Fury needs to fight Ustinov NOT Chisora.

[MisterHardtop]

Chisora, for all his various short comings, has fought at a much higher level than Ustinov and is a bigger domestic rival to Fury, so why does the Ustinov fight make more sense?

[Szef]

Why are people bugging up ustinov? The guy took a knee and quit from a Pulev jab ffs.

He's absolutely shyt.

Because some people (including me) think that Fury is even worse

[yoz]

Why are people bugging up ustinov? The guy took a knee and quit from a Pulev jab ffs.

He's absolutely shyt.

He's not 'shyt', just limited.

Chisora is a better fighter, although what hype there was surrounding the rematch has disappeared. Both Chisora and Fury should take different paths.

[LacedUp]

Because some people (including me) think that Fury is even worse

Oh really? We both know you know Fury is better than Ustinov.

He's not 'shyt', just limited.

Chisora is a better fighter, although what hype there was surrounding the rematch has disappeared. Both Chisora and Fury should take different paths.

Very limited. He's just big.

The rematch will happen, and people will be equally excited about it, which wasn't very much. But it's an eliminator so it has to happen.

[alexguiness]

I did kind of get the feeling that Fury had a look at Ustinov and got cold feet...

I am not saying he backed out just because of that, but with his Uncle in hospital as well it would have provided the ideal reason / excuse.

For me, Fury is a victim of his own ******ity - yes he will fight anyone, but he also talks such a lot of crap that he needs to back up.

[LacedUp]

I did kind of get the feeling that Fury had a look at Ustinov and got cold feet...

I am not saying he backed out just because of that, but with his Uncle in hospital as well it would have provided the ideal reason / excuse.

For me, Fury is a victim of his own ******ity - yes he will fight anyone, but he also talks such a lot of crap that he needs to back up.

What made you get that feeling?

[HEND]

Oh really? We both know you know Fury is better than Ustinov.



Very limited. He's just big.

The rematch will happen, and people will be equally excited about it, which wasn't very much. But it's an eliminator so it has to happen.

What's good in Fury? He is a perfect example of a domestic level british hypejob who will get KTFO a'la Price when he'll finally get his first normal test. Beating the former cruiserweight two size smaller Cunningham (who knocked him down btw) is not prove that he is talented or serious contender. As far Tyson Fury was just talented in how to talk himself into big fights and how to bully overweighted, short heavyweights and former cruiserweights, but when he supposed to fight with his first opponent who has similar size than him, well we both know what happened... I know, that damn sickness of his uncle he couldn't do anything else but withdraw, but otherwise fuck Chisora and Haye with their fake injuries and fake surgeries...

[M Bison]

Tell Frank Warren that on his Twitter, IF you want something you gotta make it apparent to the man behind it all otherwise we're going to be waiting for Fury to fight in late October/November for a fight nobody wants to see.

[PainfromUkraine]

According to this video, Ustinov's team have been informed that Fury may well be getting his boxing license suspended "for a long time".

[alexguiness]

What made you get that feeling?

Just a feeling - Ustinov didn't seem bothered by Fury's antics at the press conference, Fury tried to rile him but I don't think it made any difference to Ustinov.

Mentally Fury is highly unstable - he admits it himself, so IMO the combination of 1) Chisora pulling out 2) His Uncle taken ill and 3) Ustinov being unfazed all contributed to Fury withdrawing from the fight last week.

Whichever way you want to call it, the road for Fury coming back is longer for not taking the fight.

It is just my opinion, that's all.