time the more opportunity there is for something to go wrong. Not least because he's not an athlete.

He contrasts really poorly with Lewis and Holyfield who managed to get it done twice in a calendar year. Great fights they put on too, because they were true athletes dedicated to their craft.

I don't know if the injury is real.

BUT I want to see the fight. Because I like BOXING.

Threads like this hoping and praying the fight falls through, then gloating when it doesn't, is exactly the problem with 'boxing fans' like yoruself. Moaning w*nkers.

[eco1]

Fury did the same thing to Klitschko, when the fight was finally done , Klitschko was not the same after b2b camps.

Same thing MW did to Mosley

[IronDanHamza]

Thanks for avoiding the question. Looks like you'll support an indefinite number of postponements.



I'm inclined to believe this is a real injury too, but the essence of my point is unchanged. With Fury specifically, the longer the lead time the more opportunity there is for something to go wrong. Not least because he's not an athlete.

He contrasts really poorly with Lewis and Holyfield who managed to get it done twice in a calendar year. Great fights they put on too, because they were true athletes dedicated to their craft.

Don't disagree mate.

[crimsonfalcon07]

I don't know if the injury is real.

BUT I want to see the fight. Because I like BOXING.

Threads like this hoping and praying the fight falls through, then gloating when it doesn't, is exactly the problem with 'boxing fans' like yoruself. Moaning w*nkers.

Has nothing to do with not wanting the fight to happen. Quite the opposite. If people like you didn't support every postponement and Fury mind game, we would have had this fight already. We remember that Usyk signed on the dotted line to take only 30%, only to have Fury throw a fit about his own side's rematch clause, which is even still in the current contracts. Ask yourself who benefits most from a rematch clause, the big man or the little man?

If he hadn't pulled that crap, the fight would have happened a year ago.

Who was the one who decided to take a carnival fight with Ngannou with the Usyk fight already scheduled, didn't take it seriously, got a few bruises, and pulled out? Fury.

We would have had the fight done and over with in December.

Now he's got a cut. What's it going to be next time?

Point is that Fury apologists like you are the ones who don't seem to want the fight to happen. It's far more uncommon to be 100% on fight night than not. It's not the rest of us who don't want the fight to happen, it's people like you who keep supporting the postponements.

We're saying "stop postponing and get the fight on". Does that sound like we don't want the fight to happen?

You're saying "it's fine if the fight gets postponed. Fury needs to be 100%". Who's the one who doesn't want the fight to happen? Stop gaslighting. It's way too obvious at this point.

This is the heavyweight version of Stanionis v Ortiz Jr. How many camps does Usyk have to go through to fight this clown, just to have Fury pull out last second? Fury shouldn't have been having that type of sparring at all this close to the fight.