Tyson Fury vs Francis Ngannou Boxing October 28

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Quote from: JollyGood on January 14, 2025, 11:55:54 AM

I would not put it past Fury to come up with this idea in order to maximise publicity for a return to the ring Grin

He did it before with Usyk claiming he's gonna need a lot of money to come out of "retirement". It's just a ploy and attention seeking.

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Not sure, but probably having back to back loses to Usyk, maybe Fury is not the same fighter that he is, or at least mentally, he has been damaged already. Although I believed there could still be one fight left in him, and that is the all Brits showdown that we are waiting to see.

And if I'm not mistaken, he was not in Saudi for the Ring Magazine award, so maybe he has missed the limelight with all the superstar boxers around and of course the media that he gets and the admiration from the fans. So let's see if this official, or just him being Tyson Fury, will make a huge comeback and reclaim the belt, or just one more fight for the money.

He wasn't there either because he's sulking or he's pissed off Turki. After his last fight he was filmed leaving the ring being a sore loser complaining that "you don't get anything in these countries" so he's either crying because he wasn't nominated for anything or Turki has finally lost his patience with him and didn't even invite him. Saudi have given him career high paydays and more than he's worth and he's still not happy. I hope they don't throw the sort of money at him that he can't get anywhere else and it'll be his own fault if he's burned bridges with them now. He's gonna be screwed if he falls out with the Saudis because he wont get that sort of money anywhere else so he'll have to take fight in the UK for 80% less and that's what he deserves.

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Quote from: hilariousetc on January 14, 2025, 05:24:10 AM

Quote from: OgNasty on January 13, 2025, 04:37:13 PM

Tyson Fury now officially retired. I think this was the fight that showed he was no longer a world class boxer. He’s right to go out now before he starts getting punished by other boxers and starts to lose his ability to enjoy the remaining years of his life. I was never really a fan, but I’m happy he had a good career and is going out without being embarrassed.

He hasn't retired. This is at least the third time he's "retired". He's just being a baby and throwing his toys out of the pram and trying to get the attention back on him, especially now everyone is talking about the huge Saudi card coming up. He's either using his "retirement" as a bargaining chip to try get more money out of his next fight probably against AJ, or he's "retiring" so he can get out of the drug testing pool so he can juice up do whatever he wants until he's back in training/camp.

Not sure, but probably having back to back loses to Usyk, maybe Fury is not the same fighter that he is, or at least mentally, he has been damaged already. Although I believed there could still be one fight left in him, and that is the all Brits showdown that we are waiting to see.

And if I'm not mistaken, he was not in Saudi for the Ring Magazine award, so maybe he has missed the limelight with all the superstar boxers around and of course the media that he gets and the admiration from the fans. So let's see if this official, or just him being Tyson Fury, will make a huge comeback and reclaim the belt, or just one more fight for the money.

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Quote from: OgNasty on January 13, 2025, 04:37:13 PM

Tyson Fury now officially retired. I think this was the fight that showed he was no longer a world class boxer. He’s right to go out now before he starts getting punished by other boxers and starts to lose his ability to enjoy the remaining years of his life. I was never really a fan, but I’m happy he had a good career and is going out without being embarrassed.

I was definitely not a fan. He made the right decision and will live the rest of his life instead of being defeated by other boxers, which is reasonable.
He just stepped aside and accepted it instead of doing it to prove something more. He just made the decision to retire and shared it yesterday. By the way, this is the third retirement announcement, maybe.
I'm a little suspicious about whether it's completely over for him.

In light of his last two defeats, this statement is more likely to be true than the previous ones. Over the last two fights, he has earned very good money, with which he can really retire. In addition, his age is still quite good, there is still time to change his mind, the main thing is that he does not perform in pop fights with bloggers and various Internet stars.

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Quote from: OgNasty on January 13, 2025, 04:37:13 PM

Tyson Fury now officially retired. I think this was the fight that showed he was no longer a world class boxer. He’s right to go out now before he starts getting punished by other boxers and starts to lose his ability to enjoy the remaining years of his life. I was never really a fan, but I’m happy he had a good career and is going out without being embarrassed.

