Comments Thread For: Mike Tyson on Fury-Ngannou: 'We Got a Performance That Even We Didn't Anticipate'

[Boro]

Wilder hasn't beaten anyone in the top-10 for 5 years. And not really anyone that great before that. Fury's record is falling apart now. He's been exposed for what he always was - the same guy who lost to David Price and then forever after avoided anyone who might seem like a threat to him in the pros. Wilder was a brawler, Whyte was slow, Wlad retired next fight. Anyone who can box a bit and has courage beats up Fury easily.

All you ever do is hate on Fury, your opinion about him or his fights counts for nothing to be fair as they're always going to be biased.

[TheOneAboveAll]

All you ever do is hate on Fury, your opinion about him or his fights counts for nothing to be fair as they're always going to be biased.

In his defense, there's a lot to hate about Fury. He's quite insufferable.

[Boro]

In his defense, there's a lot to hate about Fury. He's quite insufferable.

No doubt about it there is plenty of hate towards Fury deservedly so.

Because he's arguably brought the sport into disrepute based on his performance and Fury is an insufferable cúnt at times.

But the guy who initially responded to me does nothing but bítch and moan about Fury, you can often find him on topics relating to Fury and on top of that he's shown a propensity towards being xenophobic if not down right racist at times.

The usual Fury fans have disappeared and the haters have shown up in droves because sadly the truth is most people on these boards aren't fan of the sport they just like to bicker back and forth over "their man" like women...

[BillyBoxing]

Fury not looking good in a fight isn't something new, he didn't look great in the Wallin then beat Wilder pillar to post.

In the first Mcdermott fight he clearly lost he rectified public opinion by beating the absolute brakes off him in the rematch.


The only thing that was somewhat alarming/questionable about this fight is when he got dropped he didn’t go straight after Ngannou like he did Pajkic,Cunningham and Wilder and seemed content to dilly dally on the outside, which not only doesn’t fit his character it just seems extremely sus.

Ngannou performing well didn't surprise me at all, in fact it reminded me of Holyfield vs Tyson - one man had an obsession with his opponent since the amateurs and the other just saw him as an opponent.

But in this case, Ngannou has always wanted to box and every move he's made has been towards that goal and Fury just sees him as a pudding and switching mindset during a fight you expect to be a cake walk when the going gets tough isn't easy.

Yeah Fury is a bad fighter if he is not challenged. He made his few elite opponents look like sht and looked like sht himself vs some journeymen or a MMA fighters now.

Don't surprised if effing AJ stops Francis next.

Fury was not ready for war, he never tried to put some damage on Francis. He just fought with one arm, his jab and it was still enough to beat Francis lol

[Phase III]

Mike said Ngannou fought the greatest heavyweight ever. I wonder if Mike got paid in angel dust to say that crap.

[Roberto Vasquez]

All you ever do is hate on Fury, your opinion about him or his fights counts for nothing to be fair as they're always going to be biased.

His record is there for all to see. 3 title defenses his whole career and has only beaten TWO top-10 guys in the last 7 years, he has a 2 year PED ban and now he has struggled against a debut boxer.

I said a million times I will give him credit if he takes on the best. But all he does is run from those fights. Only took the Usyk fight after Usyk got put down by Dubois. Cowardly...