Comments Thread For: Frank Warren Lashes Out at Usyk Handlers, Fury Critics: 'They're a Pair of Pricks; They Keep Peddling This Bull****

[MulaKO]

"Turki Alalshikh, the powerful Saudi advisor financially backing the fight, insisted that a $10 million penalty was at stake for whoever tries to pull out of the May 18 showdown."

Now, if there wasn't at least of a hint su****ion about Fury's injury, why would Alalshikh impose such a big conditional penalty?

That’s exactly what I told the nuthugger

[juggernaut666]

Oh!!!! "I won't read the reply!!???" that is the equivalent of the "triple double dare" in "Christmas Story!" I will only read every other word if you choose to reply to this!!

This is the first year ever I haven’t watched that movie ,it’s been replaced by “ A Christmas Horror Story“ my new go to Christmas movie .

I triple dog dare you x3 to respond .

[juggernaut666]

Warren putting his reputation on the line ,if Fury screws this up again just think of how huge a Warren meltdown is going to look ? This guys on his last foot with Fury this is strike three coming up of Fury pulls out and that just Usyk not counting the other guys . Lol

[thack]

Idiots feed idiots ...excellent line for this forum...the truth will be there to see come may ..

[billeau2]

This is the first year ever I haven’t watched that movie ,it’s been replaced by “ A Christmas Horror Story“ my new go to Christmas movie .

I triple dog dare you x3 to respond .

The father in a christmas story was one of the most feared Furnace fighters in the midwest! This was before MMA! I love that movie...

[Jack_sh*t]

Some full-blown, rampant emotions flying around on this thread... is it a full moon?

[Roberto Vasquez]

lol Fury has spent his life lying. Like when he was training for that made-up Usyk Twitter fight and his Trainer Sugar Hill had to be honest and say he wasn't training. Or when he accused a lot of other boxers of taking PEDs just before he was found to be taking them himself.

Seems these guys can dish it out but can't take it when it comes back at them.....

[boxinglife8]

I support the right of everyone to an opinion certainly. What I can't understand is, why do people hate Fury so much? He beat Klitschko, had serious mental issues, got himself together and came back and had a great trilogy with Wilder. He then offered multiple guys a shot at lineal and his belt, including AJ, Ruiz and a few others. AJ said no, Ruiz said no.

He goes into negotiations with Usyk and he does what he always does....he talks, sells the fight. Usyk isn't a big draw and so he offered Usyk a shot but wanted the lion's share. Usyks as the smaller side still getting far more then he would fighting anyone else, and Usyk wins, can then go in and beat Fury and set the rematch terms. The Saudi's come in and offer huge money and the fight is put on hold, Usyk's team immediately starts blaming Fury and saying he wanted too much....which we now know is bull****, the Saudi's told them to wait.

The cut is obviously real. Medical reports and Saudi's concur. But now people are saying Fury wants out? Against a guy much smaller, who doesn't have huge power?

Fury talks to sell fights. Is that why people hate him? No one else at HW is that great to watch. Fury is is skilled, and the Ngannou knockdown makes it even more intriguing. I just don't get the incredible amount of Fury hate. He brings entertaiment to the sport and he is highly skilled for a big man.

Do people really take his rhetoric so seriously that they hate him personally?

The fact that you believe that AJ and Usyk ducked fury after everything fury said was proven wrong is funny.

[MulaKO]

lol Fury has spent his life lying. Like when he was training for that made-up Usyk Twitter fight and his Trainer Sugar Hill had to be honest and say he wasn't training. Or when he accused a lot of other boxers of taking PEDs just before he was found to be taking them himself.

Seems these guys can dish it out but can't take it when it comes back at them.....

Not just the fighters but all their nuthugging fans , as you can see from this post

[Atypicalbrit]

I support the right of everyone to an opinion certainly. What I can't understand is, why do people hate Fury so much? He beat Klitschko, had serious mental issues, got himself together and came back and had a great trilogy with Wilder. He then offered multiple guys a shot at lineal and his belt, including AJ, Ruiz and a few others. AJ said no, Ruiz said no.

He goes into negotiations with Usyk and he does what he always does....he talks, sells the fight. Usyk isn't a big draw and so he offered Usyk a shot but wanted the lion's share. Usyks as the smaller side still getting far more then he would fighting anyone else, and Usyk wins, can then go in and beat Fury and set the rematch terms. The Saudi's come in and offer huge money and the fight is put on hold, Usyk's team immediately starts blaming Fury and saying he wanted too much....which we now know is bull****, the Saudi's told them to wait.

The cut is obviously real. Medical reports and Saudi's concur. But now people are saying Fury wants out? Against a guy much smaller, who doesn't have huge power?

Fury talks to sell fights. Is that why people hate him? No one else at HW is that great to watch. Fury is is skilled, and the Ngannou knockdown makes it even more intriguing. I just don't get the incredible amount of Fury hate. He brings entertaiment to the sport and he is highly skilled for a big man.

Do people really take his rhetoric so seriously that they hate him personally?

Fury was big time popular after the 2nd and 3rd Wilder fights.

After the 3rd Wilder fight the USA commentators literally said "don't talk to me about Oleksandyr Usyk, Tyson Fury is THE best heavyweight in the world"

So the perception of him was sky high.

Since then though, Fury has talked a lot and not delivered much, and while I DO agree that there's certainly an element of people out there who couldn't WAIT to be able to pile on Fury for the first convenient reason, he's sure given them a lot of ammo.

Me personally, I'm waiting to see the fight, I do think Fury has played a lot of games and I'll be honest, I think Fury is "unsure of himself" at this stage because he knows Usyk is a tricky fight, and Fury knows his body isn't what it was.

BUT I also think despite fury not being sure of himself, that doesn't mean he won't beat Usyk.

But I don't blame people for being tired of Fury's games and stuff, but Fury has his chance doesn't he, can you IMAGINE if he goes in there and smacks Usyk around, beats him up and stops him?

Imagine the amount of egg on a lot of people's faces, there would be a lot of people looking veeeeeery ****** if that happens.

So that's up to Fury to make it happen.