Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury Hints at Retirement After Beating Klitschko

[yoz]

This guy is full ******. Hardly surprising, though, given his background.

[LacedUp]

This guy is full ******. Hardly surprising, though, given his background.

That's some pretty racist crap you just let out there.

ban worthy.

[yoz]

Sounds like he's already lost. I'm surprised Fury and Haye dislike each other so much, given their similarities.

[yoz]

That's some pretty racist crap you just let out there.

ban worthy.

As ever, you're spinning. Anything to fit your anti-Klitschko agenda.

[LacedUp]

As ever, you're spinning. Anything to fit your anti-Klitschko agenda.

How am I spinning it exactly?

What did you intend to say when you said he was ******ed based on his background?

As I said, pretty racist crap you let out there.

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This guy is full ******. Hardly surprising, though, given his background.

Blatant racism, a disgusting comment.

Back on topic, when Fury wins he'll have to rematch Wlad anyway, unless he gets big bro out of retirement to fight for him.

[Boxing Goat]

The point is that it visibly rattled his cage. Wlad is a control freak who likes everything to be rigid and structured.

He starts to unravel when he's confronted by unpredictability. That's why he lost to guys like Corrie Sanders.

The build up to the Sanders fight was nothing like this. He lost to Sanders because he was not as tentative and calculated as he is now and he underestimated the power and speed of 'The Sniper'.

[Dirk Diggler UK]

The build up to the Sanders fight was nothing like this. He lost to Sanders because he was not as tentative and calculated as he is now and he underestimated the power and speed of 'The Sniper'.

I wasn't referring to the build-up. I was referring to the fact that Sanders was an unpredictable fighter. You never knew what you were going to get with him.

[Boxing Goat]

Didn't you give Fury stick and claimed he ducked Ustinov when his close family member was on his deathbed?

But when it's Wlad doe..

Didn't he pull out the week before the fight doe?..........

Yea, there's a difference.

He was okay with fighting with the original opponent but when that changed, all of the sudden, his family became more important.

I'm not saying he shouldn't pull out of the fight for immediate family but that was his uncle and he had known about it for long before he pulled out.

[Boxing Goat]

I wasn't referring to the build-up. I was referring to the fact that Sanders was an unpredictable fighter. You never knew what you were going to get with him.

I agree he was unpredictable but this is a totally different situation.