[ POLL ] The Unification Fight: FURY vs USYK 17th FEBRUARY 2024 - page 3.

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Quote from: hilariousetc on December 22, 2024, 06:21:47 AM

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Who the fuck interesting in this fight of 2 losers who was beaten by Usyk 2 times each? Grin

The greedy belly now has only one path - circus fights and fights with bums. Today Usyk beat him in a routine style, like in training, who in their right mind would pay to pathetic belly any money now?

It's still one of the biggest fights in boxing especially in the UK. They've got a long-running rivalry and they both should have fought each other already. It's more likely to happen now given they've both got nothing to lose.

Yep. From the point of view of local confrontation, this is a good fight and I am sure that from a business point of view they should organize it. My words concerned other circumstances to which Fury no longer has any relation.

Quote from: hilariousetc on December 22, 2024, 08:49:50 AM

Another thing I forgot to mention as the ridiculousness of Tyson's shorts. Pulled up to his tits and the belt was far bigger than Usyk's. The ref pulled them down before the start of the fight but they were still very high.
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It was shorts? Well... I thought Fury was wearing a dress. He's extravagant, why not.

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Another thing I forgot to mention as the ridiculousness of Tyson's shorts. Pulled up to his tits and the belt was far bigger than Usyk's. The ref pulled them down before the start of the fight but they were still very high.

Quote from: TopTort777 on December 22, 2024, 08:20:15 AM

A third fight is needed, because Fury still has chances and could show something, as well as there are still money they havent earned Cheesy

I hope you understand that I am joking. Fury looked way worse than he was in their first fight. I think it is time for Fury to retire, because what else he should do? By his record, it is his third loss. I am sure that Ngannou won that fight, and Fury got that win as early Xmas present from judges. He isnt young either. He got belts. He is swimming in money like Scrooge McDuck. He has zero motivation to continue. Usyk should also retire Cheesy

Give belts to Dubois and enjoy his life.

He probably doesn't have as much money as you might think. The tax bill alone will be near 50% so that's half gone already. Tyson also has a manager and two promoters in Warren and Bob Arum, and I think gangster and international fugitive Daniel Kinahan who is currently hiding out in Dubai is also likely still another of his promoters and they will also all be taking likely ten percent at least. Add in his trainer and the rest of his camp too. His dad might be taking a cut as well. Out of the 100 million Fury got he might only be walking away with a mere 10% of it after all the deductions. 10 million is still a hell of a lot of money but that can soon go given an expensive lifestyle.

Tyson and even Tommy Fury are not allowed in the US due to their links to Kinahan.

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A third fight is needed, because Fury still has chances and could show something, as well as there are still money they havent earned Cheesy

I hope you understand that I am joking. Fury looked way worse than he was in their first fight. I think it is time for Fury to retire, because what else he should do? By his record, it is his third loss. I am sure that Ngannou won that fight, and Fury got that win as early Xmas present from judges. He isnt young either. He got belts. He is swimming in money like Scrooge McDuck. He has zero motivation to continue. Usyk should also retire Cheesy

Give belts to Dubois and enjoy his life.

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What do you guys think? Will Joshua vs Fury happen in the future for all British showdown? Or there's no more hype as both is already on the decline?

Who the fuck interesting in this fight of 2 losers who was beaten by Usyk 2 times each? Grin

The greedy belly now has only one path - circus fights and fights with bums. Today Usyk beat him in a routine style, like in training, who in their right mind would pay to pathetic belly any money now?

That's why it's going to be billed as British fight, and we know that there are rivalries between the two. So I think there will still be fights in the UK that is willing to buy this fight regardless if they are no longer the hype in Heavyweight.

And for sure, this two are willing to milk it out even if they are no longer in their primes. Just like domestic rivals Amir Khan vs Kell Brook who fought for the last fight. And after Brook won, both of them retired from British boxing.

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Quote from: FinneysTrueVision on December 22, 2024, 01:19:56 AM

Despite Usyk winning by a decent margin on the scorecards, I really felt like it was a close fight. Fury started boxing well and keeping Usyk on the outside. About midway through, Usyk was better at closing the distance and was landing cleaner punches. Fury was also landing, but he would often smother his punches and wouldn’t follow up and couldn’t really build momentum. Even though he is still competitive at the elite level, it is clear that he is no longer the same. Age, the lifestyle he’s lived, and the amount of damage he has absorbed have caught up to him.

I don’t think Usyk is on the same level as Muhammad Ali or that he’s the best fighter in modern history, above Mayweather, as some media and fans want to believe, but he is still very good. He will be considered an all time great when he retires. The only thing remaining for him to do is beating Daniel Dubois without any controversy. He has talked about going back down to cruiserweight, but the only fight that really matters is Usyk vs. Dubois.

It was closer than the first I thought - or not as exciting or dramatic - but I think Uysk won comfortably again.

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What do you guys think? Will Joshua vs Fury happen in the future for all British showdown? Or there's no more hype as both is already on the decline?

That's the only big fight for them both right now. They should push for that next and then maybe the loser should retire. I still think it's a 50/50 fight at this moment. Both now have two loses to Usyk on their record and both went the distance with him.

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What do you guys think? Will Joshua vs Fury happen in the future for all British showdown? Or there's no more hype as both is already on the decline?

Who the fuck interesting in this fight of 2 losers who was beaten by Usyk 2 times each? Grin

The greedy belly now has only one path - circus fights and fights with bums. Today Usyk beat him in a routine style, like in training, who in their right mind would pay to pathetic belly any money now?

