whether Fury likes it or not he is a professional athlete with a moral duty to uphold whatever reputation the sport actually has left. and thats regardless of what 'fans' of the sports tweet at him. no different from footballers getting abused from the stand. if they give hand signals back or (recall Eric Cantona) lash out at fans then they bring the sport into disrepute and deserve the full force of whatever censure is available.
unfair? maybe...but then thats the obligation that comes with being paid so richly BY the public to perform.
sadly there isnt ENOUGH effective regulation in the sport and so issues of conduct and disrepute are not addressed as well as they should be.
nevertheless...professional boxers should behave as sportsmen and gentlemen outside the ring not thugs. you dont hear trash talking from the likes of pacquiao, marquez & ward. these are the classier operators in the sport.
unfair? maybe...but then thats the obligation that comes with being paid so richly BY the public to perform.
sadly there isnt ENOUGH effective regulation in the sport and so issues of conduct and disrepute are not addressed as well as they should be.
nevertheless...professional boxers should behave as sportsmen and gentlemen outside the ring not thugs. you dont hear trash talking from the likes of pacquiao, marquez & ward. these are the classier operators in the sport.
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