Tyson Fury claims he is most controversial world heavyweight champion since Muhammad Ali

[Tommy Tainant]

Tyson Fury claims he is most controversial heavyweight champ since Muhammad Ali

Seriously ?
Have you actually heard of him in the States ?

 

[Muhammed]

No.

 

[Iceweasel]

Never heard of him. If he beat Klitscko he's pretty good or very lucky. You gotta be pretty secure with your manhood to run around with a manbag too.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Never heard of him. If he beat Klitscko he's pretty good or very lucky. You gotta be pretty secure with your manhood to run around with a manbag too.

I think that Klitsko has probably had his best days.

Where are the American heavyweights ?

 

[Iceweasel]

Never heard of him. If he beat Klitscko he's pretty good or very lucky. You gotta be pretty secure with your manhood to run around with a manbag too.

I think that Klitsko has probably had his best days.

Where are the American heavyweights ?

Missing in action.

 

[DGS49]

Cassius Clay INTENTIONALLY played the fool in order to raise his visibility and make himself more newsworthy. He patterned his behavior on professional wrestler, Gorgeous George, who constantly bragged that he was "The Greatest" and garnered fans who loved and hated him because of his flamboyance. His unwillingness to be drafted made him a hero (of sorts) in the Negro community and among low-information white people.

This guy is apparently trying to make himself newsworthy by saying politically incorrect things that will do the same: make people love him or hate him. Either way, it's to his benefit.

In order to be controversial, somebody has to be paying attention.

America's large Black athletic yoots (i.e., potential heavyweight boxers) have largely abandoned boxing in favor of football, hence they are now under-represented in the highest reaches of that sport.