Post Fight Analysis Fury vs Usyk
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imagine if Usyk was British or American he would be called the GOAT with 15 Hollywood movies about him
Too true!
I was just thinking that myself last night. I've been following Usyk since he was fighting at cruiserweight, so I was not suprised when he beat both AJ and Fury. He should retire and spend time with his family, because fury would never of give him a rematch if the tables were turned. Even if he does have the rematch I think it would be the same result, and Usyk will probably stop him if they do fight again.
@@jamesfretwell1511 I just had a thought just imagine: amateur world champ, Olympic champ, holder of Muhammad Ali trophy (I find it prestigious), undisputed cruserweight champ, undisputed heavyweight champ. 🫣🫣
Usyk punched Fury more than he did against AJ , so much for Fury for being elusive and AJ being robotic. These casuals logic and hypocrisy is on another level
Only a delusional Luke fangirl would call an Olympic Gold Medal winning heavyweight a "robot". I've always thought AJ would KO Luke and that's why he's ducked him.
It doesn't matter for Tyson to be loosing this historical fight but what matters to me and majority of the viewers is the defeat of a hateful boxer due to his arrogant attitude. This is an excellent lesson to boxers who speak highly of themselves in public interviews.
Exactly. Fury isn't just a talkative. He's also a bully. He often swears and shouts profanity without provocation. He lies and seldom defends his titles. As a champion, he was never a role model and held the division hostage. Good riddance! I'm glad he lost.
Was it not Peter Fury who said in interviews that if Tyson Fury wanted to win, he would have to take the fight to Usyk but he would have to employ a variety of jabs? Yet in that fight with Usyk, Tyson Fury only used the long jab followed by the uppercut and occasional hook. Because of Tyson Fury's physical attributes, that plan worked for him the first 6 rounds. After that Usyk caught on to that simplistic plan. He was then able to react better by countering immediately with a quick left hook or with a quick right jab followed by a left punch to Tyson F.'s body.
As I said before, Sugar Hill was too simplistic. Andy Lee also did not have much of an impact in developing a comprehensive game plan, and John Fury's rage negated anything he may have contributed. I am not bashing John Fury because I believe if it was not for him, T. Fury would have lost that trilogy fight with Wilder.John Fury is the one who said that Tyson could not rely on aggression alone to beat the American.
Again Peter F. said Tyson's game plan would have to be varied in interviews namely because Usyk is varied. Apparently no one watched his interviews.
It is just as well that Peter Fury formulates the game plans of his own fighters. No one is really heeding the common sense and logical advice that he gives. I am just a boxing fan. I am just a novice, mush less an expert. Yet I was appreciative of the fact that he had the foresight to state that certain things had to happen for a T. Fury victory or a "train wreck would occur". What he said was not "rocket science" but it did require thought.
I do not understand how anyone can think Usyk could be knocked out in 7 rounds unless his opponent lands a lucky punch in his mid-section? The man lives in crude barracks in remote "ice villages" months before fights. He is so mentally tough because of this. He could be knocked down repeatedly, take a bashing, and yet he would still only get more tenacious and determined as the fight goes on.
I wonder what Tyson's accommodations were. There is no doubt he too is mentally tough. After all look how recovered after the 9th round. However there is a difference between trained mental toughness and natural instinctive mental toughness. One can be coached and one cannot.
Again If I remember correctly, Peter F. said something very similar to that as he stated that a fighter needs both to win a difficult fight. It was Usyk's preparation that got him to go all out and all in. He was trained to get going when he was getting hammered. I wonder what mental toughness training Tyson received in camp. Did he live in such austere conditions as Usyk? It is hard to say but I think I have my answer.
Last note on the Usyk-Fury fight. Tyson Fury had three people drowning each other out by giving him advice in his corner. Sugar Hill told him to hold his ground and plant his feet when Usyk came forward. John Fury told him to constantly backfoot. Andy Lee told him he was ahead on points and to play it conservative. In my view, neither of the three gave good advice. However, as Peter Fury have said in previous interviews, what's the point in giving advice if the boxer has not been trained to follow such advice and then implement it? I thought T. Fury, after nearly getting knocked out in the 9th, fought effectively for the remaining 3 rounds. He used the 10th round to recover from the previous round and he was very competitive in the remaining 2 rounds. He may have very well won one of the last two rounds. Fury and his team did not think the fight would last more than 7 rounds. If he was tired in the championship rounds it was probably only because he did not train to fight effectively for all 12 rounds.
