Fury to Retire
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Felix
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Re: Fury to Retire
Shame he's bitter about his losses, but he gave us soem very memorable moments. 
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KungFooBob
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Re: Fury to Retire
He'll be back. It's all just a ploy to make the next one even more exciting!
It's not like he's got form for it.
It's not like he's got form for it.
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Re: Fury to Retire
What fight would be exciting for him now? His only realistic option for a payday is against Anthony Joshua for the title of the new Frank Bruno. The Saudis won't touch it with a bargepole so his best bet is to see if they can sell out Wembley with casuals At the end of the day it's Brook v Khan all over again, a fight that came 5 years too late tomean anything.KungFooBob wrote: Mon Jan 13, 2025 9:13 pm It's all just a ploy to make the next one even more exciting!
He doesn't have anything to gain from coming back, does he want to become another Chisora, taking so many hidings he can barely speak now?
And if he thinks he won either fight against Usyk, he needs his head examined.