Post: #1

At 5:01 of this video...he said it right in front of his wife





He continued his controversial rant by revealing how his wife, Paris, was in a privileged position "cooking, cleaning and looking after the kids".

"She does get to make some decisions, what she is going to make for me for tea in a bit when I get home."

http://www.boxingscene.com/tyson-fury-on...lls--99026


Tyson Fury's wife:

Post: #2

The NEW Heavyweight Champion of the World is doing quite well for himself. Not as physically good looking as Wlad, but he is the Unified Champ and he has a tall, blonde submissive wife [i would argue much better than Wlad's diminutive wife hayden panettiere]...while sticking to his believes Trump style.

Post: #3

Travellers are very traditional.

He is what he is.

I like him.

Post: #4

He's old school masculine. Irish travelers are super patriarchal. Girls tend to marry as soon as they are of age and you have to ask the father's permission. Needless to say virginity is expected. Most of them are Catholics (in the old school way with no birth control and big families). In terms of sex roles they are about as traditional as it gets in western Europe.

If you ever get a chance, check out "My big fat gypsy wedding" which is a surprisingly positive portrayal.

Post: #5

I posted that vid in the Fury v Klitschko thread. I see some Labour MP has invited Fury over to tea to discuss Fury's "issues". He must have issues if he doesn't like to suck cock or bend over and take it up the poop shoot. Women looking after their men, raring a family, cooking, cleaning, being available for sex and not pursuing a strong independent career? So many "issues".....
They are in a quandary about Fury, from a minority, so untouchable, yet he shows hatred for the bullshit progressive agenda. Things can only get better...... the Labour theme???? They have no defence against his offensive. I just hope he sticks to his guns and slays them left and left......

Post: #6

I only just found this thread after a search. I was about to write a RoK article about him actually, and I will if by some miracle he wins the BBC award on Sunday. [redacted]
I hope everyone on here from the UK votes for him in the BBC Sports Personality of the Year awards. If it's about sporting achievement he's a worthy winner, easily...and if it's about 'personality', well he has it in spades. The way the media universally ganged up on him because he attacked one of them is exactly as we saw with GamerGate - they're on 'opposing sides', but they're not, basically.

A lot of the hate Tyson gets is pure snobbery by middle class, Islington, London-centric journalist cunts.

His Dad is a fucking hero.





This is good too:

Post: #7

My friend showed me some videos of him boxing about a year ago, maybe more. He said I had to watch him and that he would be the next #1 boxer. I thought he looked way too unorthodox to achieve much, but I know nothing about boxing, and just forgot about him. I couldn't say if he is a good boxer or not, but he is the heavyweight champion of the world, so he must have worked hard, and being a Traveller in the UK places him in an already difficult position as they are viewed very suspiciously by many people. However, if you're fair with them, they will be fair with you. There are bad apples like in any sub-set of society. I like what he is doing now, as he is showing how frail the popular narrative is. The narrative that tells us we should accept abnormal behaviour as normal and OK. If someone is gay, that's fine, but why should we be forced to accept it as normal. He knows what women are good at: nurturing children and tending to the home, but that is orthodox for someone from his background, Traveller women do not work, ever. Good luck to him, he seems like a good person.

Post: #8

Tyson is going to attend the awards, which should be interesting indeed.

All the UK guys, get on your phones and vote for him tomorrow evening to say "fuck off" to the authoritarian lefty gimps.

http://www.icontact-archive.com/YWZ707yT...d-7nP9?w=1

Post: #9

From Wikipedia ...

Quote:In 2013, Fury told an interviewer before his first fight at Madison Square Garden that he would “hang” his own sister if she was promiscuous.

Shortly before winning the world titles in November 2015, Fury publicly argued that performance-enhancing drugs (which he denied taking) should be permitted in boxing and other sports.

That same year he was fined £3,000 for calling fellow boxers David Price and Tony Bellew "gay lovers".

... "a woman's best place is in the kitchen and on her back – that’s my personal belief"

In September 2015 Fury expressed a desire to run as an independent candidate opining that the government were too focused on immigrants. He also suggested that Britain should leave the European Union.[36]

A 6'9 travelling gypsy who boxes, lifts, actively slut-shames, is pro-steroids, anti-homosexuality, anti-immigration and believes women belong in the kitchen or on their backs with their legs spread?

Reveal yourself.

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Post: #11

You guys don't come across Gypsies much? They're major league dickheads and are as classless and trashy as they look. The women are borderline prostitutes in their behaviour and looks, sound like a cat being strangled in the gutter with severe self-control issues.

