Post: #1

Tyson Fury earns his name with this Tysonesque interview, puts an SJW reporter in his place.

Post: #2

There's a thread about him already actually, I'll dig it out.

Is the heavyweight champ Tyson Fury neomasculine?

He's a fucking boss. Tommy Robinson was singing his praises for the above interview termination the other day actually.

Many on the forum who know me in real life know I've got a few tenuous personal connections to the bloke, so I'm over the moon he's coming back.





He even talks about "Zionists who own all the media" (1:00) in the above clip. I implore everyone on this forum to watch that conversation, he talks about much that we talk about on the forum. It's no wonder the MSM hate him.

Post: #3

(04-18-2018 05:32 PM)Teedub Wrote:  There's a thread about him already actually, I'll dig it out.

Is the heavyweight champ Tyson Fury neomasculine?

He's a fucking boss. Tommy Robinson was singing his praises for the above interview termination the other day actually.

Many on the forum who know me in real life know I've got a few tenuous personal connections to the bloke, so I'm over the moon he's coming back.

He's definitely fucking boss but I don't think neomasculine is quite the right word. He's more "Old School". These are actually all just traditional values from his particular subgroup of Irish people.

Post: #4

(04-18-2018 05:37 PM)DarkTriad Wrote:  He's definitely fucking boss but I don't think neomasculine is quite the right word. He's more "Old School". These are actually all just traditional values from his particular subgroup of Irish people.

Oh, I agree that he's not "neo", he's old school masculine. I was just using the title of the thread. Wouldn't call him strictly Irish either, traveller stock but born and raised in Manchester, England

Post: #5

(04-18-2018 05:40 PM)Teedub Wrote:  

(04-18-2018 05:37 PM)DarkTriad Wrote:  He's definitely fucking boss but I don't think neomasculine is quite the right word. He's more "Old School". These are actually all just traditional values from his particular subgroup of Irish people.

Oh, I agree that he's not "neo", he's old school masculine. I was just using the title of the thread. Wouldn't call him strictly Irish either, traveller stock but born and raised in Manchester, England

How come the English only want to claim Travelers when they're winning?

Post: #6

Does anyone think he can beat Joshua
Seems unlikely at this point, but he`s not to be underestimated though. Was a bit disappointed when he beat Wlad since I`m a long time Klitschko fan, but I must admit I like the guy. He`s even got Ali beat in the trash talk department.

Post: #7

He will beat Joshua if he gets back to his best in truth, but I suspect Joshua gets a dodgy split decision. Love the guy, sad they broke him.

Post: #8

Reporter clearly trying to bait Tyson so they can sell some papers or get some more clicks.

Think Tyson handled it well. Under no obligated to ask those lame questions.

Post: #9

(04-18-2018 06:27 PM)Johnnyvee Wrote:  Does anyone think he can beat Joshua

2015 Fury beats 2018 Joshua, in a performance that the casual viewer wouldn't enjoy. If Fury comes back in the same condition as then, and they fight next year, same result...and same performance. Not good to watch, but entertaining to see a genuine antihero prevail.

Post: #10

Love Tyson Fury...but no way he beats 2018 Joshua at any point in his career up to now.

Here's hoping his best is yet to come.

Post: #11

Why doesn't he beat him? Joshua's boxing skills are inferior to Fury's, he's got a size and reach disadvantage, has slower hands, slower feet. The only thing he has is power over Fury..and if Klitschko couldn't hit Tyson properly, well...

That said, if he does land, like that uppercut in the 11th against Wlad, then yeah I'd be intrigued as to whether Tyson could recover, because he'd definitely go down. I wouldn't be completely shocked if AJ won, but I think Fury is next-level talented and when people give him no chance he performs better.

I hate the enforced tribalism that sports often encourage, because having to bat for Fury means I often have to demean Joshua, which I don't want to do as he's cool too...but in a completely different way. I also loved the K brothers, for what it's worth.

Post: #12

(04-18-2018 06:05 PM)DarkTriad Wrote:  

(04-18-2018 05:40 PM)Teedub Wrote:  

(04-18-2018 05:37 PM)DarkTriad Wrote:  He's definitely fucking boss but I don't think neomasculine is quite the right word. He's more "Old School". These are actually all just traditional values from his particular subgroup of Irish people.

Oh, I agree that he's not "neo", he's old school masculine. I was just using the title of the thread. Wouldn't call him strictly Irish either, traveller stock but born and raised in Manchester, England

How come the English only want to claim Travelers when they're winning?

Haha. I'll bite...







Guy's a Manc through and through.

On a serious, he identities as English with Irish roots, like Tommy R...and he plays up the gypsy thing for marketing purposes. He's lived his entire life in houses, not caravans...but that's not to say he's not from gypsy stock, he is. And his personal beliefs most likely stem from it.

Post: #13

Awesome old interview; "Vladimir's a BITCH")) [0:40]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFkLY-Al_Lo

[Just watching a Vladimir Klitchko documentary - reminded me of this]

Post: #14

This is my favourite, he's simply unique.