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Cannot believe the cowardice of Fury, he don't want any part of that windmill after feeling the power. Let's hope Wilder does the Undisputed fight later this year. Fury pulled the same stunt on Klitscho cos he knew he would lose the rematch so made excuses about 'mental issues' and was caught taking steroids should have been banned for life
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Originally posted by BlackSoul View Postdamn, fury i used to respect you. damn you a coward mane.
andre ward wheres that tweet criticizing fury now bc HE'S the one that didnt take the rematch.
I do think it’s a bad investment for Arum though. Fury can be in an exciting fight with Wilder because of Wilder’s fight-ending power creating tension (with Fury playing the skilful matador)
He’s likely to look boring and weak against other fighters (other than Joshua), he can’t generate interest with impressive KOs because he can’t generate them to save his life.
So I see Arum pouring money into a diminishing asset.
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Originally posted by Noelanthony View PostBoth fighters said they wanted but because Tyson Fury signed a deal that took care of him financially he has to be the fighter that Ducked. Personally Tyson is not all there he rarely follows through with rematches but I can never question his heart. He threw himself in the deep end to be rewarded which he has. He should already have the WBC strap. He doesn’t and I couldn’t care less . However , there is no doubting the fighter that gained mostly in the Dec 1st bout was Fury. It is Wilder that needs the rematch more than Fury.
I watched an interview with Fury even after him signing the deal that all he wants is Wilder still. He contradicts himself daily but so does Wilder. Why would Wilder come out and say he is a free agent? Did you honestly see him going to ESPN or DAZN? Of course you didn’t so why did he say it then?
Wilder was so hell bent on the rematch that his team didn’t want to entertain becoming undisputed which is weird. It is what it is
Also, the fact that you vouch for Barrett is offputting at best.
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Originally posted by Noelanthony View PostBoth fighters said they wanted but because Tyson Fury signed a deal that took care of him financially he has to be the fighter that Ducked. Personally Tyson is not all there he rarely follows through with rematches but I can never question his heart. He threw himself in the deep end to be rewarded which he has. He should already have the WBC strap. He doesn’t and I couldn’t care less . However , there is no doubting the fighter that gained mostly in the Dec 1st bout was Fury. It is Wilder that needs the rematch more than Fury.
I watched an interview with Fury even after him signing the deal that all he wants is Wilder still. He contradicts himself daily but so does Wilder. Why would Wilder come out and say he is a free agent? Did you honestly see him going to ESPN or DAZN? Of course you didn’t so why did he say it then?
Wilder was so hell bent on the rematch that his team didn’t want to entertain becoming undisputed which is weird. It is what it is
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Originally posted by Ake-Dawg View PostJust because Wilder is a free agent he should accept the 5 fight deal from Top Rank just to get the rematch with Fury? Couldn't Arum just offer a deal for a September fight as a one off? Further, we would be getting the unification fight if Hearn sends the 40% offer on Dec 2nd. But we all know that Joshua Wilder is a bigger fight if Wilder beats Fury first. So the timing of the verbal 40% offer is su****ious, although not to be disregarded.
Also, the fact that you vouch for Barrett is offputting at best.
moist and take my baby oil and leave.
I don’t know anything about what Arum has suggested so if that is the case then of course that is ******. Wilder is wise to go in a different direction.
As for Barrett I always root for the underdog you should know that. Apart from fat cheeseburger eating underdogs
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