If you don't smack them upside the face a few times a week they will see you as a push over. If you think some NYC city career girl slobbering dozens of dick over the years has an over-inflated ego with attitude problems I would advise you to steer well clear of gypsy women and their families.

Nobody likes them, not even their own tribe.

Post: #12

How can you be fined 3000 pounds for calling two people "gay lovers?" If there's one thing that I'm glad about being an American it's our huge backing of free speech....for now.

Post: #13

It was quite funny, seeing all of these passive aggressive left wing British politicians making snarky comments about how Mr Fury is uneducated and non progressive. Like he really gives a fuck.

Post: #14

I'm watching this with family right now. Votings open now so go here to vote for Fury.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/sports-personality

it probably closes in 30 minutes or so.

Edit: looks like you have to register for a free account with the BBC so nevermind.

Post: #15

Just heard about another gem he said recently. He was in an interview with LBC and was asked if his wife was going to the SPOTY awards.

He said "no, she'll be cooking the chicken roast". The presenter then joked that she'd be chained to the kitchen, and he said "no, chained to the bed".

Post: #16

He didn't win...but fair play to him for turning up. Although, he shouldn't have apologised in any way in his on-stage interview.

I voted numerous times, but I guess the British public prefer people with the 'personality' of a pencil sharpener when it comes to sports.

Post: #17

His recent interview is getting him a lot of free publicity, the 'PC Commissars' are trying to brand him as lunatic or woman hater, basically they can't find the term for a point of view like that, so the 'word salad' is in full effect.

The media is focusing on certain comments, as they do, but the general gist of his comments describe in plain language, the decline in virtuous values within Western society. Similar, and typical themes to most noted commentators within our area of discussion.

If, for the sake of this discussion, ignore his anti-Zionist comments, almost the entire remainder of his views and opinions mirror the consensus views of RVF: normalisation of homosexuality=bad/leads to degeneracy, women are happier submitting to a masculine male, etc.....

He's 100% neo-masculine in his views/philosophy.

He's the type of person who is an actual ally to the movement, even if he isn't aware of it. ROK need to publish some Tyson Fury articles, seems like a win for all involved.

Full Interview




Worth a watchif you have about an hour to spare, listening to someone who has very similar views about society and it's future as you do. He's an entertaining speaker and doesn't hold back.

The bit the media are focusing on

Post: #18

I wasn't really impressed with his boxing skills and it was more that Klitschko lost than Fury won in their fight. I think 80 punches per side or something ridiculous. Aside from that he has won me over with his utter refusal to be a branded sportsman who is afraid to lose an endorsement if he doesn't tow the mainstream-PC line. Boxers make so much money at the highest level that they don't really need endorsements. Floyd was the highest paid athlete in the world and he didn't have a single one. It allowed him to display his IDGAF attitude and lifestyle. Go Fury, I have him in the rematch as well.

Post: #19

^^^^^^^^^

If he isn't a member, he almost certainly reads the forum!

Post: #20

(05-14-2016 04:01 PM)Renton1875 Wrote:  ^^^^^^^^^

If he isn't a member, he almost certainly reads the forum!

It's a nice thought, but the reality is that someone like him sees most of the internet as a waste of time.


The other reality is that more and more people are starting to remember/recognise the value of traditionalism.

Post: #21

He is so funny

Post: #22

He's coming back and I hope he does himself justice against Joshua. British boxing is absolutely booming (AJ and Klit made approx 15 million pounds each [before tax, trainer fees etc] on Saturday) at the moment. People who know me know why I'm biased (can't say too much on a public forum), but I hope Fury schools everyone—it's a big shame that he isn't a massive puncher, because for someone of his size he's a freak in terms of hand/foot speed and elusiveness. Completely unorthodox, can switch hit, and literally has no fear, which really pissed Klitschko off.

Anyway, he's a traveller, but he never lived on a caravan site (apart from training camps, and I'm not sure how much of that is for show). He grew up in a house. So, he's not the typical 'pikey' that a few have spoken about on here. Plus, completely anti-PC and supports what we do politically.

Here he is, being himself and not hyping a fight, talking to a UKIP politician. He supports Trump etc.





Personally, I think he's absolutely fantastic.

Post: #23

He's on Joe Rogan tomorrow. And, internet forums are buzzing.

Some even know what's up (in relation to his comments that he thinks Jews run the media and homosexuality is wrong) - and this is a flipping major forum in the boxing world.

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Post: #25

That's one of the best podcasts Joe's ever done. Truly brilliant and what a legend Fury is. I was a big fan before, but he now might be my favourite boxer of all time!