Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury again says Oleksandr Usyk was an easier foe than expected

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  • Mase1965
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    #51
    Originally posted by Ibpoe
    Fury is great. Like prolly top 10 for sure. But come on, he's been saved by the ref more than once.... yall watch boxing, he was done and the ref saved him. Wilder had him knocked out and he got what? 13 seconds to get up? Recently I've been hanging out in games on the mr beast plinko app​ platform. I play here using free deposits, thus earning good money and having fun.

    Tysons a bad man.... I just think people overlook he's gotten beat up a few times, and want him to be the greatest. He had 6 inches and like 40 pounds on a cruiserweight, and was on the ropes almost the whole fight. watch the fight and disagree
    I see where you're coming from, and it's true that Fury has had some controversial moments in his career. The fight with Wilder, especially the first one, is a prime example where people debate the count. It did seem like he got a bit more time to recover, and Wilder's punch was massive. That said, Fury showed incredible resilience getting up from that knockdown.

    While Fury has had tough moments, it's part of what makes his career so interesting. He doesn't always dominate in the way you'd expect from a guy with his size advantage, but he finds ways to win. His ability to adapt and come back from adversity is part of what solidifies his spot in the top ranks.

    I agree he's not invincible and has been tested, but that's what makes boxing exciting. Every great fighter has moments where they're pushed to their limits. It's fair to critique those moments, but it also highlights the mental toughness he brings to the ring. Whether he's the greatest or not, he's definitely a polarizing and captivating figure in the sport.

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    • BodyBagz
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      #52
      Fury 0-2 vs that MW !

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      • Nash out
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        #53
        Originally posted by BodyBagz
        Fury 0-2 vs that MW !
        Fury took it 6-5-1. By Nash rules all the scorecards spread across both fights count. Judges 5-1 Usyk. But overruled by Nash X2 (both fights) who appreciated the very subtle work of the Gypsy King that's 5-3, Frank Warren 5-4, Simon Jordan - Draw, and Tyson Fury himself X2. 6-5-1 Fury. Usyk's cards don't matter as he'd be biased towards himself, whereas Tyson Fury is the most honest man, who let's never forget, gave his whole Wilder purse to charity for one of the fights. Fury has the only belt that matters. The Nash strap. Nash out - His Majesty

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          #54
          Originally posted by Nash out

          Fury took it 6-5-1. By Nash rules all the scorecards spread across both fights count. Judges 5-1 Usyk. But overruled by Nash X2 (both fights) who appreciated the very subtle work of the Gypsy King that's 5-3, Frank Warren 5-4, Simon Jordan - Draw, and Tyson Fury himself X2. 6-5-1 Fury. Usyk's cards don't matter as he'd be biased towards himself, whereas Tyson Fury is the most honest man, who let's never forget, gave his whole Wilder purse to charity for one of the fights. Fury has the only belt that matters. The Nash strap. Nash out - His Majesty
          Don't worry, your majestic Excellency.
          ToeTagz got slapped up

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