Comments Thread For: Wladimir Klitschko Loses Cool, Tells Tyson Fury To "F*** Off!"

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I just hope Wlad doesn't make it a boring ass fight again. Fury's right, it's an insult to call him an "athlete" when he has a full beer belly going. Fury is very undisciplined and still beat Wlad.

Fury isn't the only boxer to pile on the pounds between fights, he's just the only one brave enough to take his top off and show it off lol. The ironic thing is, Fury has the best engine in the division.

Fury is also very disciplined nowadays, not so much earlier in his career. Against Wlad he followed Peter's plan to a tee.

[LacedUp]

I just hope Wlad doesn't make it a boring ass fight again. Fury's right, it's an insult to call him an "athlete" when he has a full beer belly going. Fury is very undisciplined and still beat Wlad.

when has Wlad ever made the fight exciting?

Anyone that expects anything else from Wlad is kidding themselves. He might bring a bit more energy to the table in the first round but as soon as he misses his shot and gets a long counter jab, he'll instantly remember the first fight and he will crumble into his shell again.

That's just who he is.

[LacedUp]

It was cringe-worthy having these ******ed 'reporters' drive their agenda during an official presser. If you want to come up with these type of accusations that the champion cheated during his entire reign, you need more than that.

And as I said, the canvas and wrapping issues were resolved. July 9 with be under BBBoC supervision, so Fury should have no excuses this time around.

The only thing that's cringeworthy is Klitschko carrying himself like some sort of ambassador for a gentleman's sport but acting anything but it. That's cringey.

It's cringey that he sits there and talks about being a role model, but then swears infront of the world's media.

It's cringey that he's not owning up to his defeat and all he says is: "I'll KO Fury" .

I mean, Fury owned him in everything right from the build up in the first fight through the fight, and through this press conference as well.

And Wlad won't own up to it.

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It was cringe-worthy having these ******ed 'reporters' drive their agenda during an official presser. If you want to come up with these type of accusations that the champion cheated during his entire reign, you need more than that.

And as I said, the canvas and wrapping issues were resolved. July 9 will be under BBBoC supervision, so Fury should have no excuses this time around.

It's cringe-worthy that you're attempting to defend this cheat. The issues were only "resolved" because Team Fury found out about them.

The reporter(s) gave Wlad a chance to defend him, he didn't. Guilty as charged.

[Weltschmerz]

The only thing that's cringeworthy is Klitschko carrying himself like some sort of ambassador for a gentleman's sport but acting anything but it. That's cringey.

It's cringey that he sits there and talks about being a role model, but then swears infront of the world's media.

It's cringey that he's not owning up to his defeat and all he says is: "I'll KO Fury" .

I mean, Fury owned him in everything right from the build up in the first fight through the fight, and through this press conference as well.

And Wlad won't own up to it.

Vlad's always been a great ambassador, this F off comment was out of character, admittedly. Vlad said to Kugan after the intention was to get through to people 'likeminded to Fury', something like that, whatever. The way Fury talks and walks usually it wasn't much in comparison, was it.

Vlad also said he wasn't focused enough during the first fight, wasn't mentally there, which was unusual. But it could explain a lot. I think a lot of factors played in. What he does say now is that he's 100 percent focused and I think Fury is in trouble this time around, the way Fury is not serious (even self-admittedly)... We shall see.

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Vlad's always been a great ambassador, this F off comment was out of character, admittedly. Vlad said to Kugan after the intention was to get through to people 'likeminded to Fury', something like that, whatever. The way Fury talks and walks usually it wasn't much in comparison, was it.

Vlad also said he wasn't focused enough during the first fight, wasn't mentally there, which was unusual. But it could explain a lot. I think a lot of factors played in. What he does say now is that he's 100 percent focused and I think Fury is in trouble this time around, the way Fury is not serious (even self-admittedly)... We shall see.

Do you really think that's true? I think that was total bs. He was in great shape. Everything else is pure crap.

He should have just said that he found Fury a lot more awkward than he thought and he's going to make adjustments to deal with it.

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Do you really think that's true? I think that was total bs. He was in great shape. Everything else is pure crap.

He should have just said that he found Fury a lot more awkward than he thought and he's going to make adjustments to deal with it.

He said he was in shape, was there physically, etc., but that his mind was elsewhere. Which makes sense, considering his subpar performance.

[Nubia]

Wow Wlad got very defensive when the alleged cheating was brought up. Very awkward.

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No way the rematch can be worse than the first......can it?

And I'm on the other side praying for it to be as entertaining as the first one.