Tyson Fury

Tyson Fury launched a tirade of abuse at YouTuber True Geordie after being given a rough ride in an interview ahead of his trilogy fight with Derek Ch.

You little s***house.” And if you do, be like the rest of the 60,000 that’s already bought tickets. Kiss my balls, you little w***.

'I won't be doing any more interviews with you,' Fury told Brian Davis, also known as True Geordie.

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Tyson Fury has made it clear that there's a new school in heavyweight boxing, and he doesn't have to prove anything by fighting them.

‘The Gypsy King made his professional debut in 2008, followed by Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk in 2013, and Joe Joyce in 2017. I was World Heavyweight Champion while they were boxing for a plastic cup, so they come from a different era.” [True Geordie](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgMBMvCvME4&t=663s) to discuss his upcoming trilogy fight with Derek Chisora, Fury was asked about being compared to the greats like Muhammed Ali and Lennox Lewis.

Tyson Fury was quizzed by Newcastle YouTube star True Geordie over his decision to fight Derek Chisora in December - after his planned 'Battle of Britain' ...

Despite the stern warning from Fury, True Geordie persisted in questioning his decision to face Derek Chisora and scrap plans to enter the ring with Anthony Joshua. At one point during the interview, True Geordie had mentioned that he is a big fan of The Gypsy King and would love him to fight all the greats of his era before hanging up his gloves. And if you don’t want to buy a ticket, don’t buy a ticket. [YouTube](/topic/youtube) personality True Geordie, real name Brian Davis, host of the True Geordie Podcast. The Newcastle-born personality referenced the pair’s last two meetings in 2011 and 2014 which were both one-sided contests in favour of The Gypsy King. Taking Joshua’s place is veteran Derek Chisora, who is scheduled to fight Tyson Fury for the WBC heavyweight championship at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on December 3.

Anthony Joshua has given his thoughts on whether a fight with Tyson Fury will ever happen.

You’ve watched the documentaries on Netflix and stuff it’s embedded in his culture. [ DAZN](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfStE92is_M&t=7s), he said: “It will happen. With Usyk ruling himself out of competition until early 2023, Fury offered Joshua a shot at his WBC title. Speaking to But last month it seemed as though British boxing fans would finally be treated to AJ vs Fury after they entered into negotiations for a December 3 clash. However, following an official announcement in May a judge in the US court ruled that

ANTHONY JOSHUA is adamant his long-awaited Battle of Britain with Tyson Fury "will happen" before the pair both retire.The duo were seemingly on cours.

"We're a bit more low-key and handle our business. "It's what he's always seen around him. "Just as two competitors, right? [Dillian Whyte ](https://www.thesun.co.uk/who/dillian-whyte/)one of several bouts currently on the table. [We're the] same generation come on." Two fighters. "Regardless of who is watching, he just wants to fight and so do I." "But culturally speaking, from Tyson Fury's culture, the gypsy culture, it's like on the phone. [Joshua](https://www.thesun.co.uk/who/anthony-joshua/) a number of public deadlines to get his side of the deal done before pulling the plug on what would've been one of the most lucrative bouts in the history of the sport. "And what people fail to realise, they say the social media stuff is annoying. [DAZN](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfStE92is_M&ab_channel=DAZNBoxing): "My dance partner, the last geezer I was supposed to fight, he's a good dance partner. [boxing](https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/boxing/), however, couldn't be reached, prompting [Fury](https://www.thesun.co.uk/who/tyson-fury/) to pivot to a [trilogy fight with Derek Chisora](https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/20071355/tyson-fury-vs-derek-chisora-3-date-uk-start-time-live-stream-tv-channel-confirmed/).

TYSON FURY may have a brutal fist but hurled insults at a YouTuber as he struggled with his fingers to turn off the camera to end an interview.Fury, 3.

