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Appreciate it

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Yeah just about

I think Fury still takes care of him

Complete domination lol

Yeah glad he allowed it to keep going

I wouldn’t call it competitive either, Fury never matched the amount of control Usyk had in the fight overall

@@FrontRowMoe at least 75% of the rounds were definitely competitive. Usyk lost control of the fight for like 3-4 rounds. never strayed from his plan but did lose the flow. If you deny that idk what to tell you. Usyk won fair and square but that was competitive.

Early rounds were close yeah

@@FrontRowMoe Usyk won round 1,2,8,9,10,11,12 Fury won 4,5,6 Rounds 3 and 7 were close but Usyk had more effective aggression and Ring Generalship. So he wins those rounds.

Yeah honestly, I’d rather see fury vs aj at this point so we actually get that match near both of their primes. Although I think both of them are past it

Yeah I was wrong

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Lol, appreciate it

The real ones know, I knew it was gonna be major trouble for anyone that fights usyk for years. He’s the GGG of hw.

He had Usyk hurt but saw that Usyk still had his hands up and knew what was Fury was waiting for. But even then, Fury should have set something up instead of letting Usyk recover.

Glad you agree

Usyk is actually older lol

Nah mate, it's more of Usyk adjusting to Tyson's offense, and Tyson's offense is the ONLY thing that kept him in the fight. Tyson had 0 defense for Usyk (as I said he wouldn't), thus he had to use his offense itself to keep Usyk at bay as much as possible. But that's impossible at that size for an entire fight.

I thinking Fury should have doubled down after he landed that uppercut. Took a lot of setups to land something like that on Usyk and he never really had any big moments after the 6th.

@@FrontRowMoe NOPE, WRONG. The reason Fury was landing the uppercut was because Usyk was taking the angles to close the distance. If Fury started going after Usyk it would take away Usyk's need to create them to begin with and would close the distance. Those uppercuts only worked at long range.

@@FrontRowMoe Also Fury was too tired to try anything like that, so no doubling down was realistically possible.

@@MartialArtsNk i need to rewatch the fight but imho tyson was very cautious in and out all the time... the uppercut was a nice shot but lacked power since he couldnt put his weight behind it and then he suddenly decided to move forward with terrible footwork. imho tired and a scrambled mind

Reffing in Garcia’s fight was all time insane

Yeah hard to give him anything outside the early rounds

Very well said, those rounds are exactly the only rounds Fury won.

Same!!!! In the moment watching it live, I gave Fury two more rounds but then I've seen the fight five times since then and those are the only rounds that I can clearly give him 4-6 that it's!!!

Yeah even a tie seems like a reach imo

lmao, I dont think anyone's running from AJ although those would be some great fights

Gatti vs Ward could have been stopped 10 times in this same regard, but it wasn't, so stop crying.

There's nobody crying here, stupid. Maybe the other fight should've been stopped. You have to think maybe think about somebody's lives. That's in jeopardy maybe tyson fury got bring damage out of this stupid

I agree, that left hook in the 9th was brutal. Even Wilder didn’t cause that much damage to Fury’s eye

@@FrontRowMoe At no point in history did Ngannou hurt Fury at all compared to Usyk. Ngannou did get robbed and did do more damage, but Usyk fought a serious 100% Fury and he hurt him worse than anybody else by miles. Usyk caused Fury so much repeated head trauma that Fury wished everybody a happy new year...

I could see it that way

So you gave Fury 6 rounds.... You're one big casual mate. Rounds 4, 5 and 6 are Fury's, that's about it, which other rounds can you even give him other than gifting round 7?

@@MartialArtsNk Do you think Usyk won the first three rounds? I think Fury won 4,5,6 convincingly. 2,7 were close but I gave it to Fury too. I was generous when I said 114-113, you are right. But it is very difficult for me to say that Usyk won the first 3 rounds.

Yeah I thought wrong. Usyk looks amazing for his age

The jaw wasn't broken. That was a post fight press conference ploy to pretend Usyk wasn't going to show up for presser.

