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  • #81
    Originally posted by juggernaut666 View Post

    Fury had a responsibility as a champion he lied to everyone and knew he was fighting Ngannou way before the Usyk negotiations , he actually deleted a tweet showing him admitting Ngganou was already decided on . No one on here holds a WBC works belt so the question is ridiculous in fact it’s suppose to be against ANY sanction body rules to fight anyone not ranked if you are a champion let alone a guy making a pro debut in boxing . Money didn’t change the rules unless I’m unaware a champion can fight someone not even ranked ?
    I don't care about any of that. No reflection on you my friend, I just don't. Others surely would, of course, and good health to em'.

    To me, the man holds the lineal title of HWCOTW, as well as the special Baddest Man on the Planet belt, and the WBC strap; and that's a position that every red-blooded muthertucker on earth would be happy to have.

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    • #82
      Originally posted by crimsonfalcon07 View Post
      Not to mention, as a title that exists solely in the minds of boxing fans, they're certainly going to remember that he got dropped, and arguably lost to Ngannou. The majority of the extra jabs he landed were in rounds he was winning anyways. The "swing" rounds were 2, in which he landed ONE extra jab, while Ngannou opened up a cut with an uppercut, and 7, in which Fury landed ONE extra jab, while Ngannou landed an extra power punch.

      I've broken it down Rd by Rd, and if you want to believe Fury won that fight, it was on the strength of just one jab being weighed above damage done.

      That's leaving aside possible point deductions for deliberate elbows from Fury.

      If lineal were actually a big deal, it still doesn't matter because that title could easily belong to Ngannou now.
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      Sure, but a lot of this kind of "Fury lost that fight" flack is from the same haters who were on Fury’s ass about taking that fight.

      Let's see what Ngannou can do with Joshua before we rush to judgment on anything regarding any of those fighters.

      We've gone over before what Ngannou is and where he's been, what he's done and how he did it.

      One thing's gotta be restated. Whatever his condition and the flash knockdown wiping the knockdown by Cunningham and the Punching himsef in the forehead gif right off the front pages; and all the other things that piss people off with Fury; he won that Ngannou fight, and he wasn't trying very hard to.
      Looked like Ali vs. Lyle Alzado.

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      • #83
        Originally posted by Willow The Wisp View Post

        I don't care about any of that. No reflection on you my friend, I just don't. Others surely would, of course, and good health to em'.

        To me, the man holds the lineal title of HWCOTW, as well as the special Baddest Man on the Planet belt, and the WBC strap; and that's a position that every red-blooded muthertucker on earth would be happy to have.
        The lineal champion just isn’t a real thing however it’s just not even if you wrote about it .

        If you can show me a pic of Fury actually holding a lineal or undisputed belt up I’ll believe you bc the fact is whoever wins undisputed can them claim a lineal champion but it would still be fictional . Lol


        And that’s why the Saudis have created an actual Undisputed belt bc that’s the main one at the end of the day if someone is trying to argue a lineal status which is wasted time because to be lineal they’re have to first win undisputed anyway and the last was Lewis ,anyone claiming to be lineal champion won’t matter because there’s going to be an actual real life Undisputed belt very soon so historically thays going to go away there’s no need for it all it does is help someone take weak fights and let other guys do the leg work like they are excluded from taking the tough fights ,you know what I’m talking about . Lol

        Until they make a lineal belt it’s just a made up title one is appointed .

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        • #84
          Originally posted by MONGOOSE66 View Post

          Hmmm, so if someone offered you or anyone else on here a chance to make how much Ellon Musk makes vs what you make in a year. You wouldn’t take it? Thats what I thought. Much of morons.
          False comparison. He was getting more money for the Usyk fight.

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          • #85
            Originally posted by juggernaut666 View Post

            The lineal champion just isn’t a real thing however it’s just not even if you wrote about it .

            If you can show me a pic of Fury actually holding a lineal or undisputed belt up I’ll believe you bc the fact is whoever wins undisputed can them claim a lineal champion but it would still be fictional . Lol


            And that’s why the Saudis have created an actual Undisputed belt bc that’s the main one at the end of the day if someone is trying to argue a lineal status which is wasted time because to be lineal they’re have to first win undisputed anyway and the last was Lewis ,anyone claiming to be lineal champion won’t matter because there’s going to be an actual real life Undisputed belt very soon so historically thays going to go away there’s no need for it all it does is help someone take weak fights and let other guys do the leg work like they are excluded from taking the tough fights ,you know what I’m talking about . Lol

            Until they make a lineal belt it’s just a made up title one is appointed .
            "Until they make a lineal belt it’s just a made up title one is appointed".

            The musings of a very young, very casual, and not particularly bright fight fan. The world is full of them.

            Very few people who are intellectually limited actually know it, and you are way over your head here.

            World history doesn't bend to your opionions by friend.


            Go for it brother! Get one without getting your nose broken!:
            https://www.amazon.com.au/MAXAN-Adul.../dp/B08HPWJ1SD

            Last edited by Willow The Wisp; 02-07-2024, 10:44 AM.

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            • #86
              Originally posted by dan-b View Post

              False comparison. He was getting more money for the Usyk fight.
              Yes, but very little risk and everyone thought EASY FIGHT TO WIN.
              You wouldn’t be interested in EASY MONEY huh?