And if you do, be like the rest of the 50-odd, 60-odd thousand that's already bought tickets. and if you don't want to watch it then please don't, and if you do, tune in. "It is what it is. "And if you don't want to buy a ticket, don't buy a ticket. [Chsiora bout on December 3](https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/20071355/tyson-fury-vs-derek-chisora-3-date-uk-start-time-live-stream-tv-channel-confirmed/) as a "mismatch" and instead thinks he should [fight someone new, such as Anthony Joshua](https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/20269248/hearn-joshua-ury-wilder-whyte-boxing-heavyweight/). You little s***house."

Tyson Fury was quizzed by Newcastle YouTube star True Geordie over his decision to fight Derek Chisora in December - after his planned 'Battle of Britain' ...

Despite the stern warning from Fury, True Geordie persisted in questioning his decision to face Derek Chisora and scrap plans to enter the ring with Anthony Joshua. At one point during the interview, True Geordie had mentioned that he is a big fan of The Gypsy King and would love him to fight all the greats of his era before hanging up his gloves. And if you don’t want to buy a ticket, don’t buy a ticket. [YouTube](/topic/youtube) personality True Geordie, real name Brian Davis, host of the True Geordie Podcast. The Newcastle-born personality referenced the pair’s last two meetings in 2011 and 2014 which were both one-sided contests in favour of The Gypsy King. Taking Joshua’s place is veteran Derek Chisora, who is scheduled to fight Tyson Fury for the WBC heavyweight championship at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on December 3.

Anthony Joshua has spoken on the negotiations to face Tyson Fury, what he thought of the social media call outs, and if he reckons the fight may still ...

He’s definitely someone that is a fighting man, and what people fail to realise [when] they say the social media stuff’s annoying, culturally speaking, from Tyson Fury’s culture – the gypsy culture – it’s on the phone … He handles the social media side and I think we do good business behind the scenes to be fair.” Ultimately, talks crumbled – Fury now faces Derek Chisora and Joshua is looking at a 2023 return.

Oleksandr Usyk believes Tyson Fury has decided to fight Derek Chisora instead of himself because he is scared.After Usyk defended his WBA, WBO and IBF.

Free Bets are paid as Bet Credits and are available for use upon settlement of qualifying bets. Min odds, bet and payment method exclusions apply. Bet £10 & Get £50 in Free Bets for new customers at bet365. [ stoppage victory in the rematch in 2014](https://talksport.com/sport/boxing/1014903/tyson-fury-next-fight-derek-chisora-3-trilogy/). [Chisora as his opponent for December 3](https://talksport.com/sport/boxing/1224750/tyson-fury-vs-derek-chisora-live-stream-date-uk-start-time-ringwalks-undercard-commentary-tottenham-anthony-joshua/). [Anthony Joshua](https://talksport.com/sport/boxing/1233272/blame-scared-tyson-fury-sarcastic-anthony-joshua-fight-collapse/), he was immediately called out by WBC champion, [Fury](https://talksport.com/sport/boxing/1233415/humbled-tyson-fury-reacts-deontay-wilder-crying-knocking-out-robert-helenius/), for an undisputed clash before the end of the year.

Tyson Fury was quizzed by Newcastle YouTube star True Geordie over his decision to fight Derek Chisora in December - after his planned 'Battle of Britain' ...

Despite the stern warning from Fury, True Geordie persisted in questioning his decision to face Derek Chisora and scrap plans to enter the ring with Anthony Joshua. At one point during the interview, True Geordie had mentioned that he is a big fan of The Gypsy King and would love him to fight all the greats of his era before hanging up his gloves. And if you don’t want to buy a ticket, don’t buy a ticket. [YouTube](/topic/youtube) personality True Geordie, real name Brian Davis, host of the True Geordie Podcast. The Newcastle-born personality referenced the pair’s last two meetings in 2011 and 2014 which were both one-sided contests in favour of The Gypsy King. Taking Joshua’s place is veteran Derek Chisora, who is scheduled to fight Tyson Fury for the WBC heavyweight championship at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on December 3.

