Comments Thread For: Warren Confirms Fury Wants To Go Back In With Usyk And Will Enforce Rematch

[MulaKO]

Yup , the IBF gonna do its best to fugh things up
Just read on another site that the stripping is in process

[BillyBoxing]

I think the fatigue showed early when he started leaning on the ropes. That's why he was doing that. Some people have better stamina than others. If Fury works on his stamina, he will most likely not work on power drills and other technical aspects of training. IF you give him a year, he can work on both. But there's always pros and cons to this. More stamina, less sharp. We can go on and on, but if he wants to beat Usyk, I do feel he needs to work on his stamina. But that's going to take some time.

Fury is past his best, he went life and death twice in a row with a MMA fighter and a cruiserweight(I know Usyk is the Real deal but he's 50 lbs 6 inches smaller than Fury).

He has not been really looking sharp and in great shape since Wilder 2.

His legs are gone, he abused too much his body and has been dropped way too much lately. I think Wilder and Fury both beat the mojo out of each others in their trilogy.

[Boxviewer]

Well, I would like to see the rematch. I think this time around Usyk won't hesitate to finish off him properly.

[Blackstarr]

I think as long as Fury takes this rematch seriously, I believe he adjusts and beats Usyk. He would have won the fight if it was not for that knockdown...he was bullying Usyk to the body and he just stopped for some reason. Usyk had no answer and I honestly thought Usyk was on his way out.

With respect, I think this is a pretty ignorant take and fully ignores the adjustments that Usyk clearly made. A guy with Fury’s talent and boxing IQ does not simply stop doing something effective for no reason.

In the first half, Usyk was regularly circling to the left and getting punished with uppercuts and body shots to that side of his body as he struggled with Fury’s vastly superior range. From the 7th, Usyk was getting a better measure of Fury’s timing and adjusting his rhythm by stepping to his right under Fury’s jab and countering k bbq Fury’s follow-up right hand with his own straight left up top, which eventually opened Fury up.

Usyk was down at that point, but computed what was going on and made the adjustments to win, aided by his superior stamina in the 2nd half of the fight.

[Skip Bayless]

Usyk should retire, there is literally no point to this rematch. He already beat him convincingly, fanboys will always come up with theories, there’s people who believe AJ beats Usyk in a third fight

[Smash]

Usyk should retire, there is literally no point to this rematch. He already beat him convincingly, fanboys will always come up with theories, there’s people who believe AJ beats Usyk in a third fight

usyk likes beating people up and collecting very large paydays

AJ fans are very optimistic people, they think he beats usyk fury wilder and everyone else, they are great fans to have

[theface07]

Great. Now we know what follows.
Fury vs Usyk
DDD vs Hrgovic
Then Hrgovic vs Joshua
Then Joshua vs Fury after loses from Usyk and Hrgovic

Usyk will probably go to Cruiserweight after Fury.

I highly doubt that happens. He's been at heavyweight for a while now and his body has adjusted to the extra weight on his frame. To go down to cruiserweight would not only be risky physically but he has nothing left to accomplish there.
Usyk could retire any day now and his legacy will be cemented.
It sounds like you think Usyk will lose if he rematches Fury and perhaps you'd like to see him go back to Cruiserweight so Fury doesn't get embarrassed but that sounds a lot like wishful thinking from a Fury fan.

[theface07]

usyk likes beating people up and collecting very large paydays

AJ fans are very optimistic people, they think he beats usyk fury wilder and everyone else, they are great fans to have

I'm not one to think AJ beats Usyk but he's in a better place now than he was when they fought so he'd have a shot. I do think he beats Fury and Wilder, and Wilder quite easily at this point. Wilder is a shell of his former self and now that Joshua has more of a killer instinct again and is finding his range better and sitting down behind sharp, accurate punches, Fury would likely have trouble with this version of Joshua as well.

[James]

I highly doubt that happens. He's been at heavyweight for a while now and his body has adjusted to the extra weight on his frame. To go down to cruiserweight would not only be risky physically but he has nothing left to accomplish there.
Usyk could retire any day now and his legacy will be cemented.
It sounds like you think Usyk will lose if he rematches Fury and perhaps you'd like to see him go back to Cruiserweight so Fury doesn't get embarrassed but that sounds a lot like wishful thinking from a Fury fan.

No, I read somwhere that Usyk is thinking to go down in cruiser. Probably after rematch.
I am Usyk fan and I believe he will beat Fury again.
Also Usyk said that he will be fighting for few more years so I do not believe he Will retire.

[BlackRobb]

Close fight. Right man won by a point on my card.

Middle finger to the IBF.