Comments Thread For: Fury Slams Usyk: I Thought He Lost To Dubois, Usyk Quit From The Body Shot

[MONGOOSE66]

OLD SCHOOL people will agree with what Fury is saying. Millennials and GenX’ers will think he’s being MEAN and hurtful.

[John "The Beast"]

This is such nonsense. Simply because all the boxers claiming that Usyk was hit with a legit punch would have also claimed that it was low if they were in the same situation.

[letsgochump]

Tipsy King

[GBP4LIFE]

Fury kick’n that straight dope for yo ears!!!!

2 quitting scabs.. one from a solid body shot, the other from a jab.. LOL THATS NOT ELITE HEAVYWEIGHT ACTIVITY right there

[Boxviewer]

Coward Greedy Belly is shameless. Period.

[Boxviewer]

…..except Usyk didn’t quit, he took a portion of the time allotted by the ref, and then continued his boxing clinic until Dubois quit. At least he fought a real boxer.

Well said. Greedy Belly is an attention addicted coward.

[Boxviewer]

I understand this is a win for Tyson Fury but how does it benefit the fans? Because that's what you are a fan not Tyson Fury's accountant. Like you said it's a win/win for Tyson Fury but not any real fans of the actual sport of boxing.

If everybody in the sport of boxing took Fury's approach where would it leave the sport? There's nothing wrong in taking a circus fight if you're coming to the end of your career or cleared out the division because it's more justifiable. However, Fury coming off an unnecessary Chisora fight, then heading into a contest against a novice just puts a sour taste in people's mouth.

There's no need for you or me to make excuses for Fury; he could of made the big boxing fight's against Usyk or AJ if he wanted to but like you said he took the best deal for himself. In any other sport, this wouldn't be tolerated. A champion taking on 0-0 novice with no amatuer pedigree brings the credibility and integrity of the sport into question, can you not recognize the damage this does?

As fans, our priority shouldn't be fighters lining their pockets at the expense of the sport. It should be making the best fights in boxing to bring credibility and integrity back into the sport.

Well said. Fanboy-ism is destroying the sportvof boxing these days. Greedy Belly is a case of cowardice and greed.

[N/A]

Usyk didn't quite - he was knocked out, but allowed to recover and return. Then Dubois quit. So Fury is right, but he must stop talking and face some top opponents.

[Tonyu]

I understand this is a win for Tyson Fury but how does it benefit the fans? Because that's what you are a fan not Tyson Fury's accountant. Like you said it's a win/win for Tyson Fury but not any real fans of the actual sport of boxing.

If everybody in the sport of boxing took Fury's approach where would it leave the sport? There's nothing wrong in taking a circus fight if you're coming to the end of your career or cleared out the division because it's more justifiable. However, Fury coming off an unnecessary Chisora fight, then heading into a contest against a novice just puts a sour taste in people's mouth.

There's no need for you or me to make excuses for Fury; he could of made the big boxing fight's against Usyk or AJ if he wanted to but like you said he took the best deal for himself. In any other sport, this wouldn't be tolerated. A champion taking on 0-0 novice with no amatuer pedigree brings the credibility and integrity of the sport into question, can you not recognize the damage this does?

As fans, our priority shouldn't be fighters lining their pockets at the expense of the sport. It should be making the best fights in boxing to bring credibility and integrity back into the sport.

You are spot on. He could of fought Sanchez as far as I know no contact was made none reported anyway, or even a rematch with Wallin would of been more acceptable than this clown show or even old man Ortiz but Nagannou is nothing but a joke.

[Jack_sh*t]

Honestly,fury is the last one who should be talking about controversial decisions regarding refs. More than a few people on this site still believe that Wilder should have been awarded the ko in the 12th round of their first fight,and that the ref gave fury a long count. But as long as the decision goes in your favor,it's all good,right?

Ah Wilder fans perpetuating the excuses... More salt than the Atlantic Ocean.