T. Fury merely relied on determination and instinct in the latter rounds. More importantly, his team did not prepare for the "Rabbit" to fully charge him the way he did. Even a novice like me knew that Usyk would not want to fight the entire bout from long distance. Even I knew that for Usyk to win, he knew he would have to penetrate and try to push T. Fury on his backfoot in order to win. How else can a shorter man with a shorter reach win that bout? Apparently T. Fury and his team had that blind spot. It seems to be they were so focused on being aggressive that they did not train T. Fury on how to be effective defensively when Usyk would predictably try to close the distance.
If T. Fury does not get a different training team, he will again lose the rematch. Usyk, after defeating Fury albeit by a close margin, and his team will be oozing in confidence and experience. They will know what adjustments need to be made in order to score a more resounding victory. T. Fury cannot afford to be simplistic and caught off-guard. He has to better use his tools and advantages but at the same time train for all likely scenarios that Usyk will put him in.
Tyson Fury has definitely developed some unhealthy and undisciplined habits in the last 8.5 years. At age 27 he was one of the best defensive heavyweights in the history of the sport. His offense was precise as well. Moreover he was able to seamlessly co-ordinate between the two modes. In the Usyk fight, he got hit 87 times in the last 5 rounds.
It was what it was. It will be what it will be unless Tyson forgets the past, returns to his roots, and gets back to what got him to where he is in the first place. A 6'9" boxer is like a 6'5" sprinter in athletics. They are naturally at a disadvantage. It takes a lot of disciplined training and coaching to turn them into a world-level elite professional. Yet Glen Mills did that with Usain Bolt as Peter Fury did that with T. Fury. If T. Fury continues to turn his back on that, an Usyk victory is assured in December. There is no doubt about that. It is all up to him.
The fight should have been stopped .. fury was lucky he didn't end up on his arse.. better man won it's simple
The judge actually stops Usyk finishing him off by holding and getting in the way so he couldnt get the punches going in round 9.
@user-bq9ow1wj4j would this be the same governing body who scored the fight 114-113 for Fury🤣🤣🤣🤣
@user-bq9ow1wj4j and if it was Usyk on the ropes do you think the corrupt ref wouldn't of waved the fight off for Fury?..wake up ffs casual.
what about the first semi intervention the ref did against Usyk @23 sec before bell.. the ref was clearly undecided and hesitant
@@ojo2988 he done what he was told by Warren, corrupt as f@ck.
We should thank the referee for saving Fury’s life, considering he is a father and husband with a life beyond boxing. In the 9th round, Fury was in serious trouble-his hands were down, he staggered like a drunk, and he seemed completely disoriented and defenseless. A few more punches from Usyk could have been fatal.
Great video, 8:4 is spot on...... Cheers mate
Fury fans won't like this 😂
Good point regarding pace. I recently rewatched the first Ali-Frazier fight, and the pace is just blistering for 15 frigging rounds, as different from the current heavyweight standard as night is from day.
Wait until you watch the Thrilla in Manilla (assuming you haven't already). Far out, two guys going flat out the whole way.
@@ivanjulian2532 And in 40+C SE Asia heat and humidity. That is particularly draining.
By pace, you mean Fury was quicker running backwards than AJ etc.
Youve written 2 comments that show your complete lack of knowledge and thus making yourself look like a dullard
1. The rules state if a boxer is being held up by the ropes which fury was then its a knockdown! No cheating or help from the ref going on it was by the book
2. Tyson wasnt running, its called using his reach to his advantage, if usyk is closing the distance then goes without saying fury needs to open it up again by going backward its pretty simple
Try thinking before you comment 🙄
@@gunnyhighway4422 really mate, so the ref didn't help Fury by getting in the way of Usyk before he was about to finish him off when he was on the ropes, put your glasses on and watch it again and then get back to me.
@@gunnyhighway4422 typical comment from a boxing casual.
@@MarkyB1 he was giving the knockdown what do you expect 🤣 do you let fighters carry on punching their opponents while they're on the canvas, and using the word casual is exactly what a casual would say its cringe, youve shown you dont know boxing already cant take it back its there to read
@@gunnyhighway4422 every boxing channel I've watched has slated the ref for his antics in round 9, so we are all wrong, True Geordie, Carl Froch, etc and you're right..is that what you're saying??
Good breakdown Russell 👍
I totally agree -it is a very reasonable summary of the match
Some great points!
Thank you
Nothing is so satisfying than seeing someone who tries to make boxing a circus show, getting his ass whooped.
