Don`t fool yourselves..

[JakeTheBoxer]

Spot on, I thought along the same lines. Anyone who ignores these facts has bias. They root for a particular Heavyweight, and acknowledging what happens here likely makes their man look bad. It's that simple. All politics aside, this was a big deal. A wrong decision which directly altered the result of the fight. If this happened to someone like Fury or Canelo, there would be pandemonium. But because it was "just Dubois", who was expected to lose anyway, far too many people just aren't arsed. Too many mentally imbalanced, sycophantic fans in Boxing these days. These people are fine with brushing this travesty under the rug because it fits the narrative they are pushing, and it suits their favourite fighters to ignore wrongdoing in the sport. Madness.

It wouldn`t happen to Fury. That is the case. they robbed Dubois, because he is only Dubois and nobody cares now.

I feel sorry for the kid, but I must also say he lacks heart and he has only himself to blame why he didn`t drop Usyk again by another body shot.

[W1LL]

It wouldn`t happen to Fury. That is the case. they robbed Dubois, because he is only Dubois and nobody cares now.

I feel sorry for the kid, but I must also say he lacks heart and he has only himself to blame why he didn`t drop Usyk again by another body shot.

That's true, but at the same time, he DID do enough to win. Who knows how that affected him mentally thereafter? I've seen it many times where fighters check out mentally after thinking the fight is over, and then having that decision reversed and then having to carry on. Seen that many times. Dubois was scripted to be the sacrificial lamb, and in the end, he did enough to win but still gets called the loser.

[4truth]

That's true, but at the same time, he DID do enough to win. Who knows how that affected him mentally thereafter? I've seen it many times where fighters check out mentally after thinking the fight is over, and then having that decision reversed and then having to carry on. Seen that many times. Dubois was scripted to be the sacrificial lamb, and in the end, he did enough to win but still gets called the loser.

He did enough to win? Scripted to be the sacrificial lamb?

You need better material.

[W1LL]

He did enough to win? Scripted to be the sacrificial lamb?

You need better material.

"I'll phuck ya til ya love me, phaggot!"

How's that for ya? Ya yankee doodle bastard, ya!

[4truth]

"I'll phuck ya til ya love me, phaggot!"

How's that for ya? Ya yankee doodle bastard, ya!

You want to cry and moan about a cheater. Here's a script for you.

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[uppercut510]

usyk is a great fighter, just took advantage of what was given unto him, that was a great body shot right on the belt, is there any instruction from the ref of what was legal and not legal? if it were the other way around people would say it was a KO smh

[W1LL]

You want to cry and moan about a cheater. Here's a script for you.

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Don't know what's funnier. Tyson with hair. Or Steve Cunningham getting bullied and battered in his own backyard, after acting extra "hood" during the buildup, in a laughable attempt to intimidate the Gypsy King. A decent legacy fight, good stuff.

[PRINCEKOOL]

Fury has two mega wins in terms of historical magnitude 'There is no denying that'.

When people rate wins, they will most of the time rate the wins that have historical significant higher.

But? If you don't care about historical magnitude. And you just check his resume, on pure objectivity 'On pure performance'.

The facts are, and I am sure on the sly hardcore Fury fans know this 'Tyson Fury has not fought at elite level skill for skill for almost 8 years now'.

Anthony Joshua, Oleksandr Usyk and even a few other heavyweight contenders outside of the top-4 have all been fighting at a higher level than Fury skill for skill.

Specifically Joshua and Usyk have pretty much fought at a higher level than Fury for close to a decade 'Fury is not a experienced fighter, at fighting opponents at World level'.

The speculation is? Whether this type of conduct is going to backfire on Fury 'Has Fury's recent activity created some sort of smoke screen? What is Fury true form and performance level compared to other World level fighters? We just do not know'.

It is blatantly obvious that Fury's own hardcore fans, are also apprehensive regarding Fury's true form 'And they have been this way for a very long time'.

Has anyone else noticed the way, Fury's hardcore fans all sit around waiting for Fury's nearest competition to maybe not perform as expected or struggle in their fights'.

Once this happens, suddenly you will see these Fury cronies all starting to pipe up 'I told you Fury was better than yada yada, Fury is going to this, Fury is going to do that' It clockwork orange any time a another Top Heavyweight fights.

But the reality is this? Who is Tyson Fury fighting next? Uysk has just fought Dubois, and achieved a stoppage win. Joshua has just fought Helenius and ****** him out.

Note: I still rate Fury as the number 1 Heavyweight, due to still being unbeaten and having two mega wins of historical magnitude on his resume. But currently right now there is no evidence that he is miles better than his nearest competition, nowhere near to the level the media and his hardcore fans try to make out etc.

Dr. Z

[Pac=Duran]

I love Usyk but I think this was bull****. You can make the case it was borderline low, but it was a shot to the belly. Not even lower belly.