I was definitely not a fan. He made the right decision and will live the rest of his life instead of being defeated by other boxers, which is reasonable.
He just stepped aside and accepted it instead of doing it to prove something more. He just made the decision to retire and shared it yesterday. By the way, this is the third retirement announcement, maybe.
I'm a little suspicious about whether it's completely over for him.

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Quote from: OgNasty on January 13, 2025, 04:37:13 PM

Tyson Fury now officially retired. I think this was the fight that showed he was no longer a world class boxer. He’s right to go out now before he starts getting punished by other boxers and starts to lose his ability to enjoy the remaining years of his life. I was never really a fan, but I’m happy he had a good career and is going out without being embarrassed.

Right now the safe option would be to accept he claims he has retired, I doubt the matter ends there. The two losses did damage his legacy, it must be something that has affected him but I am confident the story will continue and another contradictory announcement could be made soon.

Quote from: hilariousetc on January 14, 2025, 05:24:10 AM

He hasn't retired. This is at least the third time he's "retired". He's just being a baby and throwing his toys out of the pram and trying to get the attention back on him, especially now everyone is talking about the huge Saudi card coming up. He's either using his "retirement" as a bargaining chip to try get more money out of his next fight probably against AJ, or he's "retiring" so he can get out of the drug testing pool so he can juice up do whatever he wants until he's back in training/camp.

I would not put it past Fury to come up with this idea in order to maximise publicity for a return to the ring Grin

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Quote from: OgNasty on January 13, 2025, 04:37:13 PM

Tyson Fury now officially retired. I think this was the fight that showed he was no longer a world class boxer. He’s right to go out now before he starts getting punished by other boxers and starts to lose his ability to enjoy the remaining years of his life. I was never really a fan, but I’m happy he had a good career and is going out without being embarrassed.

He hasn't retired. This is at least the third time he's "retired". He's just being a baby and throwing his toys out of the pram and trying to get the attention back on him, especially now everyone is talking about the huge Saudi card coming up. He's either using his "retirement" as a bargaining chip to try get more money out of his next fight probably against AJ, or he's "retiring" so he can get out of the drug testing pool so he can juice up do whatever he wants until he's back in training/camp.

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Tyson Fury now officially retired. I think this was the fight that showed he was no longer a world class boxer. He’s right to go out now before he starts getting punished by other boxers and starts to lose his ability to enjoy the remaining years of his life. I was never really a fan, but I’m happy he had a good career and is going out without being embarrassed.

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It was enjoyable posting in this thread and reading comments but I think it is probably time to lock this thread because the fight is over and we have all moved on. In the meantime, the press conference has ended for the Fury vs Usyk fight that is going to take place on 17th February 2024. Here is a link the thread, the discussion for that fight can take place there:

[ POLL ] The Unification Fight: FURY vs USYK 17th FEBRUARY 2024

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Quote from: coin-investor on November 16, 2023, 10:49:41 AM

Could you believe even though he lost by a split decision against Fury, WBC gave Ngannou a ranking he is now ranked 10th in their standing this only shows that the public and the boxing organization's perception that Ngannou won the fight and he should be given a recognition on the success of his transition from MMA to boxing.

I honestly believe that he deserves his ranking and he can beat experienced boxers like Andy Ruiz, or even Anthony Joshua, if he has a good handlers like Tyson.

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The WBC took the rare decision to award a ranking to a boxer with no professional wins at their 2023 convention.

Ex-UFC champ Francis Ngannou ranked by WBC after Tyson Fury loss

I'm not surprised that the WBC gave Ngannou a ranking, that's what they also said to Jake Paul before, however, I'm not seeing Paul's ranking and perhaps they still wanted him to fight a good boxer to enter the rankings at least 15 as that's what they say.