It’s wild people are saying fury won the first 3. Idk how many times I’ve watched the fight by now but it’s 8-4 or 9-3 Usyk plus the knock down.
Usyk won 1-3 7-11 12 was an Usyk round but it was close, and I think it was 4 or 5 that looked like a fury round but watching it back was actually an Usyk round.
It was a wide Usyk win. Fury looked dangerous in the 6th and competitive at times here and there.
Watch Artorias boxing channel punch for punch breakdown
Agreed! Hundred percent! I'm not expert in any way, just fan. I've made exactly the same scoring when I saw it.
Of cource Usyk won the first 3 and 7th to 12th! People canot see the hits from Usyk, too fast, or they didnt properly whatch the fight. You dont win rounds just jabbing at Usyks hands, Usyk also boxed directly at Furys arms to parry the blows, he moved the left jab away and jabbed Fury continually, and followed up with his devastating left hook! Some people are blind!
Everyone said after the fight that I told you Usyk wins, but its true I told you too.
Yes, we have been saying it for years!
youre a genius..
Why did he come back - this is literally quoted :- Fury - ' I just take the kids to school and pick up dog sh*t all day, I have nothing else to do and I love $money$. Uysk's answer by reply :- ' Boxing is a business but I'm a proud man who considers it a sport above all else'- Guess who won when the going got tough?
He's a multi millionaire and he can't find someone else to pick up the dog mess? Seems like if that's all he thinks of his kids and his life, he'd be better off getting punched in the head until he can't even stand or think.
It was close to say otherwise is ridiculous
A few people thought it was close for some reason. It wasn't. Usyk won cleanly and clearly.
The irony here is that this isn't even the peak version of Usyk. At 37, he was visibly slower in this fight. The Usyk of 2021 would have dominated Tyson Fury.
Could not agree more.
Fury tried to age out Usyk for 3 years but was not enough still
I agree. But he still dominated though. A lot of people thought it was a close fight because of Fury's showboating but it really wasn't. Rounds 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 were all Usyk. Fury only won two rounds clearly, 5 and 6. Even in round 4, Usyk outlanded him, and round 12 was a draw. You have to feel very generous to give those to Fury. So he won two rounds clearly, and was knocked out in the 9th frankly. That's domination in my book, especially with the punch stats by Jabbr which shows Usyk outlanded Fury badly (51 power punches to a measly 23).
@@anul6801 Exactly
@@justneedalogin You've made a valid point
Interesting analysis Russell. So having praised Fury for keeping pace throughout, you think he would not have been able to manage an extra three rounds? Is it the duration, or the pace of the old fighters you mentioned?
TBH, I respected Fury when he got the title years ago and said he was going to quit so he could spend time with his kids. Second he came back, be it greed, hunger for hero worship, or love of the ring, I stopped respecting him as much.
Why do YOU think he came back?
Usyk is the best southpaw of all time at heavyweight so it would be silly to use him as the norm . 15 rounders are also misleading they didn’t throw more punches they saved and conserved energy for the championship rnds as they do in 12 rounders , this era actually has broke records for most punches thrown and that was by Arreola and Kownacki out of all ppl . Lol
@@UncleTermite Thank you, that's a fascinating insight on the number of rounds.
Not sure that I _was_ using Usyk as the norm for anything, but a fair point in any case.
@@matbroomfield The channel was using Usyk as the norm saying he dispelled that smaller guys can win now , however it’s easily said then done no one prior to this era has remotely fought like Usyk he’s also an underrated puncher he’s going to hurt you if he hits you right he can still improve but if he fights Joshua again I’m taking Joshua by knockout .
@@UncleTermite But surely, ANY boxer at world class level is not "the norm?"
Thank you - manage another 3 - possible... Fight at a pace - doubtful. People need to watch Holmes vs Norton last round...that pace was FAR above what any of the big guys can do today in the first few rounds .. let alone the last. I think Fury came back for glory, money, titles, becoming so popular at first. Recently that popularity has gone down the toilet of course.
Fury won 456 and round 12. Usyk won the rest. 8/4 clear winner
Fury was out landed in rnd 12 .
@@UncleTermite I was being kind to him bro
No way did Fury win 12.
4,5,6 and maybe,7. That’s all.
@@user-oi8ss1kp2i it’s still the same score mate. 8 rounds to 4. 116/112 I had it.
@user-bq9ow1wj4j You have absolutely no idea what your talking about . Lol
Warped Alpha V Pure Sigma.
it was super close buster
On the official score cards yes - but it wasn't.
