Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury Urges David Haye To Continue Fighting

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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury Urges David Haye To Continue Fighting

    Speaking with The Mirror, British heavyweight Tyson Fury urged WBA champion David Haye to continue his career. Haye has promised to retire at the end of the year, with or without facing the Klitschkos brothers. Fury, 22-years-old and now trained by Emanuel Steward, is hungry for the opportunity to show what he's made of against Haye.

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    • SN!PER
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      #12
      Screw the haters, keep going David.

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      • PsychoPat
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        #13
        Originally posted by Deontay Wilder
        Screw the haters, keep going David.
        That's the spirit wilder bro. Keep up the power windmill fury strikes. Power levels above 12,000

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        • TheBigLug
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          #14
          Originally posted by Enzo Mc is ****
          I like how he's talking about being the mandatory for the British title. He'd better hope Chisora gets his Wlad fight because he'll embarrass Fury. I think Danny Williams could probably still take him out.
          lol this post aged badly.

          Fury went on to beat Chisora twice, both time for the British title and eventually went on to beat Wlad..but yeah, Danny Williams could've taken him out..

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