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Squared-Circle (a.k.a. LionKing.. If a dog is born in a stable, and the stable boy is deaf and blind, does that make the dog a small horse in his eyes?Posted April 22, 2013 12:22 am
Neil (Pomy)
Squared-Circle – There is no such thing as "Irish ethnicity" you bumpkin. There is no such thing as the British race or the Irish race. They are nations, not separate races.Posted April 21, 2013 2:16 pm
It's Me, Ernie
Pathetic? Ever tried to read what you have typed?Posted April 21, 2013 1:45 pm
squared circle my grandfather is irish born in londonderry iam catholic but iam not irish ure logic is pathetic ,so he irish now because of his relgious beliefs lolPosted April 21, 2013 1:29 pm
All the fools on here saying Fury won due to his size,or use of elbows,illegal blows,whatever are talking out of their arse.What won Fury this fight is his natural fighting ability and that murderous body shot he landed in the 7th.That would have stopped most heavies in their tracks.While Fury looks clumsy due to crap balance,he does have an unusually good variety of shots for a heavyweight. he needs to find a world class trainer who understands the balance issues large heavies can suffer from.Hughie Fury looks super sharp and i think he's the real future of the division.He doesn't fight like a heavyweight,he reminded me of abigger version of Hearns,he's rangy,accurate and fast with good power,and only 18.The kid will be a star.Posted April 21, 2013 12:04 pm
Last night showed us exactly why David Haye fought Wlad the way he did. Fury leaned and clinched just like Wlad, although that's where the comparison ends. It wasn't pretty and ultimately ineffective but unlike USS he didn't end up sparked out either.Posted April 21, 2013 11:47 am
PitBull Petrill
Fury looked terrible! He fought sloppy and dirty. He practiced for Cain Valazquez with the front guillotine style headlock he put on Steve. He missed badly and leaned and held the whole fight. Kubrat and Klit KO this guy with ease.Posted April 21, 2013 11:16 am
Closer to 40# ligjter, why exaggerate?
What's your point? You don't like Fury.Posted April 21, 2013 11:10 am
Fury got tagged because he was showboating and lost focus. That probably wouldn't have happened if his regular corner man was there. Moreover, he wasn't sharp when throwing right hands, but he's still a project in the making. Fury could sharpen his skills by fighting more frequently. He should also obtain top level training under Freddie Roach in an intensive boxing clinic.Posted April 21, 2013 10:50 am
Just accept the fight for what it was…7 rounds of entertainment (and some singing!)Posted April 21, 2013 10:48 am
Gussie Finknottle
Ali got knocked down by Henry Cooper…a small heavyweight. Ali was in so much trouble they had to cut his glove to give him extra time to recover. Ali was The Greatest
Tyson Fury got knocked down and recovered completely.
Squared-Circle (a.k.a. LionKing)
soldtnt123: If a tiger is born in a stable, does that make it a horse??? Fury could've been born in Japan or even on the moon, but is still Irish Catholic by ethnicity. Why can't you Brits comprehend this most simple of facts? After yesterday, I have a feeling that Fury wants to become the hated villainous nutcase of the HW division. And history proves there are distinct advantages to playing that role, so maybe he's smarter than we think.Posted April 21, 2013 10:24 am
I just want to say that Tyson Fury jumping up and down like a girl, like a cheerleader — was pretty childish. He almost got knocked out by a guy 50 pounds lighter. This was not an impressive performance. He has nothing to cheer about.Posted April 21, 2013 9:28 am
Dan Adams
soldtnt123, I suggest that YOU watch the Price-Thompson fight. David Price COULD KO Tyson Fury, but I'm betting that Fury hits Price with something (and it doesn't take much) to KO David before Price lands something significant enough to stop Fury. Plus David Price is BORING. The only thing exciting about David Price is knowing he's a KO artist who stands an equal chance of being kayoed himself.Posted April 21, 2013 9:18 am
K-2- Fan
It is pointless to argue with someone who is addle brained enough to claim
"Fury proved he had Stamina, he proved he had Power, he proved he had a Chin, he proved he could Adapt. He didnt prove he had Mental Discipline though. . .
Anon–he actually proved that he does have mental discipline–most heavy's woulda gave up after the second round knockdown–he went down very hard. Instead he followed a game plan, using crowding and leaning to wear out Cunningham to win the fight. It takes Mental discipline to fight through adversity. Most fighters would simple keep replaying through their head "This isn't supposed to be happening . . ."Posted April 21, 2013 8:41 am
I keep forgetting he is only 24 (which explains all the shenanigans) which is very young in this day and age. Hughie is only 18 which is more shocking considering his amateur pedigree and early profesional start!Posted April 21, 2013 8:33 am
Mick the Marmalizer
What a fantastic idea staging the fight @ NYC in the afternoon so we in the UK didn't have to get up in the middle of the night to watch it on TV. Keep um coming!Posted April 21, 2013 8:18 am
Dit they order steve to go down to keep from losing some big money fights?Posted April 21, 2013 8:17 am
porky pig
Fury may be the greatest heavyweight that ever lived. He looked great getting floored by a little guy.Posted April 21, 2013 8:16 am
Op Amp
if He tried ANY of that showboating with haye, and he is going to be taking an unplanned nap in the ring.Posted April 21, 2013 8:15 am
Wladimar would completeyly dismantle this awkward, bigmouthed overhyped man. Watch the beatings wlad has put out and then picture fury in there,,,,geez.Posted April 21, 2013 8:13 am
Op Amp
I suspected it before, but after this fight, I see that haye would.KO fury in 7 to 9.Posted April 21, 2013 8:13 am
Neil (Pomy)
Cunningham seems to be a model profesional … fury should take note.Posted April 21, 2013 7:33 am
Neil (Pomy)
When he took the mike and started singing; I could of died with embarassment. How cringeful was that!?!? He cant even sing!!! It was a very sloppy performance but it was a good fight. As a person he is a complete wanker …. but he is tough. His cousin Hughie Fury looked good and acted in a more proffesional manner.Posted April 21, 2013 7:12 am
THE BOTTOM LINE IS – THE FIGHT WAS GOOD FOR BOXING. WE JUST SAW ANOTHER HYPE JOB IN PUNK FURY. BOXING SERIOUSLY NEEDS MORE FIGHTS BETWEEN TOP 10 BOXERS. TONS OF GREAT FIGHTS CAN BE MADE.Posted April 21, 2013 7:05 am
tyson fury has not got what u call 1 punch ko power he lacks a lot of skills balances is a big issue for him and dan when he got back up after cunningham hit him his legs were wobbly i suggest u watch the fight again price would put him to sleep has fury hasnt the punch power to ko himPosted April 21, 2013 7:02 am
Dan Adams
Tyson Fury does not have a glass jaw. He's been dropped twice from wild right hands that he pretty much walked straight into, and when he got up from them Fury's leggs looked solid and he went right back to work. Fury's issue is he sometimes gets caught up in a brawl and leaves himself open, when as others have said here, he should be boxing more from the outside and use his height an reach and good movement for a big man to maintain the distance he needs to properly work the jab and right hand. Fury's greatest asset apart from sheer size is his fighting heart…and it is Tyson's willingness to brawl and eschew a game plan that got him in to trouble yesterday, and will again unless he has learned a valuable lesson courtesy of Steve Cunningham's right hand. Good, entertaining fight…hats off to both men, though I really wish Fury would promote himself as the affable, clever giant rather than the boring bully boy… Steve Cunningham is a class act and didn't deserve any of Tyson's insults.Posted April 21, 2013 6:57 am
as for fighting david haye i meant lol he would be brutally koedPosted April 21, 2013 6:52 am
i dont know what fight most of u watched but i saw big clumsy heavy elbow head butt lay on top of a much smaller man furys is massivly over hyped hes in my opp shows how weak the division really is as for fighting fury would not be getting back up he would be out for the count kids a joke,how and by the way tyson your not irish u were born in england i got irish family but iam not irish and neither are uPosted April 21, 2013 6:51 am