Outside that uppercut, Usyk seemed fine to me the whole fight. Fury’s body shots were barely impacting him

@@FrontRowMoe Cause none of them were landing. Well actually quite a few were, but most of them were blocked with Usyk's arms.

@shaz2761 It was a brutal domination son, nothing in it was close. There is 0 evidence for Usyk's jaw being broken, in fact Fury is way more likely to have a broken jaw, 10 times more likely. Was being hit with bombs at will? Son Fury landed clean like 4 times.... Yeah real nice at will... Usyk landed over 30 bombs on Fury and a punch so clean he had Fury out on his feet. And Usyk turned nothing around, it was Usyk lead, then Fury evened it out, then Usyk continued back with a lead.

@@MartialArtsNk if you don't think that fight was close, your either a Fury hater, a Usyk fan boy or a casual who knows nothing about scoring. All the commentators, experts and judges were in agreement with me that the fight was close. Frank Warren reported the jaw being broken at the presser. So I have no idea whether it was true or not.

Appreciate it, thanks

It was only a matter of time, Usky beats any heavyweight on the planet right now

Fury won the first 6, usyk won the last six. But had a knockdown in his favour. Hence the close decision.

​@@shaz2761Fury lost 1 and 2 clearly. Boxrec numbers reflect that.

@@yourcaptainspeakingband2108 box rec reflects number of punches landed, not quality. That includes partially landed shots . However I'll watch it back. I remember the first two being close TBF. So there's definitely an argument to say Usyk won them

​@@shaz2761Usyk clearly won 1 & 2. Fury won 3,4,5,6,7 and 12. Usyk won 1,2,8,9,10,11. So Fury wins by that knockdown point. I too got 6-6 but definitely Fury lost 1,2.

Yeah really don’t get how that one judge gave it to Fury

Close would mean either side could have won, but I don’t see how you can give Fury the fight

@@FrontRowMoe not really what close means but yeah, fury was running away with it until the 9th, usyk deserved the win but people are getting carried away. The moment in the 9th was big but it is 12 rounds.

@@Lomaisundisputed Son, Fury won 3 rounds, which part of that was running away with it? Rounds 4, 5 and 6, that's all Fury had, at the 9th round Usyk was up 5 rounds to 3 (without corrupt judging), so no, it wasn't close. And yeah it is 12 rounds, after being up 6-3 (-1 knockdown) at round 9, Usyk won 3 more rounds. Making it even LESS close.

@@MartialArtsNk 4, 5, 6 and 7 fury won, so at that time he was up and it looked like he was running away with it. Try to keep up.

Imagine if the ref stopped Fury vs Wilder when Fury got knocked down… we would have never seen any of this play out. The stakes were way too high for the ref to just end it like that. Fury has a lot of history of coming back and winning fights. It’s better the ref lets Fury gets knocked out, then to leave any what ifs in our minds

@@FrontRowMoe but still the ref getting next to Usyk to stop him from getting to Fury too... Shady behaviour from the ref. They were really helping Fury to stay in it. And it worked.

@@AbuYusha01 I agree the ref doing that was interesting, but if anything it only helped Usyk because he was able to clearly get ahead of Fury in rounds

@@AbuYusha01 The ref was legal you !mbecile, if the ropes stop you from going down it's considered a standing 8 count. The ref did excellent there. The only thing the ref fooked up is the low blows Fury was landing. Like stop b!tching about the ref when he did a great job, in a time where referees cheat all the time.

@@FrontRowMoe Nah the ref wasn't doing that, the ref did a great job (other than allowing occasional low blow), these casuals attacking the ref are just saying nonsense. We got referee's ruining fights all the time, especially the Garcia vs Haney fight, but this is one fight where the referee wasn't even a bad factor.

All you need to know is usyk wins 1-2-3 clearly

@@casualtee626 I had rd2 even, and Fury won rd3. Rd1 deffo Usyk.

​@@casualtee6261,2 were definitely Usyk rounds. 3 to 7 Fury

@@user-ie7hm7cw3b Fury won round 3 in no possible universe, and at which point was round 2 even? Learn how to score fights. Fury getting punched in the face and then showboating about it doesn't makes it even, it makes it a massive lead for Usyk. Rounds 1, 2 and 3 Fury got the $hit beaten out of him.

