I do not know about others but I am feeling more and more confident Fury will win by KO. I need no introduction to Usyk and what he has achieved nor what he is capable of but in the moment when Fury and Usyk were staring at each other, there was no doubt in my mind Fury would absolutely win the fight. Usyk will take this as far as it goes but neither man would want the judges to score the bout.
This could end by 7-8 rounds. I am backing Fury to win and in the process make it 1-1 between these boxing legends.
Topic: [ POLL ] The Unification Fight: FURY vs USYK 17th FEBRUARY 2024 (Read 4891 times)
December 20, 2024, 05:15:11 PM
That was ridiculous 
They were staring each other down for like 11 minutes straight. This must be some sort of a record.
They are playing next level chess mind game during this 11 minutes.They were staring each other down for like 11 minutes straight. This must be some sort of a record.
It was mindblowing.
The friendly vibes ended around 9th minute when Fury started talking shit, allegedly that he's going to smash Usyk to pieces.
I was talking about last interview, but Fury is just trying to create story for the fight, he is not hating Usyk.Interesting that Francis Ngannou found a strange moment to call out Tyson Fury for another boxing fight rematch.
Lets see what happens in this fight but I want to see Fury vs Ngannou 2.
December 20, 2024, 12:40:20 PM
Weigh ins are about to start: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Svfhw5eaLEQ
It has to be a record at over 11 minutes. Guinness need to get onto it. I'd give it to Usyk. He didn't even blink and Tyson just resorted to shouting and swearing at the end. I think Uysk has him rattled at how composed he is and Tyson can't get into his head. Fury is going to need to throw the kitchen sink at Usyk to get him out but if he does he'll likely gas out before the end.
I wonder if they will continue the stare-down at the weigh ins? The usually have another little face-off at the end.
This one of the longest faceoffs I have seen with both Usyk and Fury looking very cool, concentrated and focused.
I loved the friendly vibes between them in one of their last interviews, and I think this guys can be friends in personal life, but in the ring I expect to see amazing fight.
My personal pick is on Fury but if he wins this can only happen on points.
My popcorns are ready for this weekend.
I loved the friendly vibes between them in one of their last interviews, and I think this guys can be friends in personal life, but in the ring I expect to see amazing fight.
My personal pick is on Fury but if he wins this can only happen on points.
My popcorns are ready for this weekend.
It has to be a record at over 11 minutes. Guinness need to get onto it. I'd give it to Usyk. He didn't even blink and Tyson just resorted to shouting and swearing at the end. I think Uysk has him rattled at how composed he is and Tyson can't get into his head. Fury is going to need to throw the kitchen sink at Usyk to get him out but if he does he'll likely gas out before the end.
I wonder if they will continue the stare-down at the weigh ins? The usually have another little face-off at the end.
December 19, 2024, 07:31:01 PM
The face-off was very strange. Neither Fury nor Usyk wanted to turn away first and it went for eleven minutes but seemed much longer. All I can say about that scene was the look that Fury had in his eyes clearly showed he will unleash everything he has in the tank to win the fight. If Fury lives up to it, Usyk will never have met anybody like him in the ring before.
The interview Parker gave was interesting. He thought not only would Fury win but he was going to win by knockout. I also am beginning to believe Fury will win by knockout. Usyk is a brilliant talent, he knows what he will need to do in order to win the fight but Fury know the same. Parker mentioned the hunger and determination is evident in Fury but not in Usyk and that seems to be the case but how will it unfold in the ring when they meet?
Whatever happens, this will be an historic moment in heavyweight boxing.
The interview Parker gave was interesting. He thought not only would Fury win but he was going to win by knockout. I also am beginning to believe Fury will win by knockout. Usyk is a brilliant talent, he knows what he will need to do in order to win the fight but Fury know the same. Parker mentioned the hunger and determination is evident in Fury but not in Usyk and that seems to be the case but how will it unfold in the ring when they meet?
Whatever happens, this will be an historic moment in heavyweight boxing.
This one of the longest faceoffs I have seen with both Usyk and Fury looking very cool, concentrated and focused.
