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03 Oct 16 14:02
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World heavyweight champion Tyson Fury has announced his retirement from boxing.

The controversial boxer, who recently pulled out of his rematch with Wladimir Klitschko due to mental health issues, labeled the industry "the saddest thing I ever took part" and "a pile of s***".

He tweeted: "Boxing is the saddest thing I ever took part in, all a pile of s***, I'm the greatest, and I'm also retired, so go suck a d***, happy days."







http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/boxing/tyson-fury-announces-retirement-boxing-8969734

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By:
TheChaser
When: 03 Oct 16 14:05
TYSONMONTANA ‏@Tyson_Fury  1h
Boxing is the saddest thing I ever took part in, all a pile of ****, I'm the greatest, & I'm also retired, so go suck a dick, happy days.
By:
TheChaser
When: 03 Oct 16 14:32
TYSONMONTANA ‏@Tyson_Fury  10m10 minutes ago
George Kokkalenios  top attorney at law telling the truth about the corruption in boxing.
By:
geordie1956
When: 03 Oct 16 14:33
give him 6 months after he's spent his money & he'll be back wanting a title fight
By:
rogerthebutler
When: 03 Oct 16 15:14
The saddest thing he's taken part in....well, until the inevitable appearance on 'Celebrity Big Brother' to keep his rampant ego satisfied for a while.
By:
the.mad.dog.man
When: 03 Oct 16 15:54
1.01 he will be back the useless c..t he is
By:
john92
When: 03 Oct 16 16:03
It was a wind up
By:
akabula
When: 03 Oct 16 16:58
Picked the wrong time if it's a wind up.
whatever, he's a clown.
By:
Burton-Brewers
When: 03 Oct 16 17:00
he's a fruit who I can see having a breakdown
By:
nomiskroy
When: 03 Oct 16 17:34
Bare Knuckle on one of his sites, or Appleby Fair.
Nugget.
By:
ebulGery
When: 03 Oct 16 20:18
It made him rich...Tyson should not be too sad about it?

Yes he seems to have gone quite strange....I don't know if something has happened in his private life?

I am strange myself, but everybody expects thatBlush

I wish him well, but I feel something may have happened?????
By:
ebulGery
When: 04 Oct 16 00:53
Well it seems he has not retired nowCrazy

He cannot expect to keep his title if he will not defend it against Wladimir.

I don't what problems he is having....but he is a boxer and a very good, so I urge him to stick to that.

and earn some very good money.
By:
Facts
When: 04 Oct 16 08:36
Fury states  ' it was a joke '
The joke's on him. He's a deluded clown who is a disgrace to the profession of boxing.
By:
geoff m
When: 04 Oct 16 08:53
To many hits to the head , or hes just as thick as pigshyte.

My moneys on both
By:
rogerthebutler
When: 04 Oct 16 10:57
Tyson Fury's friend Billy Joe Saunders fears the heavyweight will be dead by 30 if he "doesn't get the help he needs".

The fellow traveller and world champion, 27, has known the WBA and WBO heavyweight champion since he was 14, and fears he is in an "extremely bad place".

"I'm very concerned that he won't see 30 years old," he said. "Very concerned. If the public don't get behind him, and he doesn't get the help he needs, it could affect his life and his family's lives forever.

"The travelling community's behind him. But it's out of the travelling community [hands] - it's the press that need to give him a breather, a pick-me-up, a pat on the back.

"I'm not saying everything he's done is right - not even a 'You've done right, you've done wrong' - (he needs) a 'It'll be alright, don't worry about it, chin up'. Give him a bit of that and perhaps he might see a little bit of light, (it) might give him a little bit of confidence.

"I've spoken to him, but he's down, he's very down, he's not in a mood to talk to anybody. He's mentally not there.

"Nothing shocks me at the moment, because he's not mentally right. He needs help. He's in a bad place at the minute. I know him very well; extremely bad place."


What do you make of all this?

Firstly, if Fury is undergoing a mental breakdown, you have to give him sympathy and hope he's getting treatment and / or good advice, no matter what you think of him.

Secondly though, he's been managed by his Uncle, eschews conventional and civilised methods of expressing himself, doing very little to endear himself to society and boxing in general and makes a huge virtue out of his gypsy heritage and lifestyle - making it very tough for conventional society to warm to him or feel any offer of help and support would be received with anything other than a stream of abuse or irrational drivel.

I hope nothing bad happens to him and people who are supposed to look after him do look after him.
By:
TheChaser
When: 04 Oct 16 14:26
rogerthebutler
rogerthebutler 04 Oct 16 10:57 Joined: 01 Mar 03 | Topic/replies: 12,393 | Blogger: rogerthebutler's blog
Tyson Fury's friend Billy Joe Saunders fears the heavyweight will be dead by 30 if he "doesn't get the help he needs".

The fellow traveller and world champion, 27, has known the WBA and WBO heavyweight champion since he was 14, and fears he is in an "extremely bad place".

