Dan Rafael says Fury getting cold feet

[Eddy Current]

These could just be some of Fury's legendary mind games!

[Pigeons]

I don't disagree. But I'd prefer it.

[SUBZER0ED]

Fury doesn't give a *** about that. He wants money.

That's it.

Of course, I know he's full of shit, but I want to hold him to his BS words. I'm locked & loaded to blast him, if he pulls out of this fight after talking all of that shit about Joshua.

[MasterPlan]

We will see. Fury, Warrenn said an announcement will be made this week. This week is over tomorrow.
If a fight that's supposed to take place Nov 17 isn't announced soon then there won't be time for promotion.

[FRANKIE420247]

Fury can win, but not now. He needs more time. The guy was on a coke and food bindge. 2 more fights

[kafkod]

Frank The Tank (NYC)
Cold feet as if Fury wants another fight before the Wilder fight? It would be a terrible look for him to back out and actually make Hearn look like a genius

Dan Rafael, King Fight Freak 1:17 PM ET
All I know is what one the members of his management team told me -- that he thought he might need another fight first. Who knows what will happen? Maybe he is just negotiating. If he punks after all that hype last week, shame on him.

Fck that fat lazy kunt. Fury has been training like a madman for the last 6 or 7 months, losing over 100lbs in weight in 2 back to back training camps.

Maybe what he's balking at is going back into the gym for another hard camp after just one week rest and recovery, which is what he was planning to do.

If that's the way he feels then he absolutely should tell Wilder he needs longer to prepare for their fight. The best should fight the best at their best .. not with one guy feeling drained and tired.

[phishfan]

We will see. Fury, Warrenn said an announcement will be made this week. This week is over tomorrow.
If a fight that's supposed to take place Nov 17 isn't announced soon then there won't be time for promotion.

Thats not exactly true. Warren said "It will be announced NEXT week" which could me this coming week. It could also have meant THIS week but he does have a little wiggle room with the wording. Technically it should have been announced this week but Mr. Warren could have honestly meant next week...

[FlatLine]

Stephen M (Lafayette, IN) [via mobile]
Do you give Fury a legit chance against Wilder? I can see him winning a boring decision but also Wilder decapitating him

Dan Rafael, King Fight Freak 12:01 PM ET
I think you have to make Wilder the favorite but can Fury win? Sure. But the latest from Fury's team is that he is now apparently balking at the fight. I was told that yesterday by a member of his management team.

Fury knows he's not ready for Wilder, his team know and I'd say the vast majority of boxing fans know, whether they admit it or not. Got to take each fighter on a case by case basis and Fury would have a much better shot after more fights with better opposition before he faces Wilder because his last performances demonstrated that he's not the same fighter who fought Chisora and Klitschko. It's that prime version of Fury who would be a decent 50-50 match against Wilder but the current version, the slower, less fluid, less accurate and less powerful version, is going to be shocked by Wilder's speed, timing, accuracy and power come fight night - unless he can recapture his prime by then which is highly unlikely imo.

[MasterPlan]

Thats not exactly true. Warren said "It will be announced NEXT week" which could me this coming week. It could also have meant THIS week but he does have a little wiggle room with the wording. Technically it should have been announced this week but Mr. Warren could have honestly meant next week...

Lol come on man. He said last week it would be announced next week. That is now this week. This week is over after tomorrow. Another week starts Monday.

[SkillspayBills]

I really hope Fury postpones and takes one or two more. He's clearly not ready for it.

It's clear as day.

It's clear to someone that hates Wilder every second they can get and won't want to give him any credit when he wins.