Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury talks retirement, says boxing is 'more addictive than any drug'

[MulaKO]

flubbys top addictions

1) Wild Boar
2) Beer
3) Looking at himself in the mirror and pouting
4) Boxing

You forgot balls , wild boar balls

[jackblack008]

I hope Usyk stops him this time

[Blackstarr]

Joshua 2nd? Name a prime elite heavyweight he's beaten?? Fury's beaten 2 long stranding champions both world number 1 for all the belts in theyre own back yards as the underdog.

You’re crazy.

Wilder was never ranked number 1 by any organisation or publication when Fury beat him, and in hindsight has arguably been severely overrated when considering his performances.

Anyway, either has an argument for being no.2 in this era as it stands..Fury beat Klitschko first, has been Ring champ and doesn’t have a bad loss, but AJ has a much deeper resume having beaten far more Ring-rated fighters and doesn’t have any cheating controversy (Fury popping dirty for nandrolone, which can only be administered by injection, hence why the BS contamination argument didn’t work and receiving a backdated 2-year ban for it).

Either way, it’s a pointless debate because both are still very much active with both still competing at prime levels judging from their last fights, so their careers can’t be weighed up yet. Plus both have won and lost against the same common opposition. Fury could go on to lose convincingly against Usyk/get stopped like he arguably should have done in the first fight, and AJ could do a job on Dubois. They could also just fight each other, in which case not much argument would be needed at all.

[Smash]

You forgot balls , wild boar balls

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silly me how could i forget them

is that tyson himself?

[TheOneAboveAll]

Joshua 2nd? Name a prime elite heavyweight he's beaten?? Fury's beaten 2 long stranding champions both world number 1 for all the belts in theyre own back yards as the underdog.

Your crazy.

Fury's best win is against the same old stiff guy who AJ beat. Please don't pretend that he beat a prime Wlad. Fury's next best wins were against Deontay Wilder, but those wins are aging like milk now that we all see what happens to Deontay Wilder when he fights live bodies. That is it for Tyson Fury, the so-called greatest who ever lived. His next biggest win is possibly Dereck Chisora (7 times). Unfortunately, everybody else in the division also has a win over Dereck Chisora. Fury is 4th for now, but maybe 5th or 6th after he gets KO'd next by Usyk.

[Willow The Wisp]

hes got to prepare for the fight of his life next, if he loses again he will end up being known as another usyk victim, kinda like AJ actually

Well, not really.

Tyson Fury's name is part of the list of Heavyweight Champions of the World; which is as important to historical records as the apostolic succession of Popes, the Dynasties of China or British sovereigns- but much older than those.

Joshua has yet to add his name to that list.

History matters, when nothing else does.

[Liondw]

He's achieved a lot and earned a huge amount of money, but boxing and training helps his mental health.

Also, some solitude I guess, with many kids and the wife at home. Blessings, but also gets hectic I guess.

[richardt]

The sooner this nutcase knuckleheaded sociopath is out of the sport, the better.

[JakeTheBoxer]

Usyk retires Fury in december, I believe.

Fury surprised me in the first fight, he did it much bette rthan I expected. But I believe he can`t repeat it.

[BrankoB]

The Fury that toyed with Klitschko no longer exists, he's a sasquatch now but still managed to be 5-2 up in the first 7 until Usyk kissed that cross & bust Fury's nose bad in the 8th.
If Fury gets rid of daddy in the team & get's serious, reduces the clowning & becomes more ruthless instead of admiring his work, you never know.

Then just retire please. Fury Kanye is year's past it's sell by date.

When you talk about Tyson admiring his work, I think you are on the money. We was winning that fight until he started admiring his work and becoming overconfident and careless. So he paid the price and got clipped which changed the fight. He definitely can win the rematch if he can stay focused on the job for 12 rounds. Having said that, a man who is constantly talking about retirement, should retire. He has been looking fragile and unmotivated recently and I fear he will be hurt badly at some point if he continues to fight when that is no longer in his heart.