Fury 262, Usyk 233, thoughts?

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    #21
    Originally posted by Superbee
    War the Anglo-Celts!!!!!

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    • TysonFuryTBE
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      #22
      Yep, I think fury is losing this, very concerning. Usyk has bulked up, fury won’t be able to just use his weight on him.

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      • Skip Bayless
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        #23
        I think usyk is too heavy. He should have stayed 220~ needs to be light on his feet, fast and good stamina. Fury is a tub of lard like always
        Last edited by Skip Bayless; 05-17-2024, 02:08 PM.

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        • The plunger man
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          #24
          He was 254 against wallin and yet he still couldn’t get away from him….now he is older , has far more mileage , suffered severe cuts and was lucky he wasn’t stopped…walllin was southpaw and so is usyk except usyk is a different galaxy to wallin….make no mistake if fury did pull this off then he is undoubtedly the best heavyweight in the world and I’m from the U.K. and of course I should be rooting for him but he behaves like such a twat it’s difficult to cheer for him.

          This by far the best fighter fury has ever faced and I think fury knows it…..you have not seen the best of usyk and I think tomorrow you will see just how good he is.

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          • deathofaclown
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            #25
            Originally posted by NYG
            You can see a draw coming from a mile away
            Well considering they've already confirmed the date for a rematch then you could see why it's possible.

            Might be worth a little bet. Last odds I saw for a draw was 16/1

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            • The plunger man
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              #26
              Originally posted by Skip Bayless
              I think usyk is too heavy. He should have stayed 220~ needs to be light on his feet, fast and good stamina. Fury is a tub of lard like always
              usyk is probably 228 which is 7lbs heavier than usual and he has been training since January so he has probably concentrated on his core……fine for him as his stamina is endless ….he is not 233 he had jeans on , he was wearing ***ellery and he had trainers on.

              you should worry more about fury as his weight is always up and down and after so many tough fights soonner or later that catches up with you….against usyk fury stamina will be tested like never before

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              • Zelda
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                #27
                Originally posted by juggernaut666
                Usyk will win barring no funny business, I got Usyk 10 round stoppage, and or a Fury decision win because we know why .
                Usyk beat Chisora 115-113 on two judges' cards and beat Joshua 116-112 and 115-113 while the 3rd scored in favor of AJ.So while he is a very good boxer, it ain't like he is winning all rounds even against others. Fury can bully and box better than AJ or Chisora, so I am not sure why people think Usyk will win this fight.

                I have said it will be close but that I favor Fury only because we are not sure which Fury will turn up. If the best or near-best Fury turns up, he will definitely beat Usyk.

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                • _Rexy_
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                  #28
                  Originally posted by deathofaclown

                  Fluke injury when BJS was taking over - We all get one wrong anyway.

                  Anyway I've never been wrong on a Fury fight yet. I was one of the only members here that laid out exactly how he beats Wlad. Everyone else was saying he gets smoked.

                  Anyway it's all part of the fun isn't it? You can't sit on the fence. People on here take it way too seriously too.

                  I just have a laugh, back a fighter, give my opinions and enjoy the back and forth banter with other boxing fans. If Fury wins, great, i was right. If Usyk wins then he wins, he's a great fighter and he'll deserve it.
                  The irony here, and I just realized this 5 minutes ago.

                  the reason im picking Usyk is the same reason I picked Canelo. You can look in “the best shape of your life” all you want, but you can’t undo 35 years of boozing, drugs and abuse.

                  I also thought Saunders was about to “fall off the cliff” before Canelo landed that lucky shot. BJS was jumping into grabs like he always did when he needed a second wind. Had that shot not landed he prob gets stopped 1-2 rounds later.

                  You cant “part time” your fitness and expect it to not catch up to you. This is why I always point out Beterbiev and Kovalev are the same age lol

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by mike1010011
                    Fury looked like he doesn't have an ounce of muscle on him.
                    It's how his physique is even when he was young before ballooning to 180 kg. he never looked shredded or muscular (probably it has to do with the fact he was born 3 months prematurely weighing half a kilogram), aside from the fact his muscles are soft (which isn't a bad thing except from a visual standpoint). He was atrophied in his Francis fight but now you can clearly see the man had done some serious work for this fight. Actually, both felt the need - Fury to get slimmer and more fit, Usyk to get stronger and heavier. This is a good sign and it's interesting. While it has been a long time since Fury was that light, Usyk was never that heavy 106 kg.)

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                    • _Rexy_
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                      #30
                      Originally posted by deathofaclown

                      Well considering they've already confirmed the date for a rematch then you could see why it's possible.

                      Might be worth a little bet. Last odds I saw for a draw was 16/1
                      I’m hedging on a draw like this is a Canelo fight lol

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