New Tyson Fury interview

[Æthelstan]

This is a new Tyson Fury interview. He's open and sincere, and very funny by times (warning: language).

[violaandme]

good interview very subdued Fury I have never waivered in my opinion that Fury lacks a lot when it comes to boxing but I do like him and wish him continued success in and out of the ring and I sincerely hope he does improve and conyinue to do so and not only sparks out Haye but whoops at least one of the klits I think he would do wonders for the sport of boxing as a champion and would be a breath of fresh air to the sport that needs something right now

that said he does need to keep improving and with some luck he may do just as I hope he does and takes a belt or two along the way

War Fury

[billeau2]

great interview thanks for sharing. I feel for Fury.

[violaandme]

I hope he knocks out Kugen Cassius in their one arm charity match too

[Weebler I]

[Bodyshot3]

Good, good work by Cuggan....a proper, old school doorstep interview with no managers of PR people in the way and toning things down and making it bland and corporate; just Fury speaking (and spitting) straight from the heart about his hopes, fears and frustrations.

Nod of respect to Cugg and team...they will turn-up everywhere and anywhere with their camera and get some nice scoops for the pain.

I am not sold on the conspiracy theory that Haye and Booth did not want it and found an underhand way out of a cesspit....but I did watch Haye at the NFL game, doing his whole slick/smiling celebrity appearance bit, and was glued to the screen to see how bad the scar was and how disappointed he was not to have the fight.

And do you know what? No big, ugly scar and Haye looked like a guy enjoying being in front of the camera and not exactly someone sick-as-hell that he had not had his big night, big fight.

The injury was not faked but I think Fury badly wanted this fight and was absolutely primed/ready to go. Haye, on the other hand, looks like a guy who is happy to take a step back and go again when it suits him.

One guy was driven and focussed; the other was more than happy to put it on pause. There's a message there.

[SMS Productions]

Good, good work by Cuggan....a proper, old school doorstep interview with no managers of PR people in the way and toning things down and making it bland and corporate; just Fury speaking (and spitting) straight from the heart about his hopes, fears and frustrations.

Nod of respect to Cugg and team...they will turn-up everywhere and anywhere with their camera and get some nice scoops for the pain.

I am not sold on the conspiracy theory that Haye and Booth did not want it and found an underhand way out of a cesspit....but I did watch Haye at the NFL game, doing his whole slick/smiling celebrity appearance bit, and was glued to the screen to see how bad the scar was and how disappointed he was not to have the fight.

And do you know what? No big, ugly scar and Haye looked like a guy enjoying being in front of the camera and not exactly someone sick-as-hell that he had not had his big night, big fight.

The injury was not faked but I think Fury badly wanted this fight and was absolutely primed/ready to go. Haye, on the other hand, looks like a guy who is happy to take a step back and go again when it suits him.

One guy was driven and focussed; the other was more than happy to put it on pause. There's a message there.

Of course fury I more upset than haye, he has no money and that's what this was all about. Fury wantd his payday that he deserved, haye doesn't need it at the moment to cry 24/7 over it.

[SMS Productions]

And for people who say haye was scared is bs. Yes haye has faked injury before, but its only for reason that benefit him financially. He faked an injury witu charr to take this fight which is the biggest fight out there right now