How did AJ give Uysk a harder fight than Fury ?

[The plunger man]

Yes and I'm sure all those uppercuts Usyk took in the mid rounds several of which noticeably buckled his legs was all part of the plan as well. Usyk is the only fighter I know of who whenever he gets hit it was always because he allowed it.

Usyk won and it was a great win, but put down the crack pipe because it was a competetive fight regardless if you like it or not

fury had 3 decent rounds that was it and his claim to fame is hitting usyk with an uppercut which momentarily made usyk back up , it’s boxing you get caught with punches lol.
As I said rounds 1,2,3 , 8,9,10,11,12 were all usyk rounds period, usyk outjabbed fury 10 out of 12 rounds with a fury having a 7inch reach advantage lol.
The fight should have been stopped in the 9th and fury was helped by the ref even walking him back to his corner lol

usyk won comfortably in the end

[The plunger man]

Lol AJ was resoundingly defeated what are you on about? Not even close. Fury eased off when he should have stepped on it, and the "KD" sealed the deal. It was a much more technical, competitive fight between the Celt and the Cossack.

Fury didn’t ease off at all….it was usyk who stepped up the gears just like what he did with Joshua in the 2nd fight and fury was uncontious on his feet which Joshua was never close to at any second of the fight.
usyk has proven he is the top dog of that era so let’s see fury and Joshua settle the 2nd place and end this nonsense ……both fighters lost to usyk in different ways Joshua tried to box usyk and got beaten and fury just got beaten up by usyk who pushed fury back every round lol

[N/A]

In 24 rounds combined, AJ didn't give Usyk such a hard time compared to what Fury did in 12.

[pollywog]

AJ is the 2nd best heavyweight of this era...

Nah...he really isn't.

[Noelanthony]

Fury actually defeated Usyk and was robbed similar to Ward/Kovalev 1. Unlike AJ who was actually beaten by him back to back. The only difference is that due to the fake ******* war nonsense that is being shoved down our throats even though we don’t give a **** was used to propagate Usyk as a Ukrainian god/saint and no way they could have him lose to Fury. Fury won that fight and was robbed.

Fury was definitely robbed especially that 9th round. His Face should have hit the canvas, but I get it Fury took pity on the middleweight because of the war

[Noelanthony]

In 24 rounds combined, AJ didn't give Usyk such a hard time compared to what Fury did in 12.

Usyk probably hit Joshua twice as many times as he hit Fury yet AJ was never close to being stopped . That middleweight actually hurt Fury and was robbed a knock out victory

[N/A]

Usyk probably hit Joshua twice as many times as he hit Fury yet AJ was never close to being stopped . That middleweight actually hurt Fury and was robbed a knock out victory

AJ was hurt enough and on the ropes one. Anyway, who gave tougher and more competitive fight? Who hurt Usyk more? Which of the three fight was the closest?

[Stuntman Mike]

rewatch the fight sober and you will see he grimaces every body shot and backs up and resets.

And fully reset within 5 seconds each time is hardly worth raving about

Exceptional fighters can afford to take rounds off and let the other man gas himself out

[Noelanthony]

AJ was hurt enough and on the ropes one. Anyway, who gave tougher and more competitive fight? Who hurt Usyk more? Which of the three fight was the closest?

Who was the most hurt in all three fights? Which fight should had been stopped? Who was more dazed by the accumulation of punches? Who claimed he can never be beat by a middleweight? Who fought on the Blackfoot virtually the whole fight? Who was out jabbed considering he had a considerable reach advantage? I totally agree with you Fury was by far more competitive than AJ but Usyk never made AJ look like Bambi on ice skates in any round. It’s funny when I hear people say Fury was having fun in there because his hands were behind his back....... Anyway let’s see if he takes the rematch after all Usyk is not Wilder, Fury appreciates he has to be better in the rematch and we all know Fury doesn’t do potentially dangerous rematches( Wilder was tailor made for him)

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Who was the most hurt in all three fights?

As you can see, both ended the fights on their feet, completing the 12 rounds.

Which fight should had been stopped?

None. Check the rules. (Or maybe I should answer Usyk-Dubois in Round 5?)

Who was more dazed by the accumulation of punches?

And that brought a knockdown yet still ended in a split decision.

Who claimed he can never be beat by a middleweight?

How is that (trash-talking) related to what we discuss?

Who fought on the Blackfoot virtually the whole fight?

That is considered a weakness or what (you mean fighting on the back foot)?

Who was out jabbed considering he had a considerable reach advantage?

So? Did that change the fact that Usyk outclassed AJ way more than his rather close victory against Fury?

I totally agree with you Fury was by far more competitive than AJ but Usyk never made AJ look like Bambi on ice skates in any round. It’s funny when I hear people say Fury was having fun in there because his hands were behind his back....... Anyway let’s see if he takes the rematch after all Usyk is not Wilder, Fury appreciates he has to be better in the rematch and we all know Fury doesn’t do potentially dangerous rematches( Wilder was tailor made for him)

Did Fury enjoy the fight or have fun I don't care, I am not one of those "people". He said so - whatever. This fight was way better than any of the Joshua-Usyk.

I accept we see some things differently.

I am looking forward to the rematch because the chance Fury beats Usyk is not less than it was for this fight but he should be more aggressive. Otherwise, he was in great shape and used the right tactics overall. If it wasn't for his knockdown, he could have won the fight or at least had it a draw. But it is his mistake and is about time to stop relying on the fact that he is very hard to be KOed because this is dangerous g*mblin'.