But for Francis Ngannou, he has the hype the right base on his performance against Fury and we all know how corrupt WBC is with Sulaiman still on top. So let's see if they have validated their rankings and let Francis fight some of their rank boxers to get at least to Andy Ruiz or Joshua. Or if he is not ready to face higher rank boxers in WBC, maybe a Dillian Whyte or Dubois is also a good test for Francis Ngannou.

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Could you believe even though he lost by a split decision against Fury, WBC gave Ngannou a ranking he is now ranked 10th in their standing this only shows that the public and the boxing organization's perception that Ngannou won the fight and he should be given a recognition on the success of his transition from MMA to boxing.

I honestly believe that he deserves his ranking and he can beat experienced boxers like Andy Ruiz, or even Anthony Joshua, if he has a good handlers like Tyson.

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The WBC took the rare decision to award a ranking to a boxer with no professional wins at their 2023 convention.

Ex-UFC champ Francis Ngannou ranked by WBC after Tyson Fury loss

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Quote from: Questat on November 13, 2023, 08:41:17 AM

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Quote from: freedomgo on November 10, 2023, 10:57:42 AM

Fury fought an older Wladimir, and if he had fought him during Wladimir's prime, I believe Fury wouldn't stand a chance. Wilder was probably so hyped during the time he faced Fury due to his record, boasting a 100% KO rate. Even now, if we deduct the outcomes against Fury, he still looks like a very dangerous fighter. But Wilder fell into the hands of Fury...First, a split draw, second, TKO, and then lastly, KO.

Honestly, if Wilder and Joshua were to face each other, I find it a very interesting fight to watch because both fighters are slowly coming back to being champions. But if I had to choose, I'd put my bet on Wilder as he was only beaten by one fighter, which is Fury, while Joshua has losses to two different boxers already, two from Usyk and one from Andy Ruiz.

I keep saying it till this present day, Anthony Joshua remain my favorite fighter because of his tactis. Tyson Fury vs Francis Ngannou happens to be one of the best fights in October with thr vast majority watching live and some streaming it live. Tyson Fury still remain the Champs after he was knocked down by Francis Ngannou. Watched the game, the expected results was expected due to decision made by the judges, one can't expect them to blow against Tyson Fury, many called it robbing but it was definitely the ultimate objective for the panel to give.

Judges are present to score the fight, and their decision is final. Even if some argue that Ngannou was robbed, the outcome cannot be changed; Fury won the fight, and that stands. If Ngannou's camp wishes to pursue a rematch, they can request it, but securing one won't be easy, especially since Fury has a scheduled fight ahead—likely the most significant one of his career.

Right, the judges decision is final, the only way that they can overturn a boxing result is that if the winner was caught using performance enhancing drugs and so the result could be turn in a NC, no contest. But I doubt that we can fight traces of drugs on Fury's system, heck we don't know if they have drug testing before the fight.

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Ngannou may consider challenging other heavyweights to gain more experience in boxing and secure wins. This could help him become more comfortable in the ring and better prepared for a potential rematch with Fury, who is expected to train rigorously given their previous encounter.

I think that's what they are looking at, to have a rematch with Fury. But since there is no rematch clause in this fight because they think that Fury will win anyone, and an easy fight and no controversy, they didn't look at it. So for Francis to have that rematch fight, he needs to demand it to Fury and his camp. But they are busy because they will have a fight against Usyk for all the belts in the Heavyweight division. Francis could fight lesser opponents, maybe Zhang might be a good choice for him before going against the like of Fury or AJ or Wilder.

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Well, the judges have to do their job properly. I have not come across one person in real life or online that has stated they believe Wilder won the first fight against Fury (which officially ended in a draw because very dubious scorecard judging) therefore everybody who is wondering how Fury won the fight, has a right to question it. I just cannot get over the 96/93 scorecard, there is no legitimate way I can think of that any judge could have scored the fight 96/93 in favour of Fury.