Assyrian, yeah but Pulev has skills! his defense is WAY better than what fury has.Posted April 21, 2013 6:49 am
fury pushes punches, he does not throw them. he's not an explosive puncher like Vladimir KlichKO, Haye or Tyson. he lacks explosiveness, strength and athleticism of a genuine puncher. That's my opinion.Posted April 21, 2013 6:42 am
Assyrian, compare late Sanders or Brewsters power to Cunninghams and feel the difference. The point is. Anyone can be knocked out. I remember Lewis been lying unconscious by Rahman and McCall. I'm talking about the skills of fury. he is nothing special, but he talks too much sht, this fool. put this featherfisted punk in the same ring with a skilled puncher and he is done.Posted April 21, 2013 6:23 am
After the knockdown, Fury looked a worried man. He showed real grit to fight his way back into the bout but in my opinion was the only positive to take from last nights fight. TF's footwork and boxing skills are exceptionally poor & any ref worth his fee will have had a good long look at Tyson's bag of dirty tricks. The fight was awful & most of Fury's good work came after illegal tactics.Posted April 21, 2013 6:10 am
IF FURY PUNK HAS BALLS HIS NEXT OPPONENT WILL BE KUBRAT PULEV FOR NUMBER ONE IBF SPOT AND MANDATORY CONTENDER STATUS. I'M SURE FURY IS A PUS SY HE'LL FIND AN EASY LIGHT HITTING OPPONENT, PROBABLY A SMALL ONE. If you r a man fury punk, face PULEV NEXT.Posted April 21, 2013 6:08 am
damn as I said, throw fury fool at toe fairy haye. rip punk fury!Posted April 21, 2013 6:01 am
assyrian first off, you bet, you lost. second. Cunningham is NOT A PUNCHER. Just imagine what a big strong skilled superheavyweight will do to fury.Posted April 21, 2013 5:56 am
This guy
Assyrian God, pointless speculating how Wlad wouldn't have been able to get up from the same shot Cunningham landed on Fury. First of all, Did Wlad not rise 4 times against Sanders bombs, bombs far more devastating than what Steve landed on Fury? Secondly, and most importantly, Steve would NEVER be able to land such a blow on Wlad in the first place. Wlad is too good a boxer to allow that. So pointless speculation. That's like saying a hyena would beat a full grown grizzly bear IF the hyena managed to bite hold of the bears neck. You honestly think a full grown grizzly would find itself in that situation against a hyena in the first place?Posted April 21, 2013 5:32 am
I WANNA KNOW WHAT THIS FURY BTCH SAYS NOW ABOUT VLADIMIR KLICHKO "DUCKING HIM". YOUR A CHEAP HO FURY FOOL. SHUT THE FK UP NOW YOU MORON, BECAUSE WHEN YOU OPEN YOUR HUGE WORKING MOUTH YOU LOOK EVEN MORE STUPID. Throw fury at Davey haye, the "toe fairy" will bury him.Posted April 21, 2013 4:30 am
Fury is overrated, has poor boxing skills and dirty.best he can do- speak trashPosted April 21, 2013 4:14 am
DAMN!!! PULEV WILL DEGRADE THIS CLOWN FURY HANDS DOWN! What a bum fury is!Posted April 21, 2013 3:14 am
Fury is 255 pounds of feather fists and relies on dirt to get it done. The ref took a point but should have taken at least one more. Thought Fury was USELSS with one tactic: lean, hold, hug your weaker opponent to death. Sorry but Fury fans you got nothing to feel good about the guy will get owned by anyone with decent lead in their pencil.Posted April 21, 2013 2:42 am
Don Quixote
Fury needs more training and hence more boxing skills; he looked amateurish, to say the least.
Fury is a B level FighterPosted April 21, 2013 2:24 am
Richard Bulger
Fury surprised me with a showing of heart and ability to get up off the floor
John-John Mugagabi
@rod, finally they all waits Wlad reaching 40 years!Posted April 21, 2013 1:07 am
John-John Magagabi
@Zzt you right about Fury looking like Valuev, I would say Fury is a mix of Valuev and Arreola!Posted April 21, 2013 1:01 am
pulev-wlad 2013!Posted April 21, 2013 12:59 am
Fight Aficionado
Lame story talks about Tyson really struggling and underlines the weight disparity. He fell behind 29-27 after three rounds and made a resounding comeback. He dominated the last three rounds in the lead up to the KO. That takes heart to score a come from behind KO win.Posted April 21, 2013 12:57 am
He can win a fight and then sing a song. Gotta be happy with that. Seriously he has improved alot but needs alot more work. Maybe Ustinov or Dimitrenko then either Thompson or Pulev before Wlad. He needs to compete with guys around his own size.Posted April 21, 2013 12:53 am
Kubrаt will dеstroу this jokе! Jаb, Jаb, jаb likе Lеwis-Тuа! Pulеv is monstеr mаnPosted April 21, 2013 12:50 am
congrats to fury . . . haye would outslick him and ko him where he does not get up. wlad would kill him. fury should hope to get big money maker with haye or wlad. fury is young.Posted April 21, 2013 12:44 am
Fight Aficionado-Go get you some reading SKILLS. I predicted that Cunningham would have a GOOD chance despite Fury being 25lbs out of his weight range and I was CORRECT.Posted April 21, 2013 12:26 am
Pete wells – Holyfield was a cruiserweight but manage to beat everyone big and smallPosted April 20, 2013 11:15 pm
I got to admit guys that I never thought fury could get to this level he is today , I think tonight we have to give him a lot credit to him for geting the job done ….note to the author: you said fury was extreamly lucky for fighting a smaller guy but you misse one point that I am sure fury would have fought differently if he fought a bigger fight,he bullied Cunningham and use his weight to tire him and he succeeded …great job fury!Posted April 20, 2013 11:13 pm
Pete Wells
These European boxers are only fighting weak American fighters. Put that clown in the ring with a Bowe, Shavers, Norton or Smoking Joe & his big ass wouldn't walk out the ring. It's easy for a guy to beat down a smaller fighter. Clowns like this boy kill me thinking they are elite fighters after beating a guy much smaller then they are…. Fury is a joke……Posted April 20, 2013 11:07 pm
Kazakh droog
Does any body that posts on this site have any in depth knowledgef boxing ? all the, he will get knocked out in one round, he is this, he is that posts are generated by blind hate and idiocracy……..Ty and write something without bias people, the vitriol being spat is just uneccesary………..Posted April 20, 2013 10:53 pm
That's twice now that Fury has gotten up from a knockdown to take care of business. Could be another Michael Moorer.Posted April 20, 2013 10:50 pm
Dan Adams
Good result for Tyson Fury. He's only 24 and needs to keep working on his skills, particularly his defense, but he's got the heart of a fighting man and recouped well from the 2nd round knockdown. Hats off to Steve Cunningham for a stellar effort and kudos to Tyson Fury for the win.Posted April 20, 2013 10:49 pm
I'm amazed that people have missed the point, Steve Cunningham up to this point in his career has never been knocked out,and is a supreme warrior.tyson has done what he has to and total respect to both fighters for putting on a show that the boxing game seriously needs.tyson really needs a top trainer in his corner as well as his uncle for the simple reason that with out it,he will be easy meat for the klitchkos. Lennox Lewis proved and corrie sanders is you take them out of there comfort zone by being the total aggresor, constant pressure backed up by the most serious cardio training that enables you to fight for twenty four rounds, Derek chisora and I do like him, gave vitali the biggest shock he has had in the last ten years, why simple, vitali is getting old but, mr chisora put constant pressure on his opponent big time and has no fear ,and put his chin consistently into the danger zone. Result a points loss.its not as simple as my explanation but it will need a good team,and a boxer who can totally ignore there mind games, and can afford to pay there own way in Germany to avoid the distractions that may be put in there way.Posted April 20, 2013 10:41 pm
Fury did what he was supposed to do against Cunningham, but a fight with Wlad umm no.Posted April 20, 2013 10:36 pm
K-2- Fan
Question : recently some guy ( a "writer " on ESB ) was asking if Fury will be a world champion . After todays's " fight " , it's safe to say ; if it means
Why brittards compare Fury to Wlad? Wlad is and always was a super athlete , wlad is a big puncher with a leathal jab , high ring IQ and good footwork and balance, while Fury is a very poor man's Valuev. Wlad was a world champion when he was 24 !Posted April 20, 2013 10:27 pm