It's still one of the biggest fights in boxing especially in the UK. They've got a long-running rivalry and they both should have fought each other already. It's more likely to happen now given they've both got nothing to lose.

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Quote from: FinneysTrueVision on December 22, 2024, 01:19:56 AM

Despite Usyk winning by a decent margin on the scorecards, I really felt like it was a close fight. Fury started boxing well and keeping Usyk on the outside. About midway through, Usyk was better at closing the distance and was landing cleaner punches. Fury was also landing, but he would often smother his punches and wouldn’t follow up and couldn’t really build momentum. Even though he is still competitive at the elite level, it is clear that he is no longer the same. Age, the lifestyle he’s lived, and the amount of damage he has absorbed have caught up to him.

Father time might have caught Fury already, or that first lost took everything from it as he was not ever the same before. As you have said, there are times that you think that he can pull the trigger, but then he will stop and then the momentum was lost.

Quote from: FinneysTrueVision on December 22, 2024, 01:19:56 AM

I don’t think Usyk is on the same level as Muhammad Ali or that he’s the best fighter in modern history, above Mayweather, as some media and fans want to believe, but he is still very good. He will be considered an all time great when he retires. The only thing remaining for him to do is beating Daniel Dubois without any controversy. He has talked about going back down to cruiserweight, but the only fight that really matters is Usyk vs. Dubois.

Yes, I read that he wanted to go back to Cruiserweight, but there are still one name that he needs to beat and that is Dubois, and it could be clean. But I don't know what's his going to accomplished at Cruiserweight, most of them are no names and probably he will just give them their biggest paycheck.

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Quote from: cryptomaniac_xxx on December 22, 2024, 04:09:55 AM

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And we've seen some who scored the fight in Fury's favor, so yeah it could be very close and it doesn't reflect the score. And as per the numbers, Fury throws more punches. But with this win, Usyk as cemented his legacy. Not sure about Fury, maybe he will take time and rest for a while.

For Usyk, he still has Dubois, although he had beaten Dubois before, the fight is controversial.

What do you guys think? Will Joshua vs Fury happen in the future for all British showdown? Or there's no more hype as both is already on the decline?

Well, it's closer this time unlike the last time when a knock down happened, this time there weren't any so we can say that it's anybody's fight. What's hilarious is that all three of the judges scored the same 116-112 in favor of Usyk.

As for the "who's next", I don't think that Usyk need to prove him still because he already has shown that nobody can beat him in the heavyweight, not even Fury who he just beaten twice. Well, I did quick research as for who will be the next one that can face him, and there's 3 fighters shown in this link. Maybe Dubois is the closest one that Usyk can face next.

As for Joshua Vs. Fury, I don't think that there will be that much hype right now especially that we've seen Usyk defeated both of them twice. They can fight still, but I don't think that there will be that much interest from the fans.

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Quote from: cryptomaniac_xxx on December 22, 2024, 04:09:55 AM

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What do you guys think? Will Joshua vs Fury happen in the future for all British showdown? Or there's no more hype as both is already on the decline?

Who the fuck interesting in this fight of 2 losers who was beaten by Usyk 2 times each? Grin

The greedy belly now has only one path - circus fights and fights with bums. Today Usyk beat him in a routine style, like in training, who in their right mind would pay to pathetic belly any money now?

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Quote from: FinneysTrueVision on December 22, 2024, 01:19:56 AM

Despite Usyk winning by a decent margin on the scorecards, I really felt like it was a close fight. Fury started boxing well and keeping Usyk on the outside. About midway through, Usyk was better at closing the distance and was landing cleaner punches. Fury was also landing, but he would often smother his punches and wouldn’t follow up and couldn’t really build momentum. Even though he is still competitive at the elite level, it is clear that he is no longer the same. Age, the lifestyle he’s lived, and the amount of damage he has absorbed have caught up to him.

And we've seen some who scored the fight in Fury's favor, so yeah it could be very close and it doesn't reflect the score. And as per the numbers, Fury throws more punches. But with this win, Usyk as cemented his legacy. Not sure about Fury, maybe he will take time and rest for a while.

For Usyk, he still has Dubois, although he had beaten Dubois before, the fight is controversial.

What do you guys think? Will Joshua vs Fury happen in the future for all British showdown? Or there's no more hype as both is already on the decline?

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Despite Usyk winning by a decent margin on the scorecards, I really felt like it was a close fight. Fury started boxing well and keeping Usyk on the outside. About midway through, Usyk was better at closing the distance and was landing cleaner punches. Fury was also landing, but he would often smother his punches and wouldn’t follow up and couldn’t really build momentum. Even though he is still competitive at the elite level, it is clear that he is no longer the same. Age, the lifestyle he’s lived, and the amount of damage he has absorbed have caught up to him.

I don’t think Usyk is on the same level as Muhammad Ali or that he’s the best fighter in modern history, above Mayweather, as some media and fans want to believe, but he is still very good. He will be considered an all time great when he retires. The only thing remaining for him to do is beating Daniel Dubois without any controversy. He has talked about going back down to cruiserweight, but the only fight that really matters is Usyk vs. Dubois.

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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.

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Quote from: pawel7777 on December 19, 2024, 05:51:47 PM

That was ridiculous Grin

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.
It was mindblowing.

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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.

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Quote from: notblox1 on 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.

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.

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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.

Quote from: notblox1 on 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.

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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.

That was ridiculous Grin

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, Grin

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.

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Quote from: notblox1 on 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.

That was ridiculous Grin

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.

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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.

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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.

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