As for Ngannou, now is the chance for him to make more money and even try for a title fight because he is not getting younger. He is in great physical condition at the age of 37 but he needs to maximise his opportunity before the world simply forgets about him or time catches up with him.

Quote from: Questat on November 13, 2023, 08:41:17 AM

Judges are present to score the fight, and their decision is final. Even if some argue that Ngannou was robbed, the outcome cannot be changed; Fury won the fight, and that stands. If Ngannou's camp wishes to pursue a rematch, they can request it, but securing one won't be easy, especially since Fury has a scheduled fight ahead—likely the most significant one of his career.

Ngannou may consider challenging other heavyweights to gain more experience in boxing and secure wins. This could help him become more comfortable in the ring and better prepared for a potential rematch with Fury, who is expected to train rigorously given their previous encounter.

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Quote from: Josefjix on November 12, 2023, 10:40:05 PM

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Fury fought an older Wladimir, and if he had fought him during Wladimir's prime, I believe Fury wouldn't stand a chance. Wilder was probably so hyped during the time he faced Fury due to his record, boasting a 100% KO rate. Even now, if we deduct the outcomes against Fury, he still looks like a very dangerous fighter. But Wilder fell into the hands of Fury...First, a split draw, second, TKO, and then lastly, KO.

Honestly, if Wilder and Joshua were to face each other, I find it a very interesting fight to watch because both fighters are slowly coming back to being champions. But if I had to choose, I'd put my bet on Wilder as he was only beaten by one fighter, which is Fury, while Joshua has losses to two different boxers already, two from Usyk and one from Andy Ruiz.

I keep saying it till this present day, Anthony Joshua remain my favorite fighter because of his tactis. Tyson Fury vs Francis Ngannou happens to be one of the best fights in October with thr vast majority watching live and some streaming it live. Tyson Fury still remain the Champs after he was knocked down by Francis Ngannou. Watched the game, the expected results was expected due to decision made by the judges, one can't expect them to blow against Tyson Fury, many called it robbing but it was definitely the ultimate objective for the panel to give.

Judges are present to score the fight, and their decision is final. Even if some argue that Ngannou was robbed, the outcome cannot be changed; Fury won the fight, and that stands. If Ngannou's camp wishes to pursue a rematch, they can request it, but securing one won't be easy, especially since Fury has a scheduled fight ahead—likely the most significant one of his career.

Ngannou may consider challenging other heavyweights to gain more experience in boxing and secure wins. This could help him become more comfortable in the ring and better prepared for a potential rematch with Fury, who is expected to train rigorously given their previous encounter.

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Quote from: freedomgo on November 10, 2023, 10:57:42 AM

Fury fought an older Wladimir, and if he had fought him during Wladimir's prime, I believe Fury wouldn't stand a chance. Wilder was probably so hyped during the time he faced Fury due to his record, boasting a 100% KO rate. Even now, if we deduct the outcomes against Fury, he still looks like a very dangerous fighter. But Wilder fell into the hands of Fury...First, a split draw, second, TKO, and then lastly, KO.

Honestly, if Wilder and Joshua were to face each other, I find it a very interesting fight to watch because both fighters are slowly coming back to being champions. But if I had to choose, I'd put my bet on Wilder as he was only beaten by one fighter, which is Fury, while Joshua has losses to two different boxers already, two from Usyk and one from Andy Ruiz.

I keep saying it till this present day, Anthony Joshua remain my favorite fighter because of his tactis. Tyson Fury vs Francis Ngannou happens to be one of the best fights in October with thr vast majority watching live and some streaming it live. Tyson Fury still remain the Champs after he was knocked down by Francis Ngannou. Watched the game, the expected results was expected due to decision made by the judges, one can't expect them to blow against Tyson Fury, many called it robbing but it was definitely the ultimate objective for the panel to give.