Team Fury better match him really really carefully from now on…don't know how much more careful then Steve Cunningham they can be….But getting dropped, and hurt several times by a ex cruzer that's not a big puncher at HW…doesn't bode well for the big dude. He says he wants the big fight..Bring on Haye, Boystov, Povokitan, Arreolla….the first three would wreck him!! I'd bet money on Arreola to out work him too! Better stay way away from either Klitschko Tyson….Their jabs would be like Cuninghams right hands!!Posted April 20, 2013 9:57 pm
Fury's opponents have been MUCH more impressive than Deontay Wilder's have been!!!Posted April 20, 2013 9:43 pm
Box Clever
Thanks KL. Makes sense I supposePosted April 20, 2013 9:26 pm
That fight was a set up a mis-match it was not good for boxing. Putting in two evenly matched up heavyweights is good for boxing not this garbage.Posted April 20, 2013 9:19 pm
Fight Aficionado
Without looking at the inevitable Haterade in this thread, it's a well earned win for Fury. He didn't box smart early but he did impose his size and strength on Cunningham from round 5 on. HE also answered any doubts about his heart. Both guys were all guts in there. Also, it was good for boxing. That was a very entertaining heavyweight rumble televised to a huge audience on NBC.Posted April 20, 2013 9:15 pm
HBO will add a few million to the pot, but it will be a big British fight and the money will come from there, stadiums, PPV.Posted April 20, 2013 9:01 pm
Haye v Fury, I would not be surprised.Posted April 20, 2013 8:58 pm
Tyson.Posted April 20, 2013 8:47 pm
Larry Holmes got knocked out against Tyson, but he really could put you away, they thought Holmes was past it, but he went on to beat some good fighters after that, that's why was very good when you look back.Posted April 20, 2013 8:46 pm
Larry Holmes got clocked by Earnie Shavers, but got back up.Posted April 20, 2013 8:43 pm
Tyson Fields
or Tye Fury!Posted April 20, 2013 8:40 pm
He was fighting away as well, Madison Square Garden, lot's of pressure, don't forget that.Posted April 20, 2013 8:38 pm
No usually Fury's biggest fan but he was entertaining tonight. Needs to train with a decent trainer and like a pro and he will do ok.Posted April 20, 2013 8:30 pm
Fury will eventually buy an office building, like Larry Holmes did.Posted April 20, 2013 8:28 pm
Fury will develop into a Larry Holmes, just give him a chance, he is only a kid.Posted April 20, 2013 8:24 pm
Fury shouldnt be compared to the k-bros. hes not the finished product it will take time he will get there in time…..Posted April 20, 2013 8:18 pm
Fury WON due to SIZE. When a man has at least a 20 lb weight advantage then SIZE can overcome SKILLS. IF Fury was 25 lbs SMALLER he would have LOST.Posted April 20, 2013 8:17 pm
Tyson Fury is just a punchbag. Too easy to hit and very clumsy at times. Does throw some combos and some stamina though.Posted April 20, 2013 8:16 pm
Wladimir KOs Fury inside of 5 rounds.Posted April 20, 2013 8:03 pm
Tomato Can
DivisionPosted April 20, 2013 7:50 pm
Tomato Can
Fury is exactly why I pay little attention to th heavyweight decision these days. He's a lumbering giant with subpar skills, yet he's still able to beat most heavies. But at least his over the top arrogance will get others to tune in, for the chance of seeing him get knocked down a couple of levels, which is bound to happen sooner or later.Posted April 20, 2013 7:48 pm
horst fraze
we all saw how cunningham was a match for adamek and we all saw what transpired with vitali and adamek. now lets see if fury can deal with vladamir. if fury can get up after a klitschko shot he will be the new heavyweight champion !Posted April 20, 2013 7:37 pm
Textbook Hayelord
It was the big body shot BEFORE the right hook that put Cunningham away, it was the body shot that did the damage, those shots can be worse to recover from than shots to the head.Posted April 20, 2013 7:23 pm
terror tim
Fury wasn't the better boxer tonight but he was the stronger guy by a mile. Cunningham was winning the fight but you could tell his legs weren't going to last. Fury kept leaning on him and landing some good shots and eventually wore Cunningham down. Good win for Fury who is improving. Like to see him vs Tony Thompson.Posted April 20, 2013 7:23 pm
Textbook Hayelord
That fight was entertainment all the way through, Fury got hit way to clean though imo.
You gotta feel bad for Cunningham.
The Klitschko's have nothin to fear from Fury that's for sure.Posted April 20, 2013 7:20 pm
Cunningham has nothing to offer. The guy barely made it through half the fight. He made no effort to get up after he got knocked down.Posted April 20, 2013 7:17 pm
AssyrianGod2 "Styles make fights" Adamek has always had tough fights with Cunningham even at cruiserweight. but Cunnigham never managed to put Adamek on his backside like he did Fury.Posted April 20, 2013 7:15 pm
The Low Blow !
hear hear !Posted April 20, 2013 7:14 pm
after this marvellous performance Minister of british reich propaganda Shamuncher101 definitely will give Tyson Fury positions of
and, of course, current HW saviour.Posted April 20, 2013 7:10 pm
Perfect example of british logic: if Fury was dropped and outpointed by cruiserweight, then he is for sure destined for greatness.
Like all other glass jawed champions of Britardistani Empire.Posted April 20, 2013 7:06 pm
Whether you like Fury or not, he put on an exciting performance. Chances are, we'll soon see a Fury fight again on American TV. Hats off also to USS for taking on a giant. There was an early knock down and a final KO. This is the type of bout that should be televised to U.S. fans. A good afternoon was had by all.Posted April 20, 2013 7:05 pm
te tumbo
i think this was more a case of Cunningham wilting than Fury demolishing Cunningham. it's a win just the same though and i eagerly await Fury's future.Posted April 20, 2013 7:03 pm
te tumbo
Fury drops both hands, swings wide, and frequently on a single spindly giraffe leg. Cunningham was connecting with chopping-rights all fight long. Fury is severely overestimating his own chin and will be repeatedly decked by every quality heavy he faces from now on. this doesn't preclude that he won't be able to take a beating. in fact, that's precisely what i see in Fury's future.Posted April 20, 2013 7:01 pm
Wladimir Klitschko was getting knocked out early in his career, gassing as well, couldn't take a punch and he is meant to be a super athlete.Posted April 20, 2013 6:56 pm
Listen everyone–Furry coulda folded up and quit–either after he got knocked on his ass, or when it started to look like Cunningham/Adamek 3. Instead he adjusted he game plan and wore down USS. In other words he found a way to win and he did win.Posted April 20, 2013 6:56 pm
Neil, Fury, is just trying to promote himself and win over the American public, as a character……..no doubt his antics did that tonight, to those that watched the fight in the US.Posted April 20, 2013 6:54 pm
Neil (Pomy)
He needs a calming influence in a good trainer, he needs to dump his idiot hangers-on, grow up and start being more professional.Posted April 20, 2013 6:52 pm
A 36 year old cruiser was outclassing and even dropped the new "Valuev " before tiring. USS always had stamina issues. I didn't know Fury was this bad even though he was skilled enough to uppercut himself on the chin. Arreola koes him easily. Then with his big mouth……..this guy is going to be a good punchline when he faces a real opponent. All you hear is how bad US heavys are while touting this garbage with zero athleticism and skills. Just bigger…..that's all he had.Posted April 20, 2013 6:51 pm
Neil (Pomy)
Fury's career will be entertaining … but needs to stop being an idiot. Like I said, his recovery powers are impressive but if he keeps fighting like that he'll get knocked out. Cant believe he started singing at the end …. he is not right in the head.Posted April 20, 2013 6:50 pm
Not impressed! Fury is way too big for steve in the first place. He should be fighting guys like Price, Thompson, Wilder, Kulev! Guys more his size and stregnth. Bet one of them then ill give him his props! Seeking out a lil dude and pounding him to submission is no way to gain respect! WK is a real champ! He fights them all big and small. He doent just seek out lil dudes!Posted April 20, 2013 6:49 pm
