Only it seems to me that this fight finally became meaningless after information appeared about the Usyk-Fury fight at the end of December 2023 or January 2024? For some reason, it seems to me that all boxing fans are now worried about Fury not getting some kind of injury during this fight so that we can finally see the most important fight of recent years.
On the part of Tyson Fury? this fight is not going to be meaningless, I mean he can used this one as a tune up fight for his upcoming unification class with Usyk. ~
No, I mean from a boxing fan's point of view. It's one thing to watch a circus fight when there is nothing else, then Ok, why not. But when you know that in 2-3 months there will be a fight that everyone has been waiting for for several years (I think this can be said because unification fights do not happen so often), then there is no special desire to watch a circus fight.
Ngannou doesn’t have many chances, but he does have them. How ironic it would be if he wins or Fury gets injured that ruins the next fight.
Oh Ok, pardon me, yeah I get your point, as boxing fans, we really don't like to see mismatches, we wanted to witnessed a great fight, toe to toe and not something like a pro fight hiding like in the guise of exhibitions and maybe the Fury vs Ngannou is one of them. And with that, boxing fans knows that the chance of Francis is very slim. And as per the latest odds, Ngannou is a huge 6:1 underdog.
For the Heavyweight division? yeah, it seldom happens to see a unification fight, and not sure when is the last unification fight in Heavyweight, it could have been decades already and I will assume that Mike Tyson is the last Heavyweight champion to do that, or maybe Lennox Lewis or Evander Holyfield, late 80's-early 90's era. Although recently we have champions in modern era unifying it like Crawford, 140 and 147 lbs, and then Inoue at Bantamweight, 118 lbs and most likely at Super Bantamweight at 122 lbs.