I loved the friendly vibes between them in one of their last interviews, and I think this guys can be friends in personal life, but in the ring I expect to see amazing fight.
My personal pick is on Fury but if he wins this can only happen on points.
My popcorns are ready for this weekend.
I loved the friendly vibes between them in one of their last interviews, and I think this guys can be friends in personal life, but in the ring I expect to see amazing fight.
My personal pick is on Fury but if he wins this can only happen on points.
My popcorns are ready for this weekend.
December 19, 2024, 06:42:16 PM
This one of the longest faceoffs I have seen with both Usyk and Fury looking very cool, concentrated and focused.
I loved the friendly vibes between them in one of their last interviews, and I think this guys can be friends in personal life, but in the ring I expect to see amazing fight.
My personal pick is on Fury but if he wins this can only happen on points.
My popcorns are ready for this weekend.
I loved the friendly vibes between them in one of their last interviews, and I think this guys can be friends in personal life, but in the ring I expect to see amazing fight.
My personal pick is on Fury but if he wins this can only happen on points.
My popcorns are ready for this weekend.
That was ridiculous
They were staring each other down for like 11 minutes straight. This must be some sort of a record. The friendly vibes ended around 9th minute when Fury started talking shit, allegedly that he's going to smash Usyk to pieces.
That's a lot of contrast from their first fight when Fury refused to look at Usyk at all. Since that approach didn't bring him the expected result, he decided to do it differently this time around and overcompensated by taking it a bit too far.
Luckily they got separated eventually, otherwise they would still be standing there trying to win the staredown.
Yeah, that could be the record there, for the longest stare down in boxing. And rumour has it that they are in Facetime and still during it,
I'm also going on Fury on this one, I'm seeing him making the right adjustment and winning by decision. But it's going to be very close, but Fury will take the championship round giving him that edge. Goodluck everyone.
December 19, 2024, 05:51:47 PM
This one of the longest faceoffs I have seen with both Usyk and Fury looking very cool, concentrated and focused.
I loved the friendly vibes between them in one of their last interviews, and I think this guys can be friends in personal life, but in the ring I expect to see amazing fight.
My personal pick is on Fury but if he wins this can only happen on points.
My popcorns are ready for this weekend.
I loved the friendly vibes between them in one of their last interviews, and I think this guys can be friends in personal life, but in the ring I expect to see amazing fight.
My personal pick is on Fury but if he wins this can only happen on points.
My popcorns are ready for this weekend.
That was ridiculous
They were staring each other down for like 11 minutes straight. This must be some sort of a record. The friendly vibes ended around 9th minute when Fury started talking shit, allegedly that he's going to smash Usyk to pieces.
That's a lot of contrast from their first fight when Fury refused to look at Usyk at all. Since that approach didn't bring him the expected result, he decided to do it differently this time around and overcompensated by taking it a bit too far.
Luckily they got separated eventually, otherwise they would still be standing there trying to win the staredown.
December 19, 2024, 05:30:19 PM
This one of the longest faceoffs I have seen with both Usyk and Fury looking very cool, concentrated and focused.
I loved the friendly vibes between them in one of their last interviews, and I think this guys can be friends in personal life, but in the ring I expect to see amazing fight.
My personal pick is on Fury but if he wins this can only happen on points.
My popcorns are ready for this weekend.
I loved the friendly vibes between them in one of their last interviews, and I think this guys can be friends in personal life, but in the ring I expect to see amazing fight.
My personal pick is on Fury but if he wins this can only happen on points.
My popcorns are ready for this weekend.
December 19, 2024, 01:47:24 PM
Fury will take much more risks compared to his previous matches, he will go outside the safe game and look for a knockout blow.
Usyk's agility can tire him but he can still hit a precise shot.
In my opinion, it is a 50/50 winner match. It will still be a nice watchable match, that's why it gives excitement, Usyk and Fury match is a balanced match and magnificent.
I predict this match will go to knockout, not points. Usyk can do this, he was very close to knocking out Fury in their last match. I will submit my prediction soon.