Karate backfist -ura-ken not
urakan!
The case for Usyk being considered one of the greatest fighters of all time can be boiled down to this: today's world class athletes, including boxers, are the best conditioned in history. The science which guides their training, rest and nutrition is miles ahead of the old fashioned gym boxing of the past. When you consider the fact that Usyk has beaten every opponent of note, and that he is one of the most skilled and best conditioned athletes in the world, it's hard to see how he wouldn't have beaten the best boxers of the past.
As I said Usyk is perhaps the only one of the current crop that could possible have lived the old greats. The rest would be dealt with very swiftly.
I had it 116-111
the res ecisn was the correct one
funny how the fury fangirlz still trying to find arguments and count rounds.
ok, tyson fury is the very best EVER - hopefully you now feel better. but your man is beaten and battered from one corner to the other corner and back and forward all over the ring. by a much smaller and much lighter guy.
and think of all the struggle usyk had to overcome until he got to this fight.
and still a humble, respectful sportsman - no posing, no bullshit talking.
the better man deserves to be the champ.
allthough not champion like credits to fury for still beeing in the fight until the end.
there is strench 4K
💯
Disagree on the conditioning. Fury couldn’t keep up with the pace at all. You could see his form and posture starting to melt from the 7th rd. it’s one of the reasons Usyk took over in the second half of the fight, just like he always does. I bet on Usyk by stoppage 9-12 and that ref cost me 400 pounds. I scored the fight 1-3 Usyk, 4-6 Fury, 7-12 Usyk.
I don't think I explained myself very well on the conditioning aspect. I meant more as regards taking the punishment in 9 and still being able to finish the fight. No argument from me on your scorecards.
Fury choose the wrong boxer to emulate. He choosed to emulate prince nazeem (he said so himself). While Usyk choosed to emulate Manny Pacquiao. Thats the real difference!
The old prince style can only get you so far until it encounters a skilled boxer.
Nobody can emulate a prime Naz :-)
@@RussellStutely Of course not 100% but you can be a poor man's version 😝. Which Tyson is 😂
Totally agree Russell, I thought 9-3 to Usyk.
Thanks - no way I will argue your scorecard. I could accept an 8-4 though :-)
Looking at the state of usyks face I'd say he was in a fight
Fury was equally banged up, apart from his broken nose. The cut above Usyk's eyebrow was inflicted not by a punch, but by Fury's headbutt. Try again.
AJ hurt him more.
The cut as indeed a headbutt... It's fight, you do get hit.
Brilliant point. I've honestly been board shitless will the heavyweight division since the Lennox Lewis era ended. The reason being, these big guys just haven't had the capabilities of fighters of the previous era. Youre absolutely right, Usyk has demonstrated that the older champions would have beaten Fury. As far as I'm concerned Fury has been the most tedious and worst heavyweight champion of all time. Thank F for Usuk
But he could not put a dent in a 6ft 3 Usyk ... You are making my point for me... thanks
100%
Foreman wasnt a 15 round guy though. I think he would struggled with Fury. Otherwise you are right.
Look up Foreman vs Lyle,
that intensity and paste is unreachable to modern boxers.
@@dzonibravo7867 foreman vs lyle wasnt a 15 rounder either
@@MM-dm4xj yes, it wasn't 15 rounds. How about the rest of my comment? You are going to ignore it?
@@dzonibravo7867 Yeah since I fail to see how it addresses my point that Foreman wasnt a 15 round fighter.
@@MM-dm4xj point is about boxers from the 1970s being superior in paste and endurance compared to boxers of this century. And it wasn't your point but the guy who made the video.
Usyk still isn't getting much credit from anyone after taking out the entire British boxing stable of Fury, Joshua x 2, Dubois, Chisora, Bellew, etc.
Those who know - give him the credit he deserves. The casuals know no better! Unfortunately there seems to be far too many casuals around.
@@RussellStutely😂😂😂😂😂
Had usyk 1 or 2 points up definitely was close
I had it 116-112 for Usyk or 117-111 Usyk.
No argument from me.
How did Fury handle the pace? He didn't. He was knocked out on his feet in the 9th. Even Joshua did better than that. It was the pace that he couldn't handle and that cost him the fight.
