Comments Thread For: Fury Not Impressed With Joshua Win: Biggest Bum I Ever Saw

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

WBO, IBO, WBA, IBF heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua retained his world titles, and inflicted the first stoppage defeat of Alexander Povetkin's professional career with a ruthless seventh-round finish at Wembley Stadium in London.
[Click Here To Read More]

[Bonduu]

Shut your pie hole Fury, pot calling kettle black if you ask me.

['b']

Shut your pie hole Fury, pot calling kettle black if you ask me.

People who use that 'saying' either need to:
A) Be genocided / exterminated etc.
B) Required by law to explain EXACTLY what it means and where the term originated from (why is the pot and kettle black? how did they become black? etc.) and failure to do so refer to rule 'A'


Other than that I agree with your general sentiment. Fury is all talk at this point

[Input1914]

Fury's smack talk is legendary lol

[BUCSBronzemedal]

Somehow I fancy Fury's chances of beating Joshua after that performance.

However Wilder is different ball game, he can actually move on the backfoot and lays traps but still I feel a good performance from Fury on December 1st win or lose

[AL_Camino]

Fury is funny as heck. I lost it when he called Joshua and his team a pack of *****houses lol. And reading this headline in his voice made me laugh as well

[AL_Camino]

Fury's smack talk is legendary lol

Yea it really is lol

[Dr Rassclart]

Two words. Seferi. Pianeta. Fury’s a f.kin joke. One last cash out & back to coke, pies & wild boar.

[lion33lit]

It was a very VERY EASY fight to CALL!, The prime HUGE HULKING MUSCULAR COWARD took out the little 39yr old pudgy pedestrian pillsbury dough boy

[TysonFuryTBE]

Yep and when I spoke to Tyson he also wasn't happy about being overlooked in the wilder fight. But that only motivates him even more.

Wilder is getting humiliated on December 1st