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  • Does Usyk deserve the already 100% confirmed Fury trilogy fight?

    Pound for Pound number 1 and Pound for Pound number 2, Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk, look set to battle again in 2026, with Fury announcing a comeback from retirement that has stunned the world of boxing. As Bernard Hopkins said after being whopped by Joe CalSlappy, "the fans are the judges", and we all know that Fury won the first two, the first, via a masterclass of epic proportion, the second via invisible work, but it was there.

    Fury dazzled in fight 1, winning the first 7 rounds, before losing round 8. The fight became closer in Round 9 as Usyk scored a flash knockdown, and although it was clear that Fury was unhurt, that was a 10-8 Round. Usyk took 10 and 11, before Fury rallied back in 12 to secure the win (in reality) before being robbed. Fury won 115-112. The fight was voted the best fight of all time by somebody on Earth.

    The rematch was a scrappier affair that Fury clinched 115-114. For the third fight, Fury will be in prime condition, like he was for Wilder 2, is it dangerous for Usyk to face this version of Fury? Or does Fury need the official win? Despite being the real winner of both fights?

    The first two fights were in Saudi Arabia, which as we all know is Usyk's home turf; it's practically Ukraine. But with the British Roar behind him on his home soil, could Fury stop Usyk? and not even need the the 3 judges - John Fury, Frank Warren, or Bob Arum to hand in their scorecards, and take it out of the judges' hands, as he likely will need to do to get the official win. Nash out - His Majesty

  • #2
    Very close fights, the first two.
    Anything could happen.
    I wouldn't look past Dubois though. Freakin' and Peakin', and looks very focused. This is Dubois' one big chance.
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    • #3
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      Saturday 19, July 2025 - Wembley Stadium, Wembley
      event wiki
      Oleksandr Usyk
      VS Daniel Dubois
      Ukraine United Kingdom
      Heavy 12 Rounds
      Box-pro
      #1 rating #2
      23 0 0 WLD 22 2 0
      38 age 27
      southpaw stance orthodox
      6′ 3″ / 191cm height 6′ 5″ / 196cm
      78″ / 198cm reach 78″ / 198cm

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      • #4
        He won 9 rounds in both fights, with a knockdown in the first fight. The only people pretending these fights were that close are delusional Fury fanboys.

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        • #5
          The people claim the fight was close have clearly no understanding of boxing. The fight was not close at all, Fury was fighting to survive at all cost if he were to attack he would have gotten KO'd, which Fury was saved from in the 9th round.
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          • #6
            I think usyk should have to beat wilder who is the 2nd best fighter of this era to get a third fury fight. Don't see how he can survive thr biggest puncher in boxing history. 1 punch is all it takes cept when it takes more or doesn't happen at all. Wilder is used to knocking out old men just ask ortiz
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            • #7
              Originally posted by Willow The Wisp View Post
              Very close fights, the first two.
              Anything could happen.
              I wouldn't look past Dubois though. Freakin' and Peakin', and looks very focused. This is Dubois' one big chance.
              Dubois looked brilliant vs Joshua. I think Anthony "Relax" Joshua was very confident going into the fight. The big mistake I think he made was, he wanted to ease into the fight, but he assumed Dubois was going to let him. If the other guy doesn't allow that, it can't happen. Joshia wanted to take it slow, get a feel for the fight, and find his range, probably for a few rounds, but Dubois just landed on him,

              I remember years back when Froch never for a second thought Groves was going to take the center of the ring and go on the offensive from Round 1, as he said he would in pressers, but he did, and Froch was down in 1, and almost out to be honest, Nash out - His Majesty

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              • #8
                Originally posted by daggum View Post
                I think usyk should have to beat wilder who is the 2nd best fighter of this era to get a third fury fight. Don't see how he can survive thr biggest puncher in boxing history. 1 punch is all it takes cept when it takes more or doesn't happen at all. Wilder is used to knocking out old men just ask ortiz
                After the performance Wilder has just put on in an outstanding knockout of a boxer with a great record, Usyk will want none of that smoke. Wilder is back! Nash out - His Majesty
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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Nash out View Post

                  After the performance Wilder has just put on in an outstanding knockout of a boxer with a great record, Usyk will want none of that smoke. Wilder is back! Nash out - His Majesty
                  We not only saw wilders power but we saw his elite boxing skill! Now wilder can win 2 ways if he has to. Of course if he hits you, you are done instantly everyone knows that but if his opponent is the cowardly type, Wilder will simply sit back and use his silky skills to bank round after round until you become desperate...then bam! You just got windmilled
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                  • #10
                    Is this a troll thread?
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