I meant he handled it enough to get to the end and still be fighting... absolutely right that he could not handle the pace of Usyk. Usyk MAKES people move and fight at a pace they are not used to and can't handle for the full 3 mins of the round and the full 12 rounds of the fight. They HAVE to take "time off" and that is when Usyk can shine. I was being overly generous to Fury on purpose and still had to give everything to Usyk by a wide margin. We have been saying for years that Usyk will beat them all.
Good close fight. Fury hurt Usyk badly in the 6th, and Usyk hurt Fury badly in the 9th. Usyk did better in the later rounds and therefore won the fight. I favour Fury for the rematch
hurt and hurt badly are two totally different things
Close fight? What are you on flower?
@@man-of-the-world What are you on treacle? Usyk scraped a victory on split decision. Do you know better than professional boxing judges?
The fight wasn't close at all. Fury only won rounds 4, 5, and 6. How is that close? Also, Usyk was never hurt badly. The only person who seemed hurt in that fight was Fury.
Usyk, being a grandmaster, will also adjust in the rematch as he did later in the later rounds in the first fight and will be more brutal knowing Fury can be genuinely hurt.
Fury, being younger, larger, and in peak condition for this fight, had the advantage of observing Usyk's previous bouts against AJ, Dubois, and Chisora. Despite this, he couldn't decipher Usyk's strategy, highlighting Usyk's brilliance.
@@chickennugget3362 Well two of these "professional boxing judges" had him losing, didn't they?
the first rounds def where usyk rounds, idk what the commentators where on about.
Fury has rather average chin but miraculous recovery.
You are right - it is classed as amazing BECAUSE of his recovery powers. In that respect it is amazing to be fair.
People here seem to not have watched the fight! Usyk dominated and beet up Fury from first round to last round! Knock out in the 9th, stopped by the referee. After that 10,11- Usyk was just keeping Fury alive intentionally in order to smash injure him the most possible without actually knocking him out. In the 12th Fury was just barely able to survive, making a but of a show. There are clauses and deals we dont know of: these bixers get paid more if it lasts all 12 rounds these days, they dont want a beging round knock out like Mike Tyson used to do! People get upset, they feel they dont get a show for the money they payed! We had a kinda old Larry Holmes, fat, out of shape man, fighting a Mike Tyson type boxer: but Usyk(Mike Tyson like) did a similar thing to what Mike Tyson did to Larry Holmes: knocked him out, but he (Usyk) made it worse for Fury. Even the commentators said it, he clearly could have knocked Fyry out again in the 10th and 11th rounds, but suddenly stopped, intemtionally letting the fat dude rest, so he could beet him up more, Usyk was having fun at the same time, taunting Fury. Usyk knew what he was doing, object was, get people to talk, get the remach, earn more money: I repeat: there are clauses, where you earn less if you knock the other guy out in earlier rounds, thet learnt that from the Mike Tyson era, the public feel cheated when the fight is quick, immagine all the hype etc, and Usyk knocks Fury out in the 1st round in Riyadh; Usyk could have done that! Last problem: guys like Fury take drugs to be able to handle the punches, thats why he looks so out of shape, its the effect of what he is taking, thats why he acted crazy the last day before the fight, he even mentioned it himself: the effecct on his body etc.... Usyk doesnt need drugs, he is a pro, well conditioned and prepared, if there is a rematch, Fury will certainly be smashed up even worse, if he survives til then(December)
He BEAT so bad fury doesn't have no defense
Усик до Фьюрі -- небійся, я незалишу тебе самого 😂.
Усик вже легенда. Він виграв усе що міг.
Так. Це так правда :-)
Fury clearly won 🏆 usyk struggled against fury
I think you got the names the wrong way round
Last note on the Usyk-Fury fight. Tyson Fury had three people drowning each other out by giving him advice in his corner. Sugar Hill told him to hold his ground and plant his feet when Usyk came forward. John Fury told him to constantly backfoot. Andy Lee told him he was ahead on points and to play it conservative. In my view, neither of the three gave good advice. However, as Peter Fury have said in previous interviews, what's the point in giving advice if the boxer has not been trained to follow such advice and then implement it? I thought T. Fury, after nearly getting knocked out in the 9th, fought effectively for the remaining 3 rounds. He used the 10th round to recover from the previous round and he was very competitive in the remaining 2 rounds. He may have very well won one of the last two rounds. Fury and his team did not think the fight would last more than 7 rounds. If he was tired in the championship rounds it was probably only because he did not train to fight effectively for all 12 rounds.
