Might be.. I would still like to see the fight. I am not convinced Fury is a big puncher when he has a skilful fighter in front of himself. It took him forever to finish Wilder (both in the 2nd and the 3rd fight) and he basically had a free target. I think he is a solid puncher when he sacrifices it for his speed (which by the way, I am not fully sure he has anymore). To KO Usyk he will need both speed and power. I haven't seen a fight where he retained both.
It is more likely he stops Usyk by leaning on him, etc. Something like Cunningham's fight.
AJ barely landed on Usyk, he landed a few times and hurt Usyk once but I think a consistent accuracy by a large man will be worse than lower accuracy by a harder puncher. I agree that he will break down Usyk and not one shot KO him that is how his style is.
And anything fury lacks in power he makes up with chin and stamina. I mean he is 270 pound 12 round fighter, he has superior stamina, skill, defense, reach, chin ect compared to AJ and Dubios. There is no other man that skilled, that slick, that big and that good stamina. Usyk cant knock him out and he cant wait until Fury tires, what can he do, put on a clinic for 12 rounds? that is his only hope and it aint happening fury aint valuev he is slick and skilled.
Dubious would have made the distance but just like AJ, not 12 round fighters. Full of lactic acid. Muscle bound. My grandma could knock them over at the end of a bout. Fury is a different animal.
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