Comments Thread For: Hearn on Fury-Ngannou: 'Those Kinds of Fights ... If It Goes Wrong ... It Kills Your Legacy Forever'

[thack]

If only Eddie would have had the sense to sign Fury when he could have then none of this would have happened and Eddie would have been millions better off ….I think he knows this! ….

[Wacked_Out]

Yup. Eddie is right. The British HW scene is over. They got nothin.

[TheOneAboveAll]

Pretty much. That fight has more or less killed the legitimacy of this whole HW era, not just Fury. Its time to just ****ing wrap it up and move on to the next generation.

This is exactly right. Fans are underestimating the full impact of this outcome. Not only does it put into perspective Fury's skills and career achievements (he is nothing close to the HW GOAT), but it completely re-evaluates the standing of this HW era with the rest. This is a weak era in HW boxing, and one filled with deluded prima donnas who talk a hell of a lot more than they fight.

[TheOneAboveAll]

Hearn is the definition of someone who exemplifies misery loves company. He’s clearly thrilled that Fury has embarrassed himself with the pathetic display because his favorite human in Aj has become a joke in the sport with is quit job vs Ruiz, performances vs Usyk and that weirdo post fight rant. Despite the damage fury has done to his reputation with this last fight, he’s still significantly more credible than Aj.

Maybe so, but doesn't the Ngannou fight give you some pause about how a Fury-AJ fight would actually go now? Not too long ago a lot of people might've bet their parents' houses on Fury washing AJ, but there's not many who would be anywhere near as confident about that outcome today. People are looking past the Wilder fights and re-assessing Fury. He has looked great against weak and flawed competition, and he's been made to look far less than legendary against some pretty average guys.

[BillyBoxing]

This is exactly right. Fans are underestimating the full impact of this outcome. Not only does it put into perspective Fury's skills and career achievements (he is nothing close to the HW GOAT), but it completely re-evaluates the standing of this HW era with the rest. This is a weak era in HW boxing, and one filled with deluded prima donnas who talk a hell of a lot more than they fight.

It does not tell anything.


It's more that Fury's legacy being thrown to the toilets is what you wish. You are in every thread related to Fury since the fight downplaying his legacy and record. If Fury is such a clown and HW boxing garbage, why posting so much about it? It doesn't make sense unless you are a hater. In my case, I'm a big supporter of boxing, Fury and HW boxing and I don't post in threads related to divisions I think are trash like minimumweight or fighters I see as frauds like Broner or Jake Paul...

Who called him the HW goat ? His brother Shane? Never heard something like that in any media.

If Fury is such a bum why posting everyday about him ?

[TheOneAboveAll]

It does not tell anything.


It's more that Fury's legacy being thrown to the toilets is what you wish. You are in every thread related to Fury since the fight downplaying his legacy and record. If Fury is such a clown and HW boxing garbage, why posting so much about it? It doesn't make sense unless you are a hater. In my case, I'm a big supporter of boxing, Fury and HW boxing and I don't post in threads related to divisions I think are trash like minimumweight or fighters I see as frauds like Broner or Jake Paul...

Who called him the HW goat ? His brother Shane? Never heard something like that in any media.

If Fury is such a bum why posting everyday about him ?

Read the forums. There were legions of deluded fans in this forum and across social media who crowned this guy as the best of the generation and even the greatest HW of all time based on wins over two fighters. If it hurts your feelings for others to disagree with you then maybe toughen up or take a break from the forums for a bit. The world is full of people who disagree with you (so-called 'haters'). What is Fury's legacy in boxing right now, according to you?

[dan-b]

Look at all the "but AJ" above. So they're both ****, what's your point?

[Toffee]

Fast Eddie is having a field day trolling Fury on almost a daily basis. He’s having a dig, big time.

Of course.

Fury has had digs at everyone for years.

It's only right that when he completely embarrasses himself that others have their fun with him.

And it's in Hearn's interest to keep this going. He's trying to shame Fury into the ring with Joshua. He's saying that Fury needs credible wins to overcome the mess he just went through.

[dan-b]

Read the forums. There were legions of deluded fans in this forum and across social media who crowned this guy as the best of the generation and even the greatest HW of all time based on wins over two fighters. If it hurts your feelings for others to disagree with you then maybe toughen up or take a break from the forums for a bit. The world is full of people who disagree with you (so-called 'haters'). What is Fury's legacy in boxing right now, according to you?

What happened with Fury is that legions of disgruntled, out of shape men with mental health, booze and coke problems of their own (a substantial proportion of Englishmen) saw some fat edgelord, who made a few "based" comments on social media, beat Wilder and elevated him to a secular god. It was an emotional decision they've since attempted to backfill with logic but it doesn't work because his record, inactivity and ridiculous behaviour is all a matter of public record.

[BillyBoxing]

Read the forums. There were legions of deluded fans in this forum and across social media who crowned this guy as the best of the generation and even the greatest HW of all time based on wins over two fighters. If it hurts your feelings for others to disagree with you then maybe toughen up or take a break from the forums for a bit. The world is full of people who disagree with you (so-called 'haters'). What is Fury's legacy in boxing right now, according to you?

Haters always have the same excuse. "It's because of their fans". If you spend your time dissing a fighter on a forum because of his "deluded" fans or what they say, you're the one who needs to toughen up.

And Fury does not have legion of fans at all, that's an excuse.

It's not about disagreeing, again I just find pathetic to bash a fighter everyday when he has had a bad performance. Just how everybody called Wilder a bum for weeks when he lost to Fury or when Spence lost to Bud.

There are more haters than true fan of the sport on this forum, and I like to call them out.



This "I told you he was a bum" anytime a fighter lose for the first time or have a close fight is toxic and pathetic, please see it.


If Fury was an hypejob why not, but Fury is arguably, since you ask me, the best HW since Lennox Lewis, 18 years. Since Lennox, the best HWs are Usyk, Vitali, Wlad and Wilder and Fury not only beat but dominated 2 of them, not that bad for a cherry picking fraud.

He's been the lineal champion for 8 years, his career is not perfect but he's still undefeated.

Not a top 10 ATG HW by any means but he's good enough to have m'y respect and support as a boxing fan so I don't have to come in every thread related to him
to diss him just like you.