Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury Shockingly Dropped in Third, Overcomes Tough Moments To Barely Edge Francis Ngannou

[_Rexy_]

A large amount of people thought Dubois should’ve had a TKO win over Uysk. Where did Uysk dominate old Chisora? Where did he dominate Briedis? Save this, somewhere. Fury beats Uysk whenever that fight happens, that’s all. Way too small. I’m not a Fury fan.. I just don’t see Uysk beating him. He doesn’t have what’s ‘needed’

No, British casuals thought Dubois should have had a TKO win over Usyk. Aside from the low blow, Usyk won every second of that fight. He won 9-3 against Chisora and you guys act like that was some life and death fan.


And you're gonna compare Usyk vs Briedis to Fury against Naganou? **** off

[Stuntman Mike]

To begin with, Fury only fought Klitschko, Whyte, Wilder, Wallin and prime Chisora. Other guys are not worth to mention.

He beat old Klitschko and run to retirement for 2 years to make sure a rematch never happens.

Fury is highly overrated.

I agree and as I've said countless times to Fury fans with no reply

Fury has fought wilder and wladimir the only two names of real championship calibre but they're both similar in different ways as they initiate all their attacks as come forward

Wladimir was always the taller man using a jab then calculated right hand

Wilder was the lead wild right or jab wild right

Both fighters cant counter or fight inside an opponants attack

Fury just fought the first guy who punched inside his punches and he got dominated because of it


He was ducking joshua all that time for this reason(the old joshua) as he must have knew he was limited from sparring over the years and he has several weaknesses and hence all the ducking the big guy does

It annoys me how casuals think Fury is the greatest heavyweight ever when they can't dissect his wins for what they are


Wilder Is extremely limited but has a good one trick

Wladimir was a large bully who used his size in clinches and distance to dominate smaller men in a bad era who did redeem himself in the joshua fight by putting his balls to the wall for once

Anyways my main point is Fury would get schooled by many past greats and not even this domination he just recieved anally by francis will deter his ******ed fans

[BillyBoxing]

I hate Dana more than anyone and I love Francis as much as anyone bar his family and friends.... He still gets beat by the baddest man to walk this planet in modern history. Jon Jones doesn't lose to any man that I've seen.

TBH Reyes arguably beat him. Why not Francis.

[Eff Pandas]

Hope the Saudi's tell him he is obligated and is not getting out of that contract. They are way more powerful than he and his legal team is.

Fury is getting life altering $$$ for this Usyk fight(s) ain't no way he doesn't fight him.

[Stuntman Mike]

[QUOTE=Flap;n32055935]

This is what I was thinking.

All the Wilder fanboys lifting up Fury to make Wilder look good. Both Fury and Wilder need to fight other guys instead of fighting mediocre competition so that they can continue acting like they are the 2 best heavyweights....That narrative has always been ridiculous![/QUOTE

Guaranteed this forum is about to experience a complete fanboy deck shuffle.

I wish you were right but the Fury fanboys really have the lowest amount of braincells and would die to try and put furys name above past legitimate greats

[Phase III]

I had Ngannou winning. Honestly, I don’t see what all the talk is about because it really wasn’t a good fight. Fury looked sloppy and tired. Ngannou should have gone all out in round 10 to seal the victory away from the judges.

[JakeTheBoxer]

Anyways my main point is Fury would get schooled by many past greats and not even this domination he just recieved anally by francis will deter his ******ed fans

Imagine what would prime Mike Tyson do to him inside.

[BillyBoxing]

I agree and as I've said countless times to Fury fans with no reply

Fury has fought wilder and wladimir the only two names of real championship calibre but they're both similar in different ways as they initiate all their attacks as come forward

Wladimir was always the taller man using a jab then calculated right hand

Wilder was the lead wild right or jab wild right

Both fighters cant counter or fight inside an opponants attack

Fury just fought the first guy who punched inside his punches and he got dominated because of it


He was ducking joshua all that time for this reason(the old joshua) as he must have knew he was limited from sparring over the years and he has several weaknesses and hence all the ducking the big guy does

It annoys me how casuals think Fury is the greatest heavyweight ever when they can't dissect his wins for what they are


Wilder Is extremely limited but has a good one trick

Wladimir was a large bully who used his size in clinches and distance to dominate smaller men in a bad era who did redeem himself in the joshua fight by putting his balls to the wall for once

Anyways my main point is Fury would get schooled by many past greats and not even this domination he just recieved anally by francis will deter his ******ed fans

What domination, N Gannou won like 3 rounds.

Maybe it was a bad style for Fury.

But I didn't see Fury in fight mode for this fight.
I think he can do much better than that.

I knew this fight was a slipping banana for Fury with the fight vs Usyk already announced.
Not so surprised.Fury is a nutcase.

[Damn Wicked]

Fury has looked nowhere near the same since the third Wilder fight. That's the point.

Wilder put that man down four times across three fights. That changes you. Fury himself said he didn't feel right months after. And now he gets dropped by a non-power hand.

Wilder may have shattered the glass, ala Tarver/Jones 2.

Except Fury was dropped hard by a Cruiserweight way before he ever fought Wilder. Everyone seems to be forgetting Otto Wallin busting up and hurting Fury before the second and 3rd Wilder fight ever happened. It wasn't just a cut on Fury's eye that bothered him in the Wallin fight...Fury was having a very hard time against Wallin. Fury and Wilder fans are always trying to elevate both guys to make their guy look better, whether their guy is Fury or wilder....Both those guys haven't shown that they are undoubtedly the best, just like Joshua and almost any other heavyweight hasn't shown that. People just tend to side with their favourite fighter without having proof that they are the best.

I do agree with you that Fury is likely passed his prime and that all of those fights have taken something out of him, but that isn't an excuse because all the other guys that are pushing their mid to late 30's have been through wars too. Usyk has been fighting bigger guys for most of his career. Fury has been fighting smaller guys for most of his career. Fury is just less disciplined than Usyk. He lets himself get out of shape between fights. He is a very good fighter though, no doubt.

[A.B Counterhooks]

Francis did a good job on the gypsy certainly not bad for a debutant against a legit lineal hw champ, credit where its due. Fury looked ring rusted and not as sharp he either didn't took fight with enough seriousness or he's on a clear downhill from here onwards. Can see a Wilder vs Francis matchup on the horizon. Someone going to sleep on that one for sure.