Box Clever it was on so early so that it would be screened at a time when most UK boxing fans could see it, it's clear that it was a Fury promotion, and I guess CH5 & Fury's team stumped up more cash than the American networks for this fight.Posted April 20, 2013 6:48 pm
Anon…Very good points.And when Fury grows-up in his mind set he will evolve alot more as a mature fighter he is not the finished product yet.Posted April 20, 2013 6:46 pm
Fury's defense STILL needs a lot of working on……..yes he's got great recovery skills but, STILL too easy to hit.Posted April 20, 2013 6:45 pm
Box Clever
I missed this fight! Can someone explain to me please why this fight was on so early? It was in New York so I expected the usual 3am job at least from here. They must have fought only about half 7 American time, what?Posted April 20, 2013 6:42 pm
Boxtradamus, you should take everyones advice and go take a running jump.Posted April 20, 2013 6:42 pm
Neil (Pomy)
Fury's behaviour tonight was embarassing …. had he of beaten he would of deserved it. He seriously needs to grow up and start showing some class. Trash talk is just trash talk but you have to be profesional in the ring. The best fighters are all business, no bulls++t. Look at Lennox Lewis, even when he hated the opponent like Rahman, he still came into the ring calm and full of concentration. Fury is exciting but he needs to grow up big-time. He seems to be surround by a few idiots as well. Wladimir would of outboxed his ears off tonight.Posted April 20, 2013 6:39 pm
Also I SAID that IF Rigondeaux followed MY advice he would WIN and I was CORRECT yet again.Posted April 20, 2013 6:34 pm
I made no mistake. I SAID that Cunningham would have a a GOOD chance and I was CORRECT.Posted April 20, 2013 6:32 pm
Sorry but if Fury got knocked down by Cunningham then he will be stopped by either Klitcko and Thompson would stop him.Posted April 20, 2013 6:29 pm
Die, Boxtradamus
Boxtradamus is a moron… he never admits that he makes mistakes, as everybody does… he predicted that Donaire would defeat Rigondeaux… and he was wrong.Posted April 20, 2013 6:27 pm
Killing Moon
No, Just stop…..Comparing Fury to other boxers….He shouldn't be under the delusion that he is one…He can beat them….But so can alot of animals if let loose in the ring…In all honesty some of them would prolly remind me more of a boxer than Fury.Posted April 20, 2013 6:26 pm
Yeah, good point, Adamek beat Arreola, so anyone who says Arreola will beat Fury, need to think again.Posted April 20, 2013 6:23 pm
top hat
That was my pointPosted April 20, 2013 6:22 pm
Well i guess being 'from the streets of philly' didn't help that clown Cunningham afterall then. To think some people think he would have beaten haye down at cruiser.Posted April 20, 2013 6:21 pm
Valuev boxed like mayweather, if you compare him to Fury.Posted April 20, 2013 6:19 pm
Cunningham had a GOOD chance just as I predicted!!! I am the GREATEST Fight Prophet ever born!!!!Posted April 20, 2013 6:19 pm
The other fury looked far more talented to be honestPosted April 20, 2013 6:18 pm
Big Jake
All these posters whining about Fury's dirty fighting, what would you say about Holmes and Holyfield, two of the dirtiest fighters ever, I'll bet those are you're heroes right….Posted April 20, 2013 6:18 pm
Unbiased Dane
Im not upset at all, it was intertaining and it ended with a ko. We got to see Fury limitations and by what i saw im not sure he will ever make it to a titleshot against Wladimi K.Posted April 20, 2013 6:17 pm
Fury's always fun to watch in a circus sideshow kind of way. One of the least natural fighters around, and in what passes for the heavyweight scene today that's saying something.Posted April 20, 2013 6:16 pm
Well just watched it.. Fury is a million miles away from klichco level, and I highly doubt he ever will be.. Steve was by far the more talented boxer, fury was just too big in the end.Posted April 20, 2013 6:16 pm
Big Jake
Good win for Tyson, Cunningham has never been stopped before. What is all the hype about Pulev, who has he beaten, don't say Unsitnov, because he is as unskilled a big man as there is. Pulev was 0-3 against Camarelle as an amateur, so I doubt he's all that much..Posted April 20, 2013 6:11 pm
Result? Fury KO in 7. I guess we will hear gloating from the Fury ATG camp and excuses from the USS supporters, or maybe diversion. The facts are, cunninghm was doing very well but the fight was longer than 6 rounds and that, even allowing for Fury looking sloppy, the cumulation took its toll and Fury gort a decent W in the right column. A Kbrother? OH HELL NO. He's nowhere NEAR ready! Another step in the right direction for a young fighter with time on his side.Posted April 20, 2013 6:10 pm
top hat
Leaning on the other guy, pushing and dirty tactics. Whi does that remind you ofPosted April 20, 2013 6:10 pm
I'm almost embarrassed to be British after watching that. Fury fought like it was a pub car park, not a boxing ring. I have huge respect for Cunningham, who is a true boxer. Fury, on the other hand, won not by boxing, but by using his massive weight advantage to lean on his opponent and wear him out, pushing him, holding and hitting, using his head and elbows: every dirty trick in the book. In fact, he fought like a rank amateur, or small town club boxer, albeit a huge one. In any case, the idea that Fury will EVER be good enough to be a serious challenge to the Klitschkos is farcical, and even casual fans of boxing ought to recognise that.Posted April 20, 2013 6:06 pm
te tumbo
"move west young man". that's where American Boxing is located nowadays and at least one heavyweight who i can guarantee would KTFO of Fury: Cristobal Arreola. he would land the same punches that Cunningham did but more often and with more power and he's a legit heavyweight. either Klitschko is out of the question for Fury. he shouldn't even unless he's simply positioning for a Haye-Payday with no intention of reigning at heavyweight.Posted April 20, 2013 6:04 pm
Killing Moon
Dead Disney….Valuev atleast knew how to box….It was in slow-mo…But still….It's called Boxing….Not Wrestling.Posted April 20, 2013 6:04 pm
Unbiased Dane
Hmm is it even legal to push your opponents head back to land a punch ?.
I am the greatest predictor of fights ESB has ever seen! Spot on the mark, yet again.Posted April 20, 2013 6:02 pm
Killing Moon
Leaning on a guy, humping his leg, using dirty tactics and getting dropped by someone who is not exactly known for his punching-power…Yes Fury is the Future…Posted April 20, 2013 6:02 pm
dude i saw fury ducking cunninghams shots even at times. i was happy with what i saw from fury. fury didnt see the punch coming when he got dropped and he was even set on his feet. his feet were close together. you could tell he didnt see thepunch coming just in the way he got knocked down. it happens. fury persevered though and got the brutal KO. it was beautiful. i thougt fury moved pretty well showed some uppercuts and good weapons. fury can make some good matchups.Posted April 20, 2013 6:00 pm
Tomato Can
That said Thera something to say about having a huge size advantage, and Fury did what he was suppose to.Posted April 20, 2013 5:59 pm
mr gav
A great fight! But a bigger younger man will cause fury a lot of problems looking forward to pulev if he can beat him I will rate fury. But good effort from Cunningham but size matterd tonightPosted April 20, 2013 5:58 pm
Killing Moon
Fury makes Valuev look like an ATG ….He's just that uglyPosted April 20, 2013 5:58 pm
Tomato Can
Some are fans of big plodders. Obviously, when you have 6″ height and 44 pound weight advantages you stand a good chance at winning, even if you do it in ugly fashion.Posted April 20, 2013 5:57 pm
Fury continues to fight opponents who are ALIVE unlike Deontay Wilder!!!Posted April 20, 2013 5:56 pm
top hat
Bit messy from Fury really different from the performane against Johnson
I like byrant jennnings. he smoked tuapapoo. i wanna see jennings in some good matchups.Posted April 20, 2013 5:55 pm
Killing Moon
Your'e a moron Bears….That had squat to do with boxing-skill….Go play race-war in your basement.Posted April 20, 2013 5:54 pm
EVEN PULEV IS TOOOO MUCH FOR FURY. REMEMBER WHAT PULEV DID TO A GIANT USTINOV?!!! kkkPosted April 20, 2013 5:51 pm
It's Me, Ernie
