Fury vs Joshua IS HAPPENING on DECEMBER 3th!

[Toffee]

not getting my hopes up, Fury might comeback and change his mind and say "You Just Lost So You Have To Earn It" or something

If... Fury comes up with some rubbish... will that finally be the moment his supporters lose respect for him? Or will they just laugh that they tricked Hearn?

[oscar9992]

Bum Fury ducks Usyk but wants AJ who lost his last 2 fights.

[KingGilgamesh]

Bum Fury ducks Usyk but wants AJ who lost his last 2 fights.

What the **** is up with you idiots saying this ****???? Usyk is ON RECORD saying he is unavailable to fight until next year due to injury.

[QueensburyRules]

Easy work for Fury.

- - So U sayin Blubber quit the AJ fight for the umpteenth time to go on another 400lb coke and pie binge?

[REMOVE SHARK 5510]

Ain't gonna believe it until they are in the ring

[SweetPbfAli]

From a promotional standpoint I would have dropped the belt rather than faced Usyk. He had an out given how many times his fight was pretty much chosen for him.

But I would have thought less of him. He always said he wanted Undisputed. Always seemed ready to fight who he needed to. I'm happier that he was true to that, even if Usyk clearly has his number.

I agree. It's that fine line, right? Business decision versus competitive pride. Like you said, he had no precedent of dodging a fight so while it would have been a bad look, his reputation should have allowed him some grace in doing it in the particular moment. Especially if he allows another scenario to play out while doubling back to attempt undisputed.

Sometimes pride and ego can get the best of us but I think despite the losses, history will be favorable to AJ because he did what fighters do...fight. I do think the post fight meltdown and rant hurt his image more than the losses to Usyk which I think is a other factor in him being willing to take the Fury fight. He literally has nothing to lose at this point

[Lupara]

Hopefully Fury's "depression" doesn't come back