Despite negotiations between Matchroom and Queensberry appearing amicable, deadlines passed with no final deal in place with Fury instead switching focus to ...

But from my culture, we don’t really deal with things like that, we are a bit more low key and just handle our business So that is where there is a bit of culture clash. he handles social media and I think we do good business behind the scenes.’ I always knew you didn’t have the minerals to fight the Gypsy King. ‘There is good and the bad, like anything,’ Joshua said of the social media clashes. I have a good team and I have to leave certain things to them. ‘I was supposed to be in the ring on 3 December.

Boxing heavyweight world champion Tyson Fury's ban from entering the United States has been confirmed by his brother Tommy after months of speculation.

In my personal life, me and the missus (girlfriend Molly Mae Hague) love going to New York around Christmas – can't do that. But that's the same right now, I cannot enter America and that's why the fight didn't happen. 'I'm hoping it gets resolved asap because I want to come to America not just for boxing and of course for the big one to get this fight over the line but if it doesn't get resolved for a long time I can't speak on that on how long this is going to take… Now former Love Island star Tommy has finally confirmed both he and his brother are still being refused enter to the US. I love everything to do with America and it's stopped me from going there. BREAKING NEWS: Tyson Fury is BANNED from entering the US, brother Tommy confirms amid speculation 'over links to Irish mob boss Daniel Kinahan'...

Tommy Fury has confirmed he and his brother Tyson are still banned from the United States.

He went through the trenches in that fight, he got roughed up and that’s a 48-year-old man. All respect to both men because they got in there and had a good fight. The ban has meant former Love Island star Tommy was unable to fight Youtuber-turned-prizefighter Paul stateside this summer in a rearranged bout after he was denied access to the country. Tommy Fury has confirmed that he is still banned from the United States after opening up on the reasons why a highly-anticipated bout with Jake Paul was pulled this summer. Both Tommy and Tyson have now both been restricted to fights in the UK and the Middle East. “At the end of that fight, he looked like he’d been in a fight with a WBC light heavyweight champion.

Tyson Fury got the silent treatment from rival Dillian Whyte ahead of his last fight, but it was once the WBC heavyweight champ who gagged himself aft.

Almost a year to the day on from his KO10 of Chisora, Switching seamlessly from southpaw to orthodox, he controlled every element of the bout, the 6ft 9in Mancunian keeping his shorter foe on the end of the jab and tying him up in close. A heavyweight who wanted the recognition – and payday – that came with fighting a Haye or a Wladimir Klitschko was being forced to go over old ground. Fury was out of pocket to the tune of £5million – life-changing money for a man with a young family. Haye pulled out of the fight twice, first with a cut in the week before fight night then – more seriously – with a shoulder injury that required surgery and wiped out the rescheduled date. No wonder the then 26-year-old was bubbling over with vitriol and resentment in the build-up to Fury-Chisora II. After all, ‘The Hayemaker’ was a two-weight world champion and while Fury had won a tough 12-round decision over Chisora (in their first fight in 2011), Haye had easily blasted the same opponent out in five rounds. But the Fury of 2014 was a long way from the pay-per-view star he is today. Fury was allowed to keep his licence but responded by staying completely silent at the next media meeting, sat sullenly in his chair with a taped mouth and ‘BBBofC’ written across the gag. We’re getting near to the fight and I’m in fight mode; kill mode. Almost every one of his media stunts are done with a glint in the eye, ‘The Gypsy King’ holding court and in complete control. Fury seemed genuinely on edge, a year of postponements and frustrations finally bubbling over.

Tyson Fury has given a sarcastic response to questions about the collapse of his proposed fight with Anthony Joshua.The WBC heavyweight world champion.

“It was all me. “Back of the queue and out in the cold with the wolves. “So if they wanna blame me, blame me.