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Quote from: pawel7777 on November 11, 2023, 05:56:11 PM

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Maybe I saw different interview, but in mine Fury told that due to there were no videos of Ngannou real boxing fights, they did not know what to expect. All the knew Ngannou has speed and power. Not much to build tactics on. Well, if on October 28 we saw prepared Fury, who fully understood what to expect from Ngannou, then no doubt he would have huge troubles against Usyk. My offer if Fury should have a rematch was more addressed to those who say that Ngannou won Cheesy

But in general I would love to see fight against Usyk, then against Ngannou.

I was referring to this interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTOFDVNzMM0 in which he said both, that he came prepared and didn't underestimate Francis, and also said what you've mentioned, that they had no clue how good or bad Francis was in boxing.
Nevertheless, if a man who had no previous boxing fight just casually knocks down the lineal champion and was close to winning the fight - this puts a dent in boxing as a sport and Fury definitely has something to prove here. It's in everyone's interest to see Fury getting the job done right.

Maybe he can say all he want as the fight is already done, but we really don't know what's behind when he is training. He might be training hard but there could be a lot of distractions from his family specially his father. There's also reports that his brother said that he will take over the training of Tyson, so it could be another indication that something is not really right when he did prepare for the Ngannou fight.

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Obviously, if I had to choose between Fury Vs Usyk and Fury Vs Ngannou 2, I'd choose Usyk, but there's no reason we can't have both of those fights (Usyk first, Ngannou later).

Fury vs Usyk make sense for them, it's for a unification fight. It's been a while since we have seen someone holds all the belt in the 4 belt era so that will be big for either Fury and Usyk and it could cemented their legacy in the heavyweight division. So Francis can't do anything but to wait for Fury and Usyk or even for AJ and Wilder if he also target those big names for huge paycheck.

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It seems clear Fury underestimated Ngannou, he did not expect that sort of ferocious and fearless attitude in the ring. This was supposed to an easy win for Fury but Ngannou had other ideas. Fury stated he trained for twelve rounds and trained double the period he normally would for a heavyweight fight but we do not know.

One thing to note was Usyk today stating that Fury underestimated Ngannou but he will not make the same mistake when/if he meets Usyk for the unification fight.

Quote from: cryptomaniac_xxx on November 11, 2023, 03:48:05 PM

Probably Fury didn't trained hard enough and he should now what is the consequences of it. So I do not believed it, maybe this is just an excuse on his part because he was almost beaten, or for some he lost to a supposedly MMA fighter with no boxing skills.

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Quote from: TopTort777 on November 10, 2023, 04:35:47 AM

Maybe I saw different interview, but in mine Fury told that due to there were no videos of Ngannou real boxing fights, they did not know what to expect. All the knew Ngannou has speed and power. Not much to build tactics on. Well, if on October 28 we saw prepared Fury, who fully understood what to expect from Ngannou, then no doubt he would have huge troubles against Usyk. My offer if Fury should have a rematch was more addressed to those who say that Ngannou won Cheesy

But in general I would love to see fight against Usyk, then against Ngannou.

I was referring to this interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTOFDVNzMM0 in which he said both, that he came prepared and didn't underestimate Francis, and also said what you've mentioned, that they had no clue how good or bad Francis was in boxing.
Nevertheless, if a man who had no previous boxing fight just casually knocks down the lineal champion and was close to winning the fight - this puts a dent in boxing as a sport and Fury definitely has something to prove here. It's in everyone's interest to see Fury getting the job done right.

Obviously, if I had to choose between Fury Vs Usyk and Fury Vs Ngannou 2, I'd choose Usyk, but there's no reason we can't have both of those fights (Usyk first, Ngannou later).

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Quote from: freedomgo on November 10, 2023, 10:57:42 AM

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And by the way, Wilder is not the toughest opponent Fury faced, it's Wlad and it's not even close. Wilder had been ducking Wlad and then AJ, he was cherry-picking and hostaging the WBC belt for many years. It was his first time stepping up against Fury who just returned from years of retirement thinking he could take advantage of it.