"I'm very concerned that he won't see 30 years old," he said. "Very concerned. If the public don't get behind him, and he doesn't get the help he needs, it could affect his life and his family's lives forever.

"The travelling community's behind him. But it's out of the travelling community [hands] - it's the press that need to give him a breather, a pick-me-up, a pat on the back.

"I'm not saying everything he's done is right - not even a 'You've done right, you've done wrong' - (he needs) a 'It'll be alright, don't worry about it, chin up'. Give him a bit of that and perhaps he might see a little bit of light, (it) might give him a little bit of confidence.

"I've spoken to him, but he's down, he's very down, he's not in a mood to talk to anybody. He's mentally not there.

"Nothing shocks me at the moment, because he's not mentally right. He needs help. He's in a bad place at the minute. I know him very well; extremely bad place."

What do you make of all this?

Firstly, if Fury is undergoing a mental breakdown, you have to give him sympathy and hope he's getting treatment and / or good advice, no matter what you think of him.

Secondly though, he's been managed by his Uncle, eschews conventional and civilised methods of expressing himself, doing very little to endear himself to society and boxing in general and makes a huge virtue out of his gypsy heritage and lifestyle - making it very tough for conventional society to warm to him or feel any offer of help and support would be received with anything other than a stream of abuse or irrational drivel.










Footage of him at charity events signing stuff for kids etc and in gyms having a laugh but only on youtube
By:
TheChaser
When: 04 Oct 16 14:29
He is not tied to SKY and Hearn so making it in the UK was hard enough and got lynched upon straight after his title wins
By:
dustybin
When: 04 Oct 16 14:49
He told Buncie last year that he was going to give it all up and become a politician because he saw a homeless man or something along those lines.
Hes been ticking for quite a while, he needs to leave the chemicals alone a bit.
By:
dustybin
When: 04 Oct 16 14:58
I think he might have mild psychosis if that isnt an oxymoron.

Hes been indulging some pretty eclectic parts of his personality that may have been over doing it for show, or he might just have slipped down the rabbit hole a little bit if hes been retreating into drugs.
He wants to get his head down and leave the public stage and twitter for a while.
By:
TheChaser
When: 04 Oct 16 15:06
Hes been ticking for quite a while, he needs to leave the chemicals alone a bit.

he's at that age when he comedowns start hitting harder also Laugh
By:
dustybin
When: 04 Oct 16 15:16
There is another possibility.
That he really doesnt want to lose his undefeated tag and this time klitschko will be really after him and hes not as confident as he tells others he is.
Klitschko cant have long left so if he sidesteps this encounter he can get back on with business when Vladimir retires.
By:
ebulGery
When: 04 Oct 16 18:41
Yes I doubt Wladimir is happy with these postponements....but there are plenty of others would like to take

Tyson on....

I don't know what has happened to Tyson?, but if he does not fight soon he should be stripped off his title.
By:
TheChaser
When: 04 Oct 16 19:05
Did Wlad not cancel on him a few times ? i know haye did a few times

There is an interview just gone up on youtube from a year ago and Fury says when he wins the belts he will get all the promoters etc to get Frank Bruno and Hollyfield back in the ring.He is just maybe pulling out after all many done it to him.
By:
TheChaser
When: 04 Oct 16 19:06
Eubank cancelling on Warren also is great stuff you see warrens face Laugh says he can sue the Eubanks
By:
dustybin
When: 04 Oct 16 19:18
klitscho cancelled against chisora twice not fury
By:
ebulGery
When: 04 Oct 16 19:24
It is all a bit of a game.

But Wladimir is very awkward to fight, plenty would rather fight Fury

One looks to see boxers fighting rather than not fighting
By:
ebulGery
When: 04 Oct 16 19:25
Fury has a shelf life, like all boxers.
By:
PatraTheCat
When: 04 Oct 16 22:47
Kenny knows a lot about shelf lives because he used to do a bit of boxing.
By:
Capt__F
When: 04 Oct 16 22:55
canny cd a been somebody
By:
ebulGery
When: 04 Oct 16 23:01
Not just a cat man then Patra?

I approve of both
By:
crags
When: 04 Oct 16 23:03
Bananas
By:
Capt__F
When: 04 Oct 16 23:05
Indian
By:
ebulGery
When: 04 Oct 16 23:13
Why does Fury seem to want to avoid somebody he has already beaten.

Wladimir is not going to get any better at his age?

Makes no sense to meCrazy
By:
crags
When: 04 Oct 16 23:21
It takes a lot of effort to get ready for a fight at their level. Fury isn't in the best shape at the moment, certainly not mentally.
By:
dustybin
When: 05 Oct 16 08:33
Ebul

Peter fury himself said the next fight between them would be 50-50.
Fury had nothing to lose first time, others had been and gone attempting the same so he had a way out if he lost.
This time he has the title an a well experienced winner hell bent to retain it before retirement.
By:
dustybin
When: 05 Oct 16 08:35
Put it this way I'd have a few quid on wlad if they went again.
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