Would Tyson Have Got More Sympathy IF His Name Was Tyrone Fury?

[P.K Dionysus]

No he wouldn't.

The derision Tyson Fury is met with has nothing to do with his ethnicity, it has to do with him being an unnecessarily controversial slob.

He tried to play the heel role, made his archaic (albeit surprisingly common) views public, but didn't have the ability and discipline to be able to say that. When you're winning, you can say and do virtually anything.

When you're unfit, sloppy, and appear to lack respect and discipline for your profession, then sympathy will be hard to come by.

Then he ****ing cries about being hated.

I sympathize with his family because there is history of depression and bipolar disorder in my family, and if he really is genuine in his plight, then I truly do sympathize with them. As far as feeling bad for him personally?

Nah.

[TheUptownKid]

Does Tyson deserve "cheer up" threads?

[Citizen Koba]

Ain't nothing wrong with him, he's using the medical card to avoid having his ass liquidated by a Klitschko law suit for breach of contract.

It's all a smoke and mirrors. The guy is a lazy, under motivated slob who is mentally fragile and simply can't handle success, he's like the lottery lout from the UK, a complete imbecile who'll likely be working as a refuge collector in five years or turning out tricks on Canal Street Manchester, UK. personally I suspect the latter, for thirty euros you'll be able to have your **** ****** by a former champ.

Remember the Tyson quote, 'I've been robbed of most of my money, can I at least get a blow job' well Furry's will be 'I've squandered all my money, can I at least give you a blow job ?'

I strongly doubt the hard working Boys and Girls of Canal Street accept Euros unless the dealers have started accepting them too - and I can say for sure they hadn't up to a coupla years ago.