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  • Chazza
    Des Lynam
    • Jan 2007
    • 31141

    #2116
    What next for Fury? Chisora again?

    Really hope he fights Wilder though that would be hilarious pub brawl stuff.

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    • Chazza
      Des Lynam
      • Jan 2007
      • 31141

      #2117
      Tony Thompson must be in with a shout.

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      • RichC
        Meh
        • Jul 2006
        • 37415

        #2118
        The heavyweight boxing scene is dreadful. Take the brothers out of it and who else is there.

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        • RichC
          Meh
          • Jul 2006
          • 37415

          #2119
          Originally posted by Chazza
          Tony Thompson must be in with a shout.
          I was thinking that although he got beat the last time out

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          • Gibbo
            Like a boss
            • Jul 2010
            • 26212

            #2120
            God the Heavyweight division is pure ****.
            The times they are a changin'.

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            • Chazza
              Des Lynam
              • Jan 2007
              • 31141

              #2121
              Audley Harrison

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              • RichC
                Meh
                • Jul 2006
                • 37415

                #2122


                Car crash tv

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                • Chazza
                  Des Lynam
                  • Jan 2007
                  • 31141

                  #2123
                  David Haye dealt 'crushing blow' as doctors advise retirement following shoulder surgery in Germany

                  Londoner's heavyweight bout with Tyson Fury unlikely to take place after former world champion is told to retire by doctors

                  David Haye on Sunday night withdrew from his much-anticipated all-British clash with Tyson Fury and may face permanent retirement after doctors advised him to hang up his gloves after surgery on his shoulder three days ago.

                  The former world heavyweight and world cruiserweight champion underwent five hours of surgery in Germany on Thursday morning to reconstruct his right shoulder, and has since been told to seriously consider ending his decorated 11-year professional boxing career.
                  The operation was to the right subscapularis and bicep tendon attachments, both of which were ruptured.



                  “I genuinely believed the shoulder injury wasn't that bad,” said Haye. “But the doctor sent me for a detailed MRI scan and within 24 hours I was told the full extent of the damage. Twenty-four hours after that I was in the operating theatre.

                  “It's a crushing blow for me. I had big plans for next year and the ultimate goal was to win back the world heavyweight title, something my amazing fans deserve.”
                  “What I didn't anticipate was that this year would be the unluckiest of my career and that a number of injuries would disrupt my plans so much. Perhaps it just wasn't meant to be.”

                  “The boxing gods keep hinting that maybe enough is enough and that it's time to finally hang up my gloves.”

                  This latest injury has meant the cancellation his proposed Feb 8 bout in Manchester with Fury on the advice of his doctors.

                  “The surgery and subsequent results are a bitter pill to swallow because I truly felt I had a lot more to offer and was looking forward to paying back my loyal fans with some great fights in 2014,” said Haye. “But I've been boxing for 23 years now, amateur and pro, and this has clearly taken its toll on my body.”

                  “I can only offer my sincerest apologies to all those fans who have followed me over the years and, like me, wanted to finish on a real high. This wasn't how I wanted to end 2013.”

                  “If I'm now destined to have won the European Championship, the Unified World Cruiserweight Championship and the WBA heavyweight championship of the world - with a record of 28 fights, 26 wins, 24 victories coming via knockout and only two defeats - then so be it. I'm proud of these achievements and consider my boxing career a huge success.”

                  Fury reacted angrily on his Twitter account, adding: “As bob marly says don't wory bout a thing coz every little thing is gonna b alright!”.

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                  • spud_gun
                    Paisley
                    • Jul 2006
                    • 26519

                    #2124
                    He looked ok yesterday

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                    • Doc_Piptorious
                      • Jul 2006
                      • 40260

                      #2125
                      Originally posted by spud_gun
                      He looked ok yesterday



                      That pic from county Cork is nearly two weeks old. It was put up on the parish website on the 8th November and the pic was taken before that date.
                      I don't hate people. I just feel better when they aren't around.


                      Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness

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                      • spud_gun
                        Paisley
                        • Jul 2006
                        • 26519

                        #2126
                        You're just ruining the fun.

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                        • Chazza
                          Des Lynam
                          • Jan 2007
                          • 31141

                          #2127
                          Tyson Fury @Tyson_Fury
                          The only man I can think of who will fight me. Sounds like Bombe squaddddd. 30/0/30 vs the Furious1. @BronzeBomber @GoldenBoyBoxing
                          Tyson Fury @Tyson_Fury
                          Lets see if the klitchkos r willing to fight the winner of @Tyson_Fury & @BronzeBomber? @Klitschko @GoldenBoyBoxing @HennessySports
                          Fury v Wilder would see some mad swinging arm action.

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                          • Sarb
                            Doomed, we're all doomed!
                            • Jun 2007
                            • 11302

                            #2128
                            Few speculating that his cut eye back in September was a bit convenient now. Shame, would have been a good fight. I did think though in the conference when the fight was announced, and Fury was taking the piss out of him, that Haye looked a bit scared

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                            • Shaggy
                              Unidentified Rascal
                              • Jul 2006
                              • 135533

                              #2129
                              Why the **** would Haye be scared of Fury though? He's been in with Klitschko, a 7ft giant, and as a cruiserweight went to Mormeck's back yard in France and beat him up. Fury? No way is Haye faking this.
                              Thanks very much for being

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                              • Sarb
                                Doomed, we're all doomed!
                                • Jun 2007
                                • 11302

                                #2130
                                Originally posted by Shaggy
                                Why the **** would Haye be scared of Fury though? He's been in with Klitschko, a 7ft giant, and as a cruiserweight went to Mormeck's back yard in France and beat him up. Fury? No way is Haye faking this.
                                Not this, but the cut eye on the eve of the original fight. Maybe he just doesn't want to fight anymore. Don't see why he came back anyway personally.

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