@@redeyexxx1841 Round 3 was a hard Usyk round mate, in no universe did Fury win round 3. Round 7 is the only round you can "gift" to Fury, but he didn't win it. It was simply close enough to gift it to him.

I’m glad it kept going, I would of kept wondering if Fury would of came back

No way was it 8/4

​@@Lomaisundisputedthere are 2 very close rounds so yeah, depends on which you favour.

@Lomaisundisputed it's subjective you could argue there's a swing I personally think usyk nicked it but depends what you like

@@jermainejohnson7739 it was a close fight no questions but I think the solid answer is 7-5 for usyk or even with the knockdown nicking it

@Lomaisundisputed that's fair enough I gave fury 4 or 5 rounds because of the swing round other than that it was a beat down wasn't close atall.

That's true, Fury won rounds 4, 5 and 6 clearly. He lost every other round except round 7 arguably, but those 3 he won.

@@MartialArtsNk 4, 5, 6 and maybe 12?

@@Limemill Nope, 12 is impossible. In round 12 Usyk outlanded Fury 4 to 1 and landed the better shots on top of that. Usyk won 9 rounds hard, and round 7 is the only round you can "arguably" "steal" for Fury.

Typical casual. Clearly not aware of the rules around standing counts. I will educate you. If the ring prevents someone from going down. The Ref administers a standing count.

@@shaz2761Sure, but that rule dont work in proffesional boxing from 1998, only in amateurs;)

@@panlyashko4308 yes it is. Hence the very experienced ref in this fight administered it. Even the experts and commentators were in general agreement.

It was close. One punch changed the momentum

I feel like 5 more seconds in that round would of ended it

@@user-iw4gz7vh4w It wasn't close 1 damn bit son, educate yourself. It was 3-3 leading up to round 7, where Fury threw all his cardio to make it as such. After that Usyk took over and dominated the rest again. Nothing close about it. And if your "One punch" is the one in round 9, not true at all, Usyk was brutalizing Fury way before that, including hurting him bad in round 8. Nothing was close. Like what "One punch" do you mean out of the 151 punches landed?

@@MartialArtsNk you’re full of it. The early rounds were almost all fury. Fury even did well enough to make the case that he won the later rounds too. It was not one sided or a blow out. It was close. Without that knock down Fury would’ve won. Get outta here with your bias

@@user-iw4gz7vh4w It was a one sided blow out you !mbecile. First 3 rounds were DOMINATED by Usyk. Last 5 rounds were DOMINATED by Usyk. There is no bias, Fury is my favorite boxer since 2018, so don't come to me with "bias" son.

Yeah lol I’d think he would fight more aggressively but he’s actually super disciplined

Hard agree.

I think that’s part of the reason why he’s so good, it might not be the most exciting thing but he sticks to what he practiced

I think Dana would allow it if the Stipe fights falls through

Nah it was a good scrap

@@diegovazquez3566 totally disagree, each to their own tho.

Strickland is a very technical striker but I see what you mean

@@drunkenboxing781 ur right I respect ur opinion and I agree Ddp is very sloppy and Strickland can be boring still a good fight imo

Appreciate that

you think Tom wins if Jon wrestles?

@@FrontRowMoe There's not much data at HW to tell. I know Aspinall did some rugby and is better than the rest at HW but that's about it I guess I think Tom at least survives whatever round that would happen in, and he's got 5 of them. Back to standing up, he should be able to keep it standing with adjustments. And standing up, I'm not sure Jones would be able to deal with Aspinall explosivity (it's HW, so age doesn't matter as much but he's on the wrong side of 35 now), especially if he comes built like a bag of milk again. But Jones told us himself, he wins because he's smart. He comes with a good gameplan and the right tools each time (clearly, not every fighter can say that), and amongst these, he's one of the few able to execute it. Jones would be the type to target Aspinall's knee until it explodes again, for example, lol

Him vs rumble would of been like this

Yeah but we gotta factor what weight each fighter would come in at, Alex could easily get in at a light 215-220 and have a major speed difference