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True, and it's the personality of Fury, hehehehe calling AJ and then Usyk for his bluff, and when they call off, they look for boxers that he has beaten already, so it's just a strategy for him to lure any of the two but so far he fails and as @bbc.reporter said, create the aura that he is not afraid to fight anyone and created more hype around his name. So good marketing strategy for him by his team.

He even said that he rate Chisora higher than Usyk, hehehehe.

What a way to hype his fight against a man he beat twice already.

I know Jake Paul will surely regret this Anderson Silva has some experience with boxing, and pretty much I want to see him perish in this fight with a loss,

Now, this is all the fights that are in the Paul vs. Silva Boxing match,

Saturday 10.29.2022
Location: Glendale, Arizona, United States



MAIN EVENT

Jake Paul VS Anderson Silva

MAIN CARD

Chris Avila VS Mikhail Varshavski
Uriah Hall VS Le'Veon Bell
Alejandro Santiago VS Antonio Nieves

PRELIMINARY CARD

Ashton Sylve VS Braulio Rodriguez
Danny Barrios VS Edgar Ortiz Jr
Adrian Rodriguez VS Dominique Griffin
Quintin Sumpter VS Jeremiah Milton
Eliezer Silva VS Phillip Carmouche

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Go to that if it is very ugly, my wife suffers from sciatica and it costs her a lot to get better when it hits her, that makes her whole body sleep and sometimes leaves her in bed for a whole day, in part she suffers from efforts that did as a child, I don't know if Tyson suffers from sciatica for other reasons, maybe overexertion, maybe he has abused the strength he can resist, or overtraining, it's strange to see him like this, but he's human after all, that's normal, With tranquilizers and with lots of painkillers that pain passes, and there are many home remedies that are very good for sciatica, but those attacks are terrible, according to my wife those pains are incomparable, almost like when a woman is going to give birth.

It's what you say, for me what Usyk wants is to have some well-deserved vacations, I don't blame him, work in boxing is too exhausting, they always have to undergo heavy training and can do it in very repetitive ways over more than a year without stopping, obviously also the stress of social networks, comments, possible challenges they receive from other boxers, that harassment they are always subjected to, I think he wants to rest a bit from it, I don't see it badly, not all the time he has Because it's work, I know that for some boxers this doesn't go down very well because they want to fight him, especially Fury.

 Very interesting:



Frank Warren makes Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua admission as Usyk and Joyce options revealed




Source: https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/boxing/tyson-fury-anthony-joshua-chisora-25311714

@inthelongrun. Tyson Fury is only creating media hype for himself to promote his next fight hehe. If there is more hype, there will be more money for him and his team. The fans are many times tricked and manipulated that what is being published and shown in sports news media is real. This is very much similar to altcoin ICOs. The promoters pump then dump on you hehehehehe.

Tyson Fury keeps talking a lot of nonsense. He demanded an Usyk fight but wanted it to happen this December which doesn't make sense as Usyk wanted to properly heal himself from his 12-round fight with AJ.

The Fury-AJ talks were just talks. Fury wanted to lure AJ into a fight and we know AJ is a warrior and will accept it. But we also know that AJ has a team behind him that will advise him to stop it since he just lost his last fight. Another obstacle is Matchroom and DAZN just renewed its contract with AJ and pretty sure it is not cheap. They won't throw millions of dollars only for AJ to get destroyed by Fury after his defeat to Usyk. Eddie Hearn will stage tune-up fights for AJ until they feel his confidence is back.

What's funny is Fury trash-talking AJ and Usyk while he is also under negotiations with undeserving heavyweights like Manuel Charr and Derrick Chisora whom he already beat twice easily. There are many good heavyweights in the ranks but Fury prefers to unleash his loud mouth telling the public he wants Usyk and AJ but in reality, he's cherry-picking his next fight. Why not challenge the WBO interim Joe Joyce whom he shares with the same promoter and who's nearly his size with a perfect 15-0-14 KOs record? That would be easy to make and it would fill a stadium in the UK for sure as Joyce is a British silver medalist Olympian.

But that is not the fans wanted for Fury to face isn't it? we demand a Joshua fight and it seems that they are in the negotiation table, unfortunately, it bogged down, we don't know who stall it or what is the problem because that is going to be huge in Britain. Chisora is not on the top 5 for the Heavyweight, maybe it was just a keep busy fight for Fury so that he can either wait for Usyk if he wanted to make it next year, or continue with the battle of Britain with Joshua. There is also a WBC title eliminator that is ordered by Sulaiman next week between Wilder and Ruiz Jr.

Usyk wants to rest so he can heal properly physically from the fights he has been in this year already, we will see him in the ring again next year. Fury who is hungry for a fight and has been turned down by Anthony Joshua for that audience, will now fight Chisora for the third time who he has beaten twice before. Fury is in a high spirited mode and is promising a good fight, but since he wanted the Anthony Joshua challenge before which he didn't get heading to the fight with Usyk next year, his team should not want to be quick to see Chisora as a walk over. Chisora has lost twice already to Fury and knows exactly who he is getting into the ring with, he will not like to make it three times, and he was the winner in his last fight, maybe that's an indication that he has developed from the last time he was in the ring with Fury.

You know that none of them that do retired in such way, i seen them people who out of their own willingness announce their self for retirement, so with such intensions of being defeated will make a fighter to be retired i seen it like something that is not good and no first who will like to end up it's carrier in such way, George will leaves with it's way, not because it lose a match.