Fury fought an older Wladimir, and if he had fought him during Wladimir's prime, I believe Fury wouldn't stand a chance. Wilder was probably so hyped during the time he faced Fury due to his record, boasting a 100% KO rate. Even now, if we deduct the outcomes against Fury, he still looks like a very dangerous fighter. But Wilder fell into the hands of Fury...First, a split draw, second, TKO, and then lastly, KO.

Honestly, if Wilder and Joshua were to face each other, I find it a very interesting fight to watch because both fighters are slowly coming back to being champions. But if I had to choose, I'd put my bet on Wilder as he was only beaten by one fighter, which is Fury, while Joshua has losses to two different boxers already, two from Usyk and one from Andy Ruiz.

Wilder vs Joshua would be ab interesting fight to watch and my money would also be on Wilder. Joshua lost a lot of credit, in my eyes, because of his loss against Andy Ruiz. I also think that we are not giving enough credit to Fury, he can give out punches and take a punch also, which is rare. How many boxers would have survived the punch Wilder gave to himin one of the fights?

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Quote from: TopTort777 on November 10, 2023, 05:48:34 AM

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Well there is video of his fights in MMA, at least the striking aspect is clearly shown there. So they could used it as a basis for them to gauge how good Ngannou will be as a boxer. For me they really underestimated him as he is a MMA fighter. And I do think that Fury is just saying post fight that Francis is good or even a difficult fight that Usyk (obviously he is down playing Usyk here).

Nevertheless, its a rude awakening for the champion and he is very lucky that the judges give him the win here. I know that there is a continuing debate as to who win this fight. But it's clear to me that Fury didn't prepared or trained very hard in this fight, he is just saying that he did after the beatings that he got so somewhat stroke his ego and not to hurt.

Doubt that this Ngannou mma career would be a good basis to evaluate his boxing. First of all octagon is much different from the ring. Ropes vs net, obtuse angle vs right angle, gloves difference. Difference in fighter movement is to much to take it as basis. As of you would compare ice hockey and bandy. Same stick+puck+skates, yet two different games.

But isn't it that is the basis why we put him as a huge underdog in this fight? He was supposedly just like any other MMA fighters, they are multi faceted and boxing or at least what they call striking is not Ngannou's strong suit, he just had a power but he is raw and that's it. But everyone was surprised by his performance against the best Heavyweight in this era, he knock him down in the 3rd round and almost pull an upset.

Quote from: TopTort777 on November 10, 2023, 05:48:34 AM

However, I would agree more to you saying that Fury did not properly trained for the fight, than he underestimated his opponent or Ngannou was to good for him.

Probably Fury didn't trained hard enough and he should now what is the consequences of it. So I do not believed it, maybe this is just an excuse on his part because he was almost beaten, or for some he lost to a supposedly MMA fighter with no boxing skills.

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Quote from: JollyGood on November 10, 2023, 03:13:44 PM

As far as Fury vs Wilder was concerned, officially the first fight ended in a draw therefore Fury defeated Wilder twice. Usyk on both occasions when he defeated Joshua showed how superior he was but Joshua never had the smartest boxing brain, he was never on the same level as Fury or Usyk. If Fury and Usyk do not get the fight on the balance of power will eventually shift to other boxers, I hope we see the fight.

Quote from: KTChampions on November 10, 2023, 06:19:30 AM

Fury defeated Wilder three times, and Usyk declassed Joshua twice. No matter how they fight with each other (Wilder and Joshua), it is unlikely that this can somehow change their position regarding the Usyk-Fury pair, at least until we see the first fight between Usyk and Fury. Theoretically, one could speculate that the balance of power in this four could turn over over time, but these boxers are at such an age that in the coming years they will simply end their careers.

Officially yes, but you can put it another way: Fury and Wilder had three fights. I don't think there have been many cases in the history of boxing at the top level where boxers have met more than three times in conditions where one of them had not won in the previous three fights.
The most important thing now is to see the Usyk-Fury fight, then the balance of power will, of course, change dramatically as I am sure that this generation will simply retire or will earn money from time to time in exhibition fights.

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