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Don't forget the hot takes can have a sports show without hot takes these days. What about hot cakes though? Mmm, I want some hot cakes. Now here's

your host ready to jump into the thick of things, Duane calendar.

Hello, welcome to Fantasy Throwdown podcast. I'm your host, Wayne calendar, and let me lead off because I had a number of ways I could have gone about this intro. I could have let off with the cream hunt could have let off with the redskins being the redskins

We could talk about Alabama Georgia

But you know what? Here's what we're going to lead off with. I was wrong. I was

wrong because Tyson Fury last night became the living embodiment of Rocky Balboa.

Tyson Fury got absolutely robbed of the greatest comeback.

I mean, you know, I'm not going to say greatest comeback.

I'll say to hyperbole, but I will say one of the greatest comebacks in sports history

last night by an incredibly corrupt judging system in boxing.

Tyson Fury, whom I consider to have the luckiest victory in the sports history four years ago over

Vladimir Kliczko. I guess what I got to apologize I was wrong. The man earned that victory against Klichko. It was not

Klichko being old. I thought it was Klichko not having the fire anymore and then you know discovering the fire again and

fighting Anthony Joshua and getting knocked out anyway but I thought the

loss to fury was the fluke. Tysover is not the fluke. Dysopfier is the fluke. Tyson Fury is not the fluke. Tyson Fear is a real deal. Tyson Fury, in spite of his struggles

with alcohol and drug addiction, two years away from the sport being massively out of shape,

fighting two tomato cans, before challenging Deontay Wilder for the WBC heavyweight belt last night. This was a lot of hype,

complete with Deontae Wilder going into the utterly ridiculous extremes of this promo he cut during the pre-fight

presser, I promise you that, he talked about how your people were fighting for 200 years. I mean it seriously if you look at that it's you have got to be kidding me

the Dante Wilder brought out the 400 years comment in the pre-fight presser with Tyson Fury.

Like just on the press conference alone, you would have had the outta while they're

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