T. Fury merely relied on determination and instinct in the latter rounds. More importantly, his team did not prepare for the "Rabbit" to fully charge him the way he did. Even a novice like me knew that Usyk would not want to fight the entire bout from long distance. Even I knew that for Usyk to win, he knew he would have to penetrate and try to push T. Fury on his backfoot in order to win. How else can a shorter man with a shorter reach win that bout? Apparently T. Fury and his team had that blind spot. It seems to be they were so focused on being aggressive that they did not train T. Fury on how to be effective defensively when Usyk would predictably try to close the distance.
If T. Fury does not get a different training team, he will again lose the rematch. Usyk, after defeating Fury albeit by a close margin, and his team will be oozing in confidence and experience. They will know what adjustments need to be made in order to score a more resounding victory. T. Fury cannot afford to be simplistic and caught off-guard. He has to better use his tools and advantages but at the same time train for all likely scenarios that Usyk will put him in.
Tyson Fury has definitely developed some unhealthy and undisciplined habits in the last 8.5 years. At age 27 he was one of the best defensive heavyweights in the history of the sport. His offense was precise as well. Moreover he was able to seamlessly co-ordinate between the two modes. In the Usyk fight, he got hit 87 times in the last 5 rounds.
It was what it was. It will be what it will be unless Tyson forgets the past, returns to his roots, and gets back to what got him to where he is in the first place. A 6'9" boxer is like a 6'5" sprinter in athletics. They are naturally at a disadvantage. It takes a lot of disciplined training and coaching to turn them into a world-level elite professional. Yet Glen Mills did that with Usain Bolt as Peter Fury did that with T. Fury. If T. Fury continues to turn his back on that, an Usyk victory is assured in December. There is no doubt about that. It is all up to him.
I've always said that the Fury's, Joshua's, Wilder's etc would've been nothing more than journeymen during the golden era of 70s
Agreed
It wasn't close clearly u know nothing about boxing!
Mike tyson in his prime vs usyk ,usyk would be carried out on a stretcher after round 2 and hed of been lucky to get out of round 1 tbh ,,new heavyweight era over rated ,point proven
I think Usyk is the ONLY HW around today that stood a chance of going the distance with a Prime Tyson - slight chance, but a chance. All the rest in 1- 3 rounds for sure.
@@RussellStutely Tyson's body shots would have devastated Usyk. Mike would have beat him up on the inside. Usyk wears you down. But mike has the raw power to finish usyk in about 5 rounds. That is mike in his prime before Buster Douglas. Any hard puncher from the past would have beat Usyk. Joe Louis, Ken Norton and Sonny Liston to name a few. Rocky Marciano had power in both hands. Joe Frazier was a better inside fighter than Usyk. All the heavyweights Usyk fought never put many one-two combination punches together. Most of the fighters through one punch then retreated. I do think he was one of the best light heavyweights of all time. I think Holyfield would have knocked him out in the later rounds. He could not hurt Holyfield and Holyfield could fight for 20 rounds if he had to.
Fury is overrated. He has a lot of body fat and does not really have a knockout punch. When he first started out his career he was a fighter with a good jab and could run around the ring. His footwork was sloppy against Usyk. He was tripping over his own feet when moving side to side.
The only way to beat Usyk is to try to knock him out early. And use more stiff body shots. Not the looping body shots that he threw in this fight.
Fury should retire.
You will get no argument from me about the old school fighters. They are head and shoulders above those around today... in ALL areas. I do think that Usyk is the ONLY one at HW that could stand a chance of hanging with some of them.
Ref going by the rules of boxing you dont agree with? The ropes were preventing fury going down or he would of been on the canvas so he had to give the count. Rounds 2-7 were furys and the 12th, many people think this as well as the judges, just because you disagree doesnt make it true, 116-112 is ridiculous, tyson was cruising it till the 8th round then usyk took over
Wrong. Fury did not win any of 1-3. Did not win 12 either really. Ref should on balance have stopped the fight in 9. But as Usyk said afterwards, it does not matter, he still won. In spite of some people’s attempts to ‘wish’ it otherwise.
@@user-th2pp7ck2b 2 of the judges gave round 2 to fury and all of the judges gave him round 12 so stop talking rubbish, your opinion means nothing
It's all just opinion. That's why refereed fighting to a score sucks.
@@gunnyhighway4422 And yours matters any more? 😂 Okay, stick to facts. The belly flopped and lost. CLEARLY lost. 😂 I feel happy about that.
@@user-th2pp7ck2b no im telling him how to judges scored it the only opinions that matter at the end of the day!, I dont care that he lost usyk deserved the win but it was close