I didn't realize Fury was that unskilled. Arreola would flatten that moron in two, either Klitschko would be arrested for manslaughter if they went in against the bum…Posted April 20, 2013 5:50 pm
Killing Moon
Seriously think i'm skipping the card on Alvarez vs Trout….Stevens vs Finley was a mess…And this was just ugly…Call me up when someone who can box appears…No disrespect to Cunningham….He's prolly dead-tired of having the elephant humping him.Posted April 20, 2013 5:50 pm
Traveller really has to be high or stupid. Fury as an ATG? Funny as hell. He was just dropped by a Cruiserweight. I am definitely not a Klitschko fan, but I can't wait to see Klit KO this bum.Posted April 20, 2013 5:49 pm
If cruiser CUNNINGAM DROPPED FURRY, I CAN'T IMAGINE WHAT WLAD KLITCHKO WOULD do TO FURY WHEN HE LANDS HIS RIGHT HAND. !!!!!!!!!!!Posted April 20, 2013 5:48 pm
furys singing was fine. it was different. who cares. great american debut for tyson fury though. and im gonna be watching his cousin hughie fury. really good fight for both of them.Posted April 20, 2013 5:47 pm
Doesn't look fat at all ? He looks like a puddingPosted April 20, 2013 5:46 pm
EVEN PULEV IS TOOOO MUCH FOR FURY. REMEMBER WHAT PULEV DID TO A GIANT USTINOV?!!!Posted April 20, 2013 5:46 pm
Tomato Can
Cunningham was hurt, and tired. Fury wore him out, period.Posted April 20, 2013 5:46 pm
Furey's singing hurts more than his punches.Posted April 20, 2013 5:45 pm
Tomato Can
Wow, ugly…Posted April 20, 2013 5:44 pm
Snow Flake
Disappointed that Cunningham dogged it. He was tired but wasn't hurt. Fury was getting a lesson and proved that a big guy needs to lean on a little guy to tire him out and pick up a cheap win. Maybe he has the false confidence to take on Price now. He'll keep running from that one until he can cash in a KO loss against Wlad. Not impressed about Fury, he keeps dodging the big guys but sooner or later he will need to fight them. Then I'll give him credit if he can win those.Posted April 20, 2013 5:44 pm
Tomato Can
Alright, what could be better than Fury (squared)… Baby Hughie FuryPosted April 20, 2013 5:43 pm
If cruiser CUNNINGAM DROPPED FURRY, I CAN'T IMAGINE WHAT WLAD KLITCHKO WOULD do TO FURY WHEN HE LANDS HIS RIGHT HAND. !!!!!!!!!!!Posted April 20, 2013 5:42 pm
Killing Moon
Agree with anonymous this guy is a joke.Posted April 20, 2013 5:41 pm
What a great singerPosted April 20, 2013 5:41 pm
What an overrated douchebag. Nothing but a neighborhood bully. He needs to be careful what he wishes for. The brothers will paddle his butt for him. Fury needs to fight Wilder next, but I don't see him in that fight for long. Wilder is just as big, and far more athletic. Good job Cunningham.Posted April 20, 2013 5:40 pm
dude fury has like a 6 pack. he wasnt looking fat at all.Posted April 20, 2013 5:40 pm
fury just sang a song!!!!! i like fury again!!!!!! i liked his post fight ring interview. good stuff furyPosted April 20, 2013 5:39 pm
Don't know what them clowns on C5 are watching, Woodall DeGale WTF,Fury has won but he showed what a big fat sloth idiot that he is vit or Vladimir take this knob head out in 3,his only skill was pushing his gut down on Cunningham.Posted April 20, 2013 5:39 pm
Gussy Finknottle
Monsoon Moon does it again. He always gets his man.Posted April 20, 2013 5:38 pm
Massive credit to both guys really good entertainment.Posted April 20, 2013 5:37 pm
Killing Moon
This guy isn't for real LMAO….Posted April 20, 2013 5:36 pm
Tomato Can
Oh, man…. This is bad. I'm turing off the TV.Posted April 20, 2013 5:36 pm
Fury is a lumbering hulk with a chin of glassPosted April 20, 2013 5:34 pm
great punching!! good knockout!!! maybe fury is loosing his featherfists and getting some mustard on his punches!!! bring on fury vs klitschKO. great uppercuts great knockout. i loved it!!!!!! AWESOME AMERICAN DEBUT!!!!!!!! alright tyson fury GOOD JOB!!!! im glad i got to see it!!!! fury has SMASHED ONTO THE SCENE!!!!! I hope he keeps up the good matchmaking up to or until the klitschKO bout!!!!!!!Posted April 20, 2013 5:34 pm
That was a questionable shot.Posted April 20, 2013 5:33 pm
Killing Moon
Fury is a joke…nothing to do with boxing…IMOPosted April 20, 2013 5:33 pm
HMS Furious
Gotta love Luke Fury. Great Finish. Well done USS tooPosted April 20, 2013 5:32 pm
Great finish from FuryPosted April 20, 2013 5:31 pm
Paddy O'Trenchant
May the bigger man win . . .Posted April 20, 2013 5:30 pm
USS gone fury wins by KOPosted April 20, 2013 5:29 pm
Nice.Posted April 20, 2013 5:29 pm
HMS Furious
Richie Woodall on C5 has Fury a point up!! He's been knocked down and a point deducted. You couldn't make it up…unless you're Richie Woodall!!!Posted April 20, 2013 5:28 pm
Round 6 for Fury. Cunningham getting tiredPosted April 20, 2013 5:26 pm
The Low Blow !
if#Posted April 20, 2013 5:26 pm
The Low Blow !
could!Posted April 20, 2013 5:25 pm
The Low Blow !
Fury is the much bigger man and puncher is USS fades down the last 6 he will get stopped !Posted April 20, 2013 5:25 pm
Killing Moon
In my view only way Fury wins is on koPosted April 20, 2013 5:24 pm
HMS Furious
Where's Traveller? I'd like to read his views on Luke Fury's performance…probably out lamping!!Posted April 20, 2013 5:24 pm
The Low Blow !
yes but here comes Fury he is chasing Steve down !Posted April 20, 2013 5:23 pm
Bears The USS is winning quite easyPosted April 20, 2013 5:22 pm
Vlad Would take furys head offPosted April 20, 2013 5:21 pm
terror tim
Cunningham is winning the fight hands down right now but his legs are starting to get tired. Can tell when he is ducking down. He can't continue to let Fury lean on him. Its tiring him out.Posted April 20, 2013 5:21 pm
Killing Moon
Fury is sooooo ugly….Posted April 20, 2013 5:21 pm
Because of the point even roundPosted April 20, 2013 5:20 pm
why didn't cotton take that point away when furry shoved after the first round. at any rate cunningspam has won this fight its basically the same as his last fightPosted April 20, 2013 5:19 pm
Dodgy ref.Posted April 20, 2013 5:19 pm
Fury deducted pointPosted April 20, 2013 5:18 pm
HMS Furious
They're still creeping up though!!!Posted April 20, 2013 5:17 pm
Round 4 again to cunninghamPosted April 20, 2013 5:16 pm
HMS. The shorts very true. Like itPosted April 20, 2013 5:13 pm
Killing Moon
For me …Fury hasn't won a round yet….Posted April 20, 2013 5:13 pm
Great entertainment. Close round just USSPosted April 20, 2013 5:12 pm
I can't see how Fury will beat PulevPosted April 20, 2013 5:11 pm
HMS Furious
On a side note, I'm pleased to see he's bought some shorts in his size for this fight!!Posted April 20, 2013 5:10 pm
Round Two Fury kept his hands low and went Uss wins the roundPosted April 20, 2013 5:09 pm
HMS Furious
He'll be alright…might even stop talking and start boxing now!Posted April 20, 2013 5:08 pm
Fury in big troublePosted April 20, 2013 5:06 pm
Killing Moon
Fury is trying to get attention from the US….Such a bs'er…LMAO….dOWN GOES THE LOGPosted April 20, 2013 5:06 pm
Fury downPosted April 20, 2013 5:05 pm
Round one close. Lots of talking. Round for FuryPosted April 20, 2013 5:04 pm
Killing Moon
The last fight between Stevens and Finley…What a mess….Hope the main event is better.Posted April 20, 2013 4:52 pm
Well done hughiePosted April 20, 2013 4:50 pm


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Just too many places across the islands are VERY overpriced places to drink. If you are willing to walk small distances of about 50 meters, I can save you up to 50% on your night out! Cheap places to drink have the following qualities:
• Do not have beautiful views (you will not remember tomorrow anyway)
• Large bottles (500ml) of beer and/or draft
• Are 50-100 meters away from the main square
• Tend to be Tavernas with outdoor seating
• Serve food
• Are genuinely glad to see you
• Serve Mythos – the local beer - and its good!
• Have Mythos on draft
• Serve Ouzo in glasses that do not look like works of art
So if you are looking at a great view and have been served a 330ml bottle of warm beer for 5-6 Euros by bored/angry looking bar staff – you are paying too much!!!
If they have a dress code - you are paying too much!Related to:
- Budget Travel
- Beer Tasting
- Singles
Naxos villages
Naxos is very mountainous. It's quite a trip getting to the beautiful mountain villages. This is not the place to learn how to drive a moped. The road is full of hairpin turns and 500 m drops, and the local buses take up most of it!
