Ngannou vs Dubois.. The REAL Heavyweight Undisputed.. Who Wins?

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Fury only won 3 rounds. Ngannou won that by a landslide. I can't award Fury points for flicking out feints, running and trying to bear hug for most of the fight. Barely landed any clean, effective punches. He seemed terrified in there. Could have easily been disqualified for an intentional elbow too. And there was a second knockdown which wasn't counted in the 6th or 7th round for Ngannou. Even Fury's team knew he lost that. In between one of the late rounds Andy Lee asks Fury "are you alright Tyson". Thoughts about throwing in the towel might have been crossing their mind because of how poorly Fury was performing and how scared he appeared to be.

3 rounds won - yes, but by Ngannou. And Fury won the others in a poor manner.

[F!x]

3 rounds won - yes, but by Ngannou. And Fury won the others in a poor manner.

Fury might well retire after that beating. Even he knows he lost that fight by a landslide. Outboxed by an MMA guy. Ngannou deserves a lot of credit for dismantling Fury and making him look B or C-level at times.

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Fury might well retire after that beating. Even he knows he lost that fight by a landslide. Outboxed by an MMA guy. Ngannou deserves a lot of credit for dismantling Fury and making him look B or C-level at times.

Ngannou deserves credit, yes. He had the moral victory. Fury got what he deserved - a big shame. His only chance is to come back with a solid victory over Usyk and if he does, then some other tops.

[F!x]

Ngannou deserves credit, yes. He had the moral victory. Fury got what he deserved - a big shame. His only chance is to come back with a solid victory over Usyk and if he does, then some other tops.

Ngannou just beat a heavyweight world champ in his first professional fight. Incredible achievement, inspirational story. Only tainted by the predictable robbery.

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Ngannou just beat a heavyweight world champ in his first professional fight. Incredible achievement, inspirational story. Only tainted by the predictable robbery.

He didn't. There is no point in arguing about it however.

[F!x]

He didn't. There is no point in arguing about it however.

Most objective people in the boxing world agree that Ngannou won that fight decisively. We all seen robberies before but it doesn't mean we accept the beneficiary of the robbery as the actual winner. This fight had the potential for a robbery written all over it from the start because of the whole Fury-Usyk announcement. And a robbery is what we all witnessed.

[N/A]

Most objective people in the boxing world agree that Ngannou won that fight decisively. We all seen robberies before but it doesn't mean we accept the beneficiary of the robbery as the actual winner. This fight had the potential for a robbery written all over it from the start because of the whole Fury-Usyk announcement. And a robbery is what we all witnessed.

Speak for yourself, man, not "the most objective people".

[The Big Dunn]

Great idea TS.

This fight should headline a card with the semi main being the Jack Catterall v Sandor Martin undisputed JWW title.

[hhh1200]

Ngannou deserves credit, yes. He had the moral victory. Fury got what he deserved - a big shame. His only chance is to come back with a solid victory over Usyk and if he does, then some other tops.

His redemption is a full 12-week camp with Hill and a rematch with Ngannou which the goofballs are asking especially the MMA fans. Easy money for Fury in rematch and Usyk has to continue to fight real contender going after his body.

Bob and Frank already have the calculators out and deciding on UK, Africa or Saudi for the rematch.

Boxing fans will prove Arum correct that they are rocks you can kick around.

[Stuntman Mike]

Fury only won 3 rounds. Ngannou won that by a landslide. I can't award Fury points for flicking out feints, running and trying to bear hug for most of the fight. Barely landed any clean, effective punches. He seemed terrified in there. Could have easily been disqualified for an intentional elbow too. And there was a second knockdown which wasn't counted in the 6th or 7th round for Ngannou. Even Fury's team knew he lost that. In between one of the late rounds Andy Lee asks Fury "are you alright Tyson". Thoughts about throwing in the towel might have been crossing their mind because of how poorly Fury was performing and how scared he appeared to be.

I had it a landslide last night but just rewatched and had ngannou winning by 1 round but I was being extremely favourable to fury with the second watch

Fury needed a knockdown just to even the fight imo in the 10th and he was petrified to even try

Atrying that second knockdown was granted which I beleive it should have been also then he just made an absolute mug of fury

The knockdown was the 6th I beleive with ngannou landing a solid right jab as fury clumsily came forward with a punch and clinch move.