Why would he retire? What he experienced recently is not an enough reason for him to consider a retirement especially at his age. He can still do big fights in the coming years because he still have an opportunity to redeem himself after losing a consecutive battle, his story is not yet finished. Yes, I do agree, might be good for though to cherry pick his next foe to help him recover. He should take his time to reflect and bounce back next.

It's wrong but this is all business. The more they sanction fights the more dollars filling to WBC pockets. We heard no complains from Wilder and Ruiz. Anyhow, the WBC is only recycling boxers like Wilder, Ortiz and Ruiz. There are other heavyweight sensations out there, they should be given chance than these boxers that already lost badly to the champion. Do we really want to see Fury and Wilder for the fourth time? And Andy Ruiz is fat who got lucky to KO Joshua on his first fight in the United States. If this fat man was outscored by Joshua who is not as technical as Fury, how can he beat Fury?   

Kambosos had it for just a few couple rounds because he changed his movement and style, and managed to hit good punches while Haney was still busy reading him. But the latter bounced so good that made Kambosos bled until the fight ended. I can see that this kid will be seating in his throne much longer before he decides to move and climb in the next division.

That announcement surely creates interest for the fans who wanted to see their idol inside the ring,
if that title eliminator pursue we will expect good fights to come.

The chance of winning in between will be concluded when both Wilder and Ruiz are already giving everything they've got and the
announcer pronounce who's the winner in between.

Nothing for now till the negotiations were complete. After that, we will see updates and schedule for this possible upcoming fight.

This World Boxing Council is the craziest and most corrupt of all these organizations. Imagine Ruiz-Ortiz was a WBC eliminator. And then the supposed easy tune-up of Wilder against Helenius was also called by the WBC as an eliminator. And now, we're heading into another eliminator? Before, it was clear as day that when an eliminator is staged, it means the winner gets a shot at the belt. Good thing they stopped issuing the garbage WBC Franchise belt because it's unnecessary.

I think Wilder always wins when an opponent can take his punch and punches back. Ruiz can be dropped but he always gets up and comes back. We'll see if he can take Wilder's power shots and unleash his own power shots. But I don't think the winner deserves a shot at Fury.

@Yaunfitda. According to the article, the president of the WBC said that the winner of Wilder versus Ruiz will fight Tyson Fury. I reckon because Fury is WBC heavyweight champion and Usyk the WBA, WBO and IBF champion, he cannot speak for those other organizations because it is out of his control hehe.

It might be much better for the winner of Wilder vs. Ruiz to challenge Usyk before challenging Fury for the unification. This will certainly make the fans watch Fury-Wilder 4 if Wilder becomes a champion of the other organizations hehehehe.

It seems that the President is very excited to see Wilder having that huge win against Helenius that he is willing to order a eliminator in the next WBC convention next week.

And if so this becomes official, what are the chances of Wilder winning against Ruiz and then facing Fury for the 3rd time?

Or will Fury fight Usyk first and unify all the belts before the possibility of facing the winner of Ruiz vs Wilder?

Fury vs Usyk have been postponed for next year if I'm not mistaken as Usyk said that he wanted to take a break. And then we have heard that Fury vs Joshua was also in the horizon, unfortunately the fight is also in a dead end.

And with Wilder winning by a huge knockout in the first round against Helenius, he said he wanted to fight Usyk.

But if the WBC ordered the fight between him and Andy Ruiz as a eliminator for Fury then that is a good fight for both. We will see if Ruiz chin can hold up against the one punch KO of the Bronze Bomber.

Deonatay Wilder and Andy Ruiz appears to have rescued their own careers and will be given another chance to fight the champion Tyson Fury if one of them wins in this final eliminator hehehe.



WBC Confirm Wilder-Ruiz As Final Eliminator For Shot At Tyson Fury

President of the World Boxing Council, Mauricio Sulaimán, has announced that a fight between Deontay Wilder and Andy Ruiz Jr will be ordered as a title eliminator, following Wilder’s demolition of Robert Helenius on Saturday night.

Wilder announced his comeback on Saturday night, with a brutal stoppage win over Robert Helenius. It took the 36-year-old just three punches to dispose of his opponent and in doing so has brought a newfound buzz back to the heavyweight division.

Source https://boxing-social.com/news/wbc-confirm-wilder-ruiz-final-eliminator/


In any case, should Tyson Fury also have a fight versus Usyk for the unification of all the heavyweight championships?

^ Career wise, yes Kambosos suffered 2 successive defeats in the hands of Haney.
But I don't see it as something that he needs and ponder retirement. He is just 29 years old and still in his prime. Of course he had made millions possible on his 3 last fight.
However, he can go, as he had said in post fight interview, this is just a setback and he will definitely will want to comeback strong next year and fight again. Fighters are measured on how they can bounce back after a huge defeat. He should cherry pick his opponent in his next fight though, just to bring back his confidence.

After that 2nd defeat better to play with the money and retire, it's also possible to make some exhibition just like how other former champ are doing right now, but just like what you said, he can take some easy fight and grab the money before retiring, there are still fights that may provide for him, it's just a matter how his handlers will sell him out.

As of this moment, it was Haney that will be going to wait for a challenger who can bring him more money.

Let's wait for the update if who will be the next fighter that will try to take Haney's belt.

At least the first 2 rounds for me, George was very sharp and has good moments against Haney. However, Devin Haney is known for his great IQ and so we see him and his corner making some adjustments because they see what George is trying to do. So Haney let good of his jab and again uses his advantage of having the longer reach and after that it was what we call a clinic, he put in display of jabs, specially his right hands, that is Haney's best weapon.


He is still very young, he can still fight in this division to the next and make more money. But we don't know if he can still be a champion because there are a lot of great champions in 135-140 lbs.