I took the bus myself, and there's a route I can recommend whether by bus or car (don't know if there's a hiking trail, but it would be worth enquiring): Take the scenic coastal road to Apollonas, then take the alternative route through the villages of Koronis and Apeiranthos (noted for its architecture). At either end you can see two Kouros, ancient statues of young men, (at Apollonas and Melanes), abandoned in their quarries. A strangely moving sight.Related to:
- Architecture
- Backpacking
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I suggest that when you are here in Greece a visit to the island of Santorini or( Thira) as it is also called, is a must visit. Santorini makes a difference.
You have plenty of time ahead, I suggest that you don't book tickets until you are here and believe me May is a very good month. It is a month that hotels are still cheap and in May you will not come across much traffice and crowds.
Santorini is served at least twice daily from Piraeus; from Santorini, ferries make frequent connections to the other islands—daily to Paros, Naxos, Ios, Anaphi, and Crete. All ferries dock at Athinios port, where taxis and buses take passengers to Fira, Kamari, and Perissa Beach. Travelers bound for Ia take a bus to Fira and change there. The port below Fira is used only by small steamers and cruise ships. Passengers disembarking here face a half-hour hike, or they can take the cable car (or ride up on the traditional donkeys; but please spare the poor things). The port police can give information on ferry schedules. Santorini Port Police :22860/22239Related to:
- Cruise
- Photography
- Architecture
Mykonos: Beaches
Along with its nightlife and gay scene the beaches are probably Mykonos' biggest draw. We visited two beaches in the short time we were there, one of them twice.
Agios Ioannis is the beach where Shirley Valentine was set. It's wide but not very deep and has a couple of tavernas behind it. It was just the kind of place we like - not too busy, pretty bay, good safe water, you could practically put your sun-bed in the sea (some people actually did) and a waitress would bring you drinks and snacks from the taverna behind. If you wanted something more substantial, that same taverna did absolutely fabulous food. I imagine it's a good place to watch sunset from though we were never there that late: the taverna's name? Sunset Taverna!
The other beach we visited was Paradise, one of the most famous on Mykonos. We expected it to be overrated but it wasn't. It was absolutely superb, lovely sand and even lovelier water - crystal clear and as warm as a bath. There's lots going on at Paradise, but seemingly moreso at night. Loud music and partying wasn't much in evidence in the middle of the day.
Antiparos: General
Antiparos is a small island off the southern coast of Paros. You get to it by taking the small, landing craft-style, ferry from Punta, a few km south of Parikia. There's not a lot there - the lovely, small main town, a few small "developments" scattered about the island, lots of great beaches and the famous caves, served by the island's only bus service. It's this lack of development that gives Antiparos its appeal - some people prefer it to its larger "over commercialised" neighbour, though by many standards I'd hardly describe Paros as over commercialised.
If you visit as a day trip (as we did) you won't have time to do too much - by the time you take in a beach, relax over lunch and explore the town it will be time to leave again. We went to the nearest beach, just around from the harbour. This was lovely, fine, light sand backed by Tamarisk trees and with a sea so shallow that you had to wade well out to be able to swim - ideal for kids and nervous swimmers. A picnic lunch there, bought from a shop in the town, was followed by am hour or so wandering around the town and the Kastro. It was a fantastic day, so relaxing and so peaceful.
We didn't have time to see the cave or the island beyond the town, and thoroughly expected and intended to come back another day. However the many distractions of Paros and the other Cycladean islands prevented us from doing so.
Antiparos: Town & Kastro
Antiparos town is small but perfectly formed. The town is a delight, a typical Cycladic village of whitewashed, narrow streets filled with lovely, flower-strewn buildings and having a fortified Kastro at its centre. Many of the streets are lined with shops and cafes and there are small squares here and there.
The Kastro area is the star of the show, most of the buildings having been beautifully restored, all of them facing inwards towards the fortified centre and reached by attractive stairways. The courtyard area also contains a church and the whole thing is accessed via a single arched entrance from the back of a square in the outer town.
Naxos: Beaches
Naxos has some lovely beaches, almost all of soft, pale sand. The closest to town is Agios Georgios which is adjacent to the main town, and therefore usually fairly buzzing. The other beaches string out all along the east coast, mostly south of Naxos town. Regular bus services link the closest of these to the main town, running every half hour during peak time. We went to Agia Anna, a fairly relaxed family-friendly beach about 1/2 an hour's bus ride from Naxos town. It's backed by cafes & tavernas, as is the road behind. Agia Anna has a small harbour (more of a jetty in truth) from which boat trips go to other bays and even to Piso Livadi across the water on Paros.
We walked south along Agia Anna beach, eventually crossing a small headland with a church on it to come to another small and quite secluded beach which was being used by nudists. Then we turned back ;-)
There are many, many more beaches than those I've mentioned - Naxos is a beach-lover's paradise. The beaches at Agios Prokopios looked interesting as we passed on the bus, being backed as they are by salt lakes which give a very picturesque look to the whole area.
Naxos: Villages
There are quite a few villages on Naxos, most with something interesting to see either in or near them. The main bus route runs from Naxos town to Apiranthos, passing through or by quite a few villages en-route. Though Apiranthos is perhaps the most famous and reputedly pretty village on Naxos we thought it was a little too far for a day trip by bus, giving us too little time to do other stuff. We decided therefore to go to Halki, walk from there to Filoti and get the bus back from there. This worked out very well.
Halki is the former capital of Naxos, but these days looks a very small and quite sparse village, though some large and sometimes faded houses act as a reminder of its past.
Having only a small village square and a couple of tavernas and cafes, it is most famous for three things: the Kitron distillery, some fine pottery & craft shops and a couple of old Venetian tower houses. There's also a walk that you can do to the nearby church of Agios Georgios Dissori.
We visited the distillery, had lunch at the cafe, bought some goodies at the shop there and also at Ava (or maybe Eva? - a lovely shop selling home made jams, spoon sweets, honeys and so on), looked around the village and then headed for Filoti.
We didn't know what to expect of Filoti - our guide books mentioned little about it except to say that it is the biggest village on Naxos. The mountain scenery on the way there was stupendous, hillsides dotted with churches and chapels as far as the eye can see and interesting looking tracks meandering their way up and round those hills.
Filoti itself was a nice surprise. A fairly workaday village with little impact from tourism, it had a lovely "traditional centre", up some marble steps from behind the cafe in the main square. The highlight of this was the church, set half way up the steps in a small square and looking very picturesque. Elsewhere in the village were a variety of shops, cafes and services, geared towards locals rather than tourists and all the more interesting for that. There are also some more churches and (apparently) a ruined castle, though we didn't see it. We really liked Filoti.
Naxos: Kastro
The Kastro at Naxos is larger and better preserved than the one at Paros. You can get into it from a few different places, but perhaps the best way into it is from the north, as the North Gate is one of the major features of the Kastro.
Just within this gate is the museum of Della-Rocca-Barozzi, a traditional Kastro mansion house, still in private ownership but open to the public (Euro 5.00 admission). It was an interesting and informative tour, and you get some good views out over the city from within the mansion too.
Much of the architecture within the Kastro is fascinating, with archways, tunnels, stairways and tiny doors everywhere! The Kastro also contains a convent and a Catholic cathedral. It's a lovely area to wander around, and oh so quiet.
Naxos: Naxos Town
Naxos is one of those places where as soon as you arrive there you know it's going to be nice. The waterfront area (your first sight of the place as you arrive by ferry) is very attractive, with a promenade running its length backed by cafes, tavernas, restaurants and shops; looking out over it all is the ancient Kastro.
Behind the waterfront the "traditional centre" consists of narrow streets full of pretty and inviting shops, bars and restaurants and give way onto the occasional small square. This part of town is particularly appealing at night when the colourful shops illuminate the streets.
At the far end of town, just past a small headland, is the town beach of Agios Georgios, one of the best town beaches you'll find.
On a small island linked by a causeway is the Portara, Naxos Town's most famous landmark, the remains of an ancient temple to Apollo built in the sixth century BC. It was with some surprise that I realised on the day I was leaving Naxos that I hadn't found the time to visit the Portara! There's just so much else to do there, especially in a short visit.
