The Gypsy King 07:33 - Feb 23 with 690 views | BringBackTheRedRoom | Just watched it. Stunning win for Tyson Fury. | |
| ‘Where there is harmony, may we bring discord. Where there is truth, may we bring error. Where there is faith, may we bring doubt. And where there is hope, may we bring despair’ |
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The Gypsy King on 10:11 - Feb 23 with 677 views | ROTTWEILERS | Wilder was beat before he threw a punch. You don't need a degree in psychology to be able to read his pre-match body language.... The mask, head bowed, he looked scared from the off. Credit to Fury though - he's very likeable. Tough as nails and not afraid to bare his vulnerabilities. Top man! [Post edited 23 Feb 2020 10:30]
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The Gypsy King on 12:29 - Feb 23 with 666 views | Lala |
The Gypsy King on 10:11 - Feb 23 by ROTTWEILERS | Wilder was beat before he threw a punch. You don't need a degree in psychology to be able to read his pre-match body language.... The mask, head bowed, he looked scared from the off. Credit to Fury though - he's very likeable. Tough as nails and not afraid to bare his vulnerabilities. Top man! [Post edited 23 Feb 2020 10:30]
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I hate boxing. I know it’s a talent but I just don’t like watching people seriously hurting each other, and for that reason I can’t even watch it retrospectively, even knowing everyone survived. We are such animals but I know that’s just the nature of us beasts and you can’t fight that. Glad nobody is seriously hurt though. Party poopers r us. | |
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The Gypsy King on 16:15 - Feb 23 with 641 views | ROTTWEILERS |
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The Gypsy King on 17:46 - Feb 23 with 623 views | spell_chekker |
I'm completely disconnected with boxing now. I used to know all the fighters but lean toward Lala's point of view. I also think that something should be done about football. Heading the ball causing dementia. | |
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The Gypsy King on 18:39 - Feb 23 with 617 views | okeh_for_some |
The Gypsy King on 17:46 - Feb 23 by spell_chekker | I'm completely disconnected with boxing now. I used to know all the fighters but lean toward Lala's point of view. I also think that something should be done about football. Heading the ball causing dementia. |
I’ve been a boxing fan all my life and while at times brutal, it’s rescued many working class lads from the streets and is a sport of incredible skill and bravery. It’s a pursuit where there is as much skill in avoiding a punch as being able to throw one, a talent not always appreciated by those who occasionally tune in to the odd fight. Fury is pure theatre, I’ve followed his career right from the off and always thought he had something special. Boxing aside, the way he’s pulled himself round from mental illness makes him a legend and an inspiration. We went nearly 100 years without producing a heavyweight champion and now have two, with a number of top ranked fighters following closely behind. | | | |
The Gypsy King on 18:51 - Feb 23 with 613 views | spell_chekker |
The Gypsy King on 18:39 - Feb 23 by okeh_for_some | I’ve been a boxing fan all my life and while at times brutal, it’s rescued many working class lads from the streets and is a sport of incredible skill and bravery. It’s a pursuit where there is as much skill in avoiding a punch as being able to throw one, a talent not always appreciated by those who occasionally tune in to the odd fight. Fury is pure theatre, I’ve followed his career right from the off and always thought he had something special. Boxing aside, the way he’s pulled himself round from mental illness makes him a legend and an inspiration. We went nearly 100 years without producing a heavyweight champion and now have two, with a number of top ranked fighters following closely behind. |
I understand all that and used to love boxing too. What happened to me was the introduction of Sky TV. A lot of sports started to be broadcast exclusively on Sky. Because of my lifestyle at the time I couldn't afford, nor was I interested in, the subscription. It sort of set a pattern, a habit. Where once I was in to everything, I've lost touch with quite a few sports now. | |
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The Gypsy King on 20:08 - Feb 23 with 610 views | BringBackTheRedRoom |
The Gypsy King on 18:51 - Feb 23 by spell_chekker | I understand all that and used to love boxing too. What happened to me was the introduction of Sky TV. A lot of sports started to be broadcast exclusively on Sky. Because of my lifestyle at the time I couldn't afford, nor was I interested in, the subscription. It sort of set a pattern, a habit. Where once I was in to everything, I've lost touch with quite a few sports now. |
Use to be a big fan of boxing and agree with Okeh's post, but also like Spell took less and less intrest as it move over to PPV. (Can't blame them, the money they make is staggering.) Use to also watch the ABA stuff that use to be on at the Guild Hall. Over recent years the only time I've taken notice of Boxing is to check out the ex Olympic boxers (Might of mentioned before, big fan of the Olympics), until Fury came along. Something about the guy transcends boxing. | |
| ‘Where there is harmony, may we bring discord. Where there is truth, may we bring error. Where there is faith, may we bring doubt. And where there is hope, may we bring despair’ |
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The Gypsy King on 20:17 - Feb 23 with 607 views | Lala |
The Gypsy King on 20:08 - Feb 23 by BringBackTheRedRoom | Use to be a big fan of boxing and agree with Okeh's post, but also like Spell took less and less intrest as it move over to PPV. (Can't blame them, the money they make is staggering.) Use to also watch the ABA stuff that use to be on at the Guild Hall. Over recent years the only time I've taken notice of Boxing is to check out the ex Olympic boxers (Might of mentioned before, big fan of the Olympics), until Fury came along. Something about the guy transcends boxing. |
I watched the Michael Watson fight as a young lass and I knew there was something wrong before the fight was even stopped. Turned me off boxing for life. No problem with Fury as a person or sportsman though. Saw his wife interviewed last week and she came across really well. | |
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The Gypsy King on 20:22 - Feb 23 with 604 views | spell_chekker |
The Gypsy King on 20:17 - Feb 23 by Lala | I watched the Michael Watson fight as a young lass and I knew there was something wrong before the fight was even stopped. Turned me off boxing for life. No problem with Fury as a person or sportsman though. Saw his wife interviewed last week and she came across really well. |
There are some tragic cases like Watson. The things that go undiscovered are the ones who end up like vegetables later in life. Mohammad Ali being the most prominent example. | |
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The Gypsy King on 20:46 - Feb 23 with 597 views | spell_chekker |
The Gypsy King on 20:22 - Feb 23 by spell_chekker | There are some tragic cases like Watson. The things that go undiscovered are the ones who end up like vegetables later in life. Mohammad Ali being the most prominent example. |
It's a trade off. Some guys have a good life out of boxing whereas there would have been nothing down for them. Young problem lads also need to channel their energy and learn some rules. | |
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