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              • #87
                Originally posted by MONGOOSE66 View Post

                Yes, but very little risk and everyone thought EASY FIGHT TO WIN.
                You wouldn’t be interested in EASY MONEY huh?
                Some think the Usyk fight is easy money for Fury too. Why didn't he just grab the "bag" on 23rd December?

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                • #88
                  Originally posted by Willow The Wisp View Post

                  he won that Ngannou fight, and he wasn't trying very hard to.
                  Looked like Ali vs. Lyle Alzado.
                  Do you think he could've KO'd Ngannou any time he wanted to?

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                  • #89
                    Originally posted by gully7 View Post

                    Do you think he could've KO'd Ngannou any time he wanted to?
                    That would be just a guess.

                    In shape?? He'd certainly have looked a lot better.



                    I'm facinated to see what Ngannou and Joshua can do with each other. Its a great match in this moment.

                    Ngannou doesn't hold an advanced belt in any martial art. He's never had a Muay Thai match, a Judo match, or a Jujitsu match. He's never had a single Freestyle, Greco-Roman or Folk style wresting match. He knows no Karate or Taekwon-do.
                    He began fighting and winning in professional MMA fights in November 2013 under the tutelage of Fernand Lopez, and all he had ever done was Boxing. Lopez sought to quickly tack on the additional aspects of MMA, and his creation went on to virtually wipe out the best that MMA could offer, using Boxing as his base.
                    Those who beleive that Fury - Ngannou was Francis' intro to boxing are ill-informed to say the least.

                    You want my guess?
                    I'm guessing that Joshua will handle the situation and that Fury could have too, had he taken his boxing- proficient opponent seriously. But Ngannou boxing is a walkover for nobody.

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                    • #90
                      Originally posted by Willow The Wisp View Post

                      Sure, but a lot of this kind of "Fury lost that fight" flack is from the same haters who were on Fury’s ass about taking that fight.

                      Let's see what Ngannou can do with Joshua before we rush to judgment on anything regarding any of those fighters.

                      We've gone over before what Ngannou is and where he's been, what he's done and how he did it.

                      One thing's gotta be restated. Whatever his condition and the flash knockdown wiping the knockdown by Cunningham and the Punching himsef in the forehead gif right off the front pages; and all the other things that piss people off with Fury; he won that Ngannou fight, and he wasn't trying very hard to.
                      Looked like Ali vs. Lyle Alzado.
                      He most certainly did not clearly win that fight. I broke it down round by round. Can you do the same?

                      Originally posted by crimsonfalcon07 View Post
                      My breakdown:
                      Fury wins Rd 1.
                      10-9 Fury.

                      Fury outlanded Ngannou in 2 by one lone jab, but Ngannou did the damage, opening a cut with a punch. If you want to say that a jab outweighs a cut from a power punch, ok, you do you. 10-9 Ngannou,
                      19-19 Even

                      Ngannou takes 3 which is a 10-8.
                      27-29 Ngannou.

                      Ngannou outlands Fury in 4, beating him in both jabs and power punches. Note that the judges who gave Fury the win gave this round to Fury, despite him being outlanded in all scoring punches. 10-9 Ngannou,
                      36-39 Ngannou.

                      Fury wins 5 and 6. I thought 5 was closer watching it live, but I'm giving Fury the benefit of the doubt here since he landed more, even though I felt Ngannou landed the most impactful shots of the round. 10-9 10-9 Fury,
                      56-57 Ngannou

                      They're even in punches landed in 7, but Francis landed one more power punch, while Fury landed one more jab. That by rights should go to Ngannou, although two of the judges saw it for Fury. 10-9 Ngannou, 65-67 Ngannou.

                      Ngannou wins 8. 10-9 Ngannou,
                      74-77 Ngannou.

                      Fury wins 9 and 10. Two of the judges saw 10 for Ngannou. 10-9 10-9 Fury,
                      94-95 Ngannou.

                      Final scores 94 Fury to 95 Ngannou, if you value power punches and damage over ineffective jabs. The relevant rounds that could make a difference you get to choose between one more jab landed for Fury vs damage done for Ngannou in 2, and one extra jab for Fury vs one extra power punch for Ngannou. That's leaving aside the point deduction for the illegal deliberate elbow.

                      If you flip 2 for Fury, on the strength of landing one extra jab, against the cut done by Ngannou, then Fury wins, unless he gets a point deduction from the elbow, which makes it a draw.

                      Crazy that there's an argument that Ngannou wins on points, and if Fury wins, it's on the strength of 2 extra jabs vs a cut and an extra power punch.

                      The narrative that Fury landed a bunch more jabs in most rounds isn't actually true. You can say Fury wins, but you have to do so on the strength of 1 jab per contested round IMO.
                      Thing is, we all know you're ridiculously biased in favor of boxing, and of Fury in general, this thread just being proof. I respect your knowledge, but I don't see how anyone can claim Fury clearly won that fight. I'd love to see you do as I did and break the fight down. I'm confident mine will stand up to scrutiny, even if you want to watch it on slow. There weren't that many punches. It's pretty obvious.
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