Tinos: Coast & Beaches
Tinos has some stunning coastal scenery. As you drive the main road from Tinos Town to Pyrgos you are presented with panorama upon panorama of mountainous terrain sloping dramatically away down to crescent bays far below, torturous switchback tracks wending their way down to them from the main road. There were many tempting spots on the way, but we by-passed them all as our prime objective that day was Pyrgos (see elsewhere). After spending a good while there we eventually moved on to the coast at Panormos, a small harbour town once used for the export of marble. These days it's more of a pretty, low-key resort town; tavernas and cafes line the harbour and "rooms to rent" signs adorn the buildings above and behind. At one end of the harbour is a small and somewhat disappointing beach, though as a place to swim from it's perfectly adequate. The waters of Panormos are crystal clear, so clear that they give that optical-illusion effect that you sometimes notice, where the boats appear to be standing on top of the water rather than sitting in it. The shadows from the boats can be seen casting onto the ocean floor many meters below. We walked past the beach and along a track to some nice rocks and dipped our toes in from there while we picniced, enjoying the views back across the bay to the village.
After an hour or so at Panormos we moved on to Kolymbithres, reputedly the best swimming spot on the island - well Kolymbithres means "bath" or "pool" so what would you expect. The distance from Panormos to Kolymbithres is not very far but the road is tortuously twisting and the views that constantly open up in front of you serve as sufficient distraction to make you keep your speed down. I'm not sure how long it actually took, but it seemed like an age - but an enjoyable one!
Kolymbithres lived up to its hype. The water was, if anything, even clearer than at Panormos and it was literally as warm as a bath. The bay is quite dramatic, scooping right around from its narrow opening and having a beach at either side of its end-point. That on the left is wild and undeveloped with a small salt lake behind, a home to birds. The other has beach cafes and sunbeds, a taverna or two and a hotel. It's hardly Mykonos, but it's developed for this part of the Cyclades.
We spent a while enjoying the warm waters, soaking up the sun and sipping drinks on the rocks before heading back for the (more straightforward) drive back to Tinos Town.
Tinos: Pyrgos
Pyrgos is probably the most famous and prettiest village on Tinos. Its fame comes from marble and the craftsmen who work it. The village is full of lovely houses, streets and churches that show fine marble work and there are a few museums both to marble working and to individual artists. We never went into any of them, though, there's enough going on outdoors to satisfy us.
It's become the most used phrase of mine within these pages, but I'll use it once again: Pyrgos is a typically Cycladic village, being a maze of narrow, whitewashed streets filled with fine houses and churches with the occasional square thrown in here and there. One of the streets drops down to the (usually dry) river over which there's a small bridge to cross before you climb back up the other side. Things like that are only found by wandering around the place and getting lost.
Fine examples of marble work are everywhere, but in particular the fine public wash house that stands by the main square (beside Alexander's Taverna, home of the finest Galaktoboureko - see my restaurant tips elsewhere) and the Necropolis (cemetery), which you reach by climbing the marble steps behind the wash house and passing the huge marble-built church that stands there. The necropolis is wonderful and gives fine views out over the village and surrounding countryside too.
Tinos: Church Of Panagia Evangelistria
The Church Of Panagia Evangelistria is most people's main reason for coming to Tinos. Pilgrims come in their thousands to visit the place, especially on March 25 and August 15, the main pilgrimage dates. It might be wise to avoid these dates if you hate overcrowding, or conversely it might be fascinating to see the crowds. The reason they come is to see the miraculous icon within the church and to pray to it for its healing powers, or to give thanks for some prayers already answered.
The church stands at the top of the hill up which the town is built. The main street leading up to it, Megalahoris, has a red carpet laid down one side of the road, and cones to keep cars away from that edge of the street. The really devout pilgrims climb the hill to the church by crawling up that carpet on their hands and knees. We saw a couple of people doing it when we were there - they must be very devout.
The church, while quite modern, is built in a pretty, neo-classical style and is surrounded by courtyard buildings that contain side-chapels, museums and living quarters. No photography is allowed within the buildings.
The other street that runs up to the church, Evangelistria, is crammed with shops, many of them (particularly towards the top, near the church) selling devotional trinketry. Most of it is pretty, some of it is tasteful, but the majority is just downright tacky. Fascinating to see though. There's a good line in enormous candles too, some of them almost 2m tall! There's a special room at the church for the placing and lighting of such candles; within the main church - where the holy icon resides - only the usual small taper candles are permitted.
Tinos: Tinos Town
Tinos Town is a lovely place. More workaday than some of the island capitals are, because Tinos is not on the mainstream tourist map and because the town is comparatively new. That's not to say it's not pretty, it is, but it's not a typical Cycladic town. It has none of the maze of streets that other places have, or an interesting Kastro or anything else that stretches back to antiquity. What it does have though is a laid back, relaxed feel, with genuinely friendly people and enough to do to entertain you for a few days. It has a pretty harbour filled with fishing boats, yachts and other pleasure craft, a couple of squares lined with tavernas, a whole row of cafe/bars facing the harbour and some pretty good shops.
Oh, and did I forget to mention the church? The church of Panagia Evangelistria is one of the most holy places of pilgrimage in Greece and dominates the town from the top of the hill above the harbour. The next tip explains more.
We found Tinos to be the highlight of our holiday. No hustle and bustle, no crowds, no English tourists, friendly people, lovely towns, villages, beaches and landscape, fantastic food. Going from there to Mykonos was a huge shock, I wanted to get straight back on the ferry to Tinos!
Paros: Lefkes
Lefkes was a strange place. We got off the bus at the entrance to the village (the bus doesn't go through it, it skirts by), walked around a bit and thought "well OK, it's quite nice, but there's not much to it". And then it dawned on us, we hadn't actually made it to the "Traditional Centre" yet. The village is built in an amphitheatre of hills, following the contour around in a semi-circular arc and making it one of the most spectacularly sited villages in the Cyclades. When you get off the bus, walk into the village and keep walking until you've almost looped back on yourself. Now you're in the "Traditional Centre" - there's actually a nice wooden sign pointing the way from roughly the mid-point of the village.
The traditional centre is lovely, the usual Cycladic style of narrow whitewashed streets forming a maze of passageways, arches and dead ends, with the odd square thrown in here and there. There's also a couple of churches, one being the immense Parish Church with it's equally immense graveyard behind, extending out into the countryside beyond.
There's a Byzantine path that links the mountain villages - this being a part-paved way that stretches back into antiquity - and we had considered walking a stretch of it from Lefkes before picking up the bus again for Piso Livadi. We decided against it though, the day was just too hot and there is no shade up in those mountains. Something for another time perhaps.
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Posted on February 28, 2013
Amber and Casey are awesome.
Amber is a dental school student at MUSC, and Casey is an airline pilot.
They take their careers very seriously, but they also know how to have fun. I'm a big fan of "work hard, play hard" type people, so I was right at home getting to know them. Their wedding reception definitely reflected the fun side of their relationship!
These are from their engagement session
Getting ready on the big day
Time for the Old Exchange Building reception!
Every once in a while, at a wedding, I realize I'm the only person in the room with no idea what's going on. I love it when that happens. I just go with it, and enjoy learning something new. Did you know that Hang on Sloopy is the official rock song of the state of Ohio and Ohio State University?
I do now! Here's the crowd, paying homage.
Chelsye at Intrigue Design and Events planned this fabulous day. And thanks to Dana Cubbage for assistant shooting!
Posted on January 22, 2013
Last year was a good year.
I laughed, I cried, it was better than Cats!
At a 2012 wedding, I was walking past a groom who was waiting in an alcove for his wedding ceremony to start, in mere minutes. He was a little verklempt, and I raised my camera, then paused, looked at him, and said,
"Is this OK? Or would you prefer privacy?"
And he said, "No, stay. I want the truth. Well… I want the truth, maybe just a little bit more beautiful."
Yep. That's why I do this.
The truth, maybe just a little bit more beautiful.
With that philosophy in mind, here's a look back at some of the sessions and weddings I shot over the year– a good mixture of both candid and posed and/or planned shots.
My goal for 2013 is to shoot candid moments with more intention and purpose, so that I produce single images that can stand alone and tell stories.
Here's what we did in 2012:
Hung 0ut in the good light
Kissed a little
Got up offa that thang
Held hands
Showcased the Lowcountry
Walked around
Modelled for Mom
Goofed off
And called it a wrap!
Posted on June 29, 2012
You can't plan for everything.
For evening sessions, I bring flashes in case there are delays. I track the weather all day, and look for sheltered nooks in case it rains we decide to go ahead with the shoot anyway. I carry bug spray and baby wipes. I watch the sun and position my clients accordingly. I try to make them comfortable and keep them laughing and laid back.
And all that preparation (plus, of course, the most important component: awesome clients) generally makes for adorable shots like this. Philip had just popped the question the night before, so he and Alana had that wonderful newly-engaged glow.