Usyk's agility can tire him but he can still hit a precise shot.
In my opinion, it is a 50/50 winner match. It will still be a nice watchable match, that's why it gives excitement, Usyk and Fury match is a balanced match and magnificent.
I predict this match will go to knockout, not points. Usyk can do this, he was very close to knocking out Fury in their last match. I will submit my prediction soon.
December 19, 2024, 12:05:39 PM
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December 19, 2024, 06:22:14 AM
I honestly don't know who should be the favourite here and I consider it a 50/50 fight. On one hand, Usyk did win the first one fair and square, but it was a really close one, and if it wasn't for that knockdown (or standing count) who knows what the result would be.
You are right, the split decision of 115-112, 113-114, 114-113 is indeed a close call and I will not forget that number, ever because I wanted Fury to receive the beating of his life due to his ranting and lousiness. I was so happy at the outcome even as the judges did not do the proper justification as I expected. 
I expect a similar result in Riyadh on Saturday. The two fighters must have carefully studied their fight and the weaknesses/strengths of their opponents, so let their training judge but I am putting the bet on Usyk, though it may not be a knockout.I don't think it was that close and the judge that gave it to Fury should be sacked. I would expect the same outcome as the first fight, but I've got a feeling Usyk might get robbed with loss or draw. Turki is seemingly wanting Fury to win so they get a trilogy and given Saudi just bought the World Cup 2030 it wouldn't surprise me if they buy the judges for this either. Even Eddie Hearn has changed his opinion recently and is now backing Fury. Either Turki's persuaded him to start backing Fury or he's just wanting Fury to win so they can try make the AJ fight happen. Usyk is probably going to have to get a KO this time around to secure a win.
December 19, 2024, 03:54:58 AM
Just a few days remain before the rematch takes place and the anticipation is rising. I am still extremely confident the bout will be won by Fury and it will be the first defeat for Usyk. The poll remains open therefore vote if you have not already done.
And that's what his sparring partner says,
It's all about Fury's game plan, and he knows what his strengths and weakness are. He needs to improved his weakness in order to win this fight. And he says that Fury wanted to do damaged in the rematch. So gonna be a close fight and maybe Fury to win and fight going into distance.
December 19, 2024, 03:02:37 AM
I honestly don't know who should be the favourite here and I consider it a 50/50 fight. On one hand, Usyk did win the first one fair and square, but it was a really close one, and if it wasn't for that knockdown (or standing count) who knows what the result would be.
You are right, the split decision of 115-112, 113-114, 114-113 is indeed a close call and I will not forget that number, ever because I wanted Fury to receive the beating of his life due to his ranting and lousiness. I was so happy at the outcome even as the judges did not do the proper justification as I expected. I expect a similar result in Riyadh on Saturday. The two fighters must have carefully studied their fight and the weaknesses/strengths of their opponents, so let their training judge but I am putting the bet on Usyk, though it may not be a knockout.
December 18, 2024, 05:33:45 PM
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December 17, 2024, 05:07:36 PM
I honestly don't know who should be the favourite here and I consider it a 50/50 fight. On one hand, Usyk did win the first one fair and square, but it was a really close one, and if it wasn't for that knockdown (or standing count) who knows what the result would be.
Tyson seems to have his mind in the right place before the rematch. He's more collected and composed than before the first fight when he was acting a bit off at times.
Given that I give each 50% to win, if I had to bet, I'd bet on Fury, simply because the odds are better.
But instead of betting on the winner, I might be tempted to bet that the fight won't go the distance:
I think Fury will be keen on taking more risk, which will either pay off or he will get punished.
Tyson seems to have his mind in the right place before the rematch. He's more collected and composed than before the first fight when he was acting a bit off at times.
Given that I give each 50% to win, if I had to bet, I'd bet on Fury, simply because the odds are better.
But instead of betting on the winner, I might be tempted to bet that the fight won't go the distance:
I think Fury will be keen on taking more risk, which will either pay off or he will get punished.