But we had no contigency plan for Drunk Guy with an Elvis Statuette.
At first I was so absorbed in my clients and the sunlight that I was only vaguely aware of the thing bobbing in the background of the photo. Even after I realized the person was photobombing deliberately, I didn't know what it was. It was only after we started walking again that I realized it was Elvis, 2 or 3 feet tall, in a tux.
One brief time is funny, haha, but the guy didn't want to quit. Maybe another time we'd have stopped and gotten a photo with Elvis. But we were racing the light and didn't really have another minute to spare for anyone, even The King.
Viva La Myrtle.
Posted on September 22, 2011
I met up with Ainsley and Trey last month for their downtown engagement session. Ainsley is at College of Charleston, and Trey graduated from The Citadel in May.
After their wedding in December, they will be moving to the state of Washington, where Trey is stationed. I love that! It's a story you don't hear a whole lot anymore; a young couple, just starting life, vowing to make a go of it together right from the very beginning and kicking off their married life across the country. Very romantic, don't you think?
Posted on August 29, 2011
Elizabeth and JD met in flight school. Yes, that's right. In addition to being about a mile tall, stunningly gorgeous, and sweet and funny as can be, Elizabeth is also an Air Force pilot. I'm pretty sure they call that a triple threat.
This couple is out of town 200 + days a year, manning C-17's all over the globe, so after a weather re-schedule, I was excited to have the privilege of meeting up with these great folks for a little walk around downtown.
They were engaged at the gazebo in White Point Gardens
Posted on August 8, 2011
Sara was so funny. When we talked to arrange her Charleston engagement session, she kept offering to pay me more since she wanted to take her grandfather's boat out to the Morris Island Lighthouse and take photos there for part of the session.
I assured her that I will never feel the need to charge extra if someone offers to take me on a short, relaxing, breezy, dolphin-filled spin through the Lowcountry waters.
Sara and Eric live in Tennessee, but she's from Charleston, and wanted to return to her hometown to have their engagement photos taken at her favorite place in the world: her grandfather's house on the water.
Posted on June 6, 2011
Susannah and Gardner are two of the sweetest, most low-key, and did I mention gorgeous? people you'd ever want to meet.
Susannah scheduled their engagement session back in sweater season, so it was fun to finally get a chance to meet them and shoot the beachy, summery, laid-back engagement photos they wanted.
They'll be getting married next summer in their home state of Maine, on an island off the coast. Sounds storybook!
I suggested that they bring along a football, kite, book, whatever activity they liked to do together so we could capture some candid lifestyle moments. Susannah volunteered Beau, their Wheaton terrier puppy, who was the perfect accessory.
Then we headed over to Dunleavy's for a sunset beer. I'm a big fan or changing locations during a shoot when possible. It's like having multiple photo sessions in one.
Posted on April 19, 2011
I met Katie at the Charleston Bridal Show earlier this year. I was photographing the fashion show and behind-the-scenes model activity, and Katie was one of the event coordinators.
We met back up this spring to do an engagement session for Katie and Ryan, who were high school sweethearts. They're getting married in their home state of North Carolina this December.
They brought along Jax, their adorable and funny Westie.
I have to give a shout-out to this sweet couple, who were my first ever clients brave enough to take me up on a 7 a.m. time slot.
The light was just as gorgeous as I'd hoped, although the gnats were just as bad as several local photographers warned me they would be. (I now carry Deep Woods Off and Bounce sheets in my camera bag!)
Thanks, guys, for sticking it out despite the no-see-ums. You look great!
Posted on April 12, 2011
When I first met Jillian and Michael, they had so many wedding ideas that it was easy to catch on to their excitement.
They have their own style, and it seems to reflect in everything they do.
As lovers of the theater and movies, they wanted to do their engagement session at Cinebarre.
I was game.
Thanks guys! You were total naturals in front of the camera, and so much fun to photograph.
Posted on February 22, 2011
When Katie contacted me about a 1940's travel themed engagement session in Charleston, I was really excited. I tend to shoot candidly, and have never done a stylized couples shoot before, but I was game to give it a shot.
Matt is in the Air Force, stationed in Sumter. Katie is in California, and when she came to South Carolina to visit, they made the trip down to Charleston.
I chose North Charleston's historic district for the session because of the cool locations, vintage feel, and relative lack of traffic. Katie loved the vibe of the area, and said it had the feel of a Brooklyn to downtown Charleston's Manhattan.
We topped off the shoot with a trip to Madra Rua for a round of black and blues, and baskets of what Matt and Katie pronounced to be some of the best chicken fingers they've had.
Congratulations, guys!
Hairstyle by Chelsee at Stuart Lawrence Salon on King Street
Accomodations NotSo Hostel
Red dress and travelling coat sewn by the bride's Mom!


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My dog drinks the water off my bedside table in the middle of the night and I drink it anyway. I'm fine.
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nah ..I kiss my kitty on the lips all the time
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I think it's cute
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Gross perhaps... only if you're in mixed company. Harmful? Nah. It's harmful for kitties to drink milk. Look in the pet aisle of your grocery. They sell 'Kitty Milk'<br />
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Cow Milk is not good for cats. Likely would give her diarrhea. My cat doesn't like it. Just as well I suppose.
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OverviewDetalion was a Polish developer of computer software games, before closing due to financial difficulties in March of 2005.
The games developed by Detalion were noted for the complexity and great difficulty of their puzzles, and also were hailed as having some of the best graphics in the industry at the time.
Detalion was one of the first developers to use the DVD-ROM disc as an effective medium for software distribution.
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Renninger's Extravaganza in Kutztown: Extravaganza!
Every weekend Renniger's has a flea market filled with antiques and crafts, ect... But 3 times a year, it holds it's famous EXTRAVAGANZA! it is a huge event with hundreds of vendors and thousands of guests and of course some amazing finds and great deals!
Dates for this years(2004) Extravaganza are:
April 22-24
June 24-26
Sept. 23-25
There is an entrance fee that is highest the 1st day of the extravaganza and lowest on the last day. Die hard antiquers might want to get here early though to have the most to choose from. The website gives discount coupons.
What to buy: There are so many items here, from antique funtiture to jewlery to homemade crafts. There is also a market with fresh fruits, vegetables and flowers.
What to pay: there is something for every budget
The Crossings: Super Deals at the Outlets
There is a giant outlet mall just over the border from New Jersey off of Route 80. There have really great deals! Some of the stores include, Gap , Coach, DKNY, Coleman, Liz Claiborne, J Crew, Perry Ellis , Samsonite, ect.. For the full list check the website link given.
What to buy: My favorite stores are Coleman, and any of the Kitchen Supply stores.
What to pay: less than avarage, I got a pair of jeans for $7! And they actually fit really well!
I really like ECKERD DRUGS STORE. It always has a variety of items in stock - everything from shampoos and hair care, household items, snacks and beverages, greeting cards, school supplies, vitamins and headache remedies, and of course prescription & non-prescription drugs. They also have photo developing which I have used in the past. They are usually conveniently located as this one was - a short walking distance from our hotel.
Store hours Monday - Friday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday 8 s.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
What to pay: Check out their weekly flyer for great specials.Related to:
- Family Travel
Pocono Bazaar: Big Flea Market
The Pocono Bazaar is a year round flea market that is open every weekend from 9-5. There is both an inside area, this is where most of the antiques are located, and a large(in season) outdoor area, more of the flea market feel. It's located on Rt. 209 not far off of interstate 80 (exit 309). They have the usual goodies as most flea markets do, cheap clothes, books, those boxes and boxes of $1 items, jewlery, tin signs, antiques, ect.. There are also some food products, fresh produce, apple butters and a soup and dip place that had free samples! MMM I got the creamy potato soup and the "house special" dip!.
What to buy: I liked the guy selling the tin signs. He had a good set up and a huge collection, and he was very helpful, he even had some creative ideas for hanging the signs.
What to pay: less than or about avarageRelated to:
- Road Trip
Crossings Factory Stores: Sorry I am not the shopping type but..
1000 Route 611
Tannersville, PA 18372
Has a bit of everything
What to buy: Discovered Camelback Ski Area! not far from the shop, located 5 minutes off Exit 299 of Interstate 80 in Tannersville,
Fantastic view of the Appalacians
any good bar or restaurant: The oldest beer in Pennsylvania
What to buy: The oldest beer in Pennsylvania is called Yuengling. It is brewed since 1829. Taste is good, but what else to expect when it is a hit for this long time .
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