December 17, 2024, 05:27:31 AM
New promo video for the fight: https://youtu.be/8z_dZH2jD0s?si=p8He6hCsjc76IxON
Great video. Otherwise, usually such promo videos are always aggressively sullen, but it turned out to be funny here. I've been doubting for a long time who to bet on. Well, since there are only a few days left, we need to decide. I'll probably bet on Fury, despite the fact that Usyk is the bookmakers' favorite. In any case, I'm looking forward to this fight, it will obviously be more interesting than the recent ostentatious fight between Tyson vs. Paul, where the fight itself was generally boring.
Thus you will bet against the public which nine times out of ten reflects bookies. I think Usyk is near the end of his career as professional boxer thus he will fight tight to not lose his title. For this reason I would bet on him though Fury seems to be highly motivated this time. Regarding Tyson, his time in professional boxing is up, thus all relevant fights with him are choreographed shows more than often.
Well, yes, I'm betting against the public. Because I'm betting an amount that I don't mind losing. I don't expect to earn anything from the bet, but if Fury wins, it would be a nice bonus. The reasonable considerations that you have given certainly have a place to be. And strangely enough, that's exactly why I want to make such a bet.
December 17, 2024, 04:24:03 AM
New promo video for the fight: https://youtu.be/8z_dZH2jD0s?si=p8He6hCsjc76IxON
Great video. Otherwise, usually such promo videos are always aggressively sullen, but it turned out to be funny here. I've been doubting for a long time who to bet on. Well, since there are only a few days left, we need to decide. I'll probably bet on Fury, despite the fact that Usyk is the bookmakers' favorite. In any case, I'm looking forward to this fight, it will obviously be more interesting than the recent ostentatious fight between Tyson vs. Paul, where the fight itself was generally boring.
Thus you will bet against the public which nine times out of ten reflects bookies. I think Usyk is near the end of his career as professional boxer thus he will fight tight to not lose his title. For this reason I would bet on him though Fury seems to be highly motivated this time. Regarding Tyson, his time in professional boxing is up, thus all relevant fights with him are choreographed shows more than often.
December 17, 2024, 03:58:22 AM
New promo video for the fight: https://youtu.be/8z_dZH2jD0s?si=p8He6hCsjc76IxON
Great video. Otherwise, usually such promo videos are always aggressively sullen, but it turned out to be funny here. I've been doubting for a long time who to bet on. Well, since there are only a few days left, we need to decide. I'll probably bet on Fury, despite the fact that Usyk is the bookmakers' favorite. In any case, I'm looking forward to this fight, it will obviously be more interesting than the recent ostentatious fight between Tyson vs. Paul, where the fight itself was generally boring.
December 17, 2024, 03:54:31 AM
Moving back from heavyweight to cruiserweight means that Usyk has earned enough and isnt focused on boxing or wishes to continue boxing 
He can clean cruiserweight division once again, but all that wont bring as much money as 1 fight against Fury, AJ or any other top heavyweight. Btw, he will turn 38 exactly in 1 month, maybe its is time to think about retirement. His toughest opponent (as written in wiki), Mairis Briedis from cruiserweight (won by MD), retired this year at the age of 39. So there is nothing left to prove for Usyk in cruiserweight anymore
He can clean cruiserweight division once again, but all that wont bring as much money as 1 fight against Fury, AJ or any other top heavyweight. Btw, he will turn 38 exactly in 1 month, maybe its is time to think about retirement. His toughest opponent (as written in wiki), Mairis Briedis from cruiserweight (won by MD), retired this year at the age of 39. So there is nothing left to prove for Usyk in cruiserweight anymore December 16, 2024, 07:51:14 PM
Usyk has stated if he beats Fury he will not have any more heavyweight fights and will instead drop back down to cruiserweight. His last cruiserweight fight was in 2018 when he defeated Tony Bellew and successfully defended his titles.
This is not what Dubois wants to hear as he wants his chance to fight either or Fury in a unification fight (and possibly prefer Usyk to level the score after his contentious defeat).
This is not what Dubois wants to hear as he wants his chance to fight either or Fury in a unification fight (and possibly prefer Usyk to level the score after his contentious defeat).
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