Fury's Power

I'm not sure he hits harder than Usyk.

 

Tyson isn't a big puncher, and has never been one.

 

People say he does not hit hard, but all of his opponents look terrible after they fight him. He is not a classic one punch knockout boxer, but he definitely isn't a soft puncher and his jab is very good. Look at how it was throwing Wilder off at the start in the second round, even when Wilder was fresh and confident. He can also throw solid shots up close without much extension.

Saying that, if he had a Joshua right hand, Wilder would've been gone a lot sooner last night.

 

Because nine times out of ten a guy who hits hard enough to hurt you but not hard enough to knock you out is going to do you more damage than a guy who can knock you spark out.
Take for example Muhammad Ali beating Ernie Terrell's face into hamburger

 

That was a huge uppercut from Fury before the final right hand that dropped Wilder on his face.

 

He knocked a still fresh Wilder down with one shot in the 3rd so does carry enough.

 

He's a big puncher.
Every top heavyweight is a big puncher, with very few exceptions.

 

That right hook that came crashing down on Wilders head carried a lot of power. When he winds up like that Fury can hit very hard

 

Fury is a big strong man 270+ don't let his physique fool you. when he lands flush he punches hard. Even when he doesn't you can feel the weight of his punches.

 

Its clubbing power, not like wilder where he punches through peoples chins.. Ahem, I mean punches through bin mens chins.

Fury clubs people with his weight behind him.

He has plenty of power but its delivered in a different manner to a ko artist like wilder.

 

6'9

 

Wilder's ear was bleeding again also.

 

He's become a heavy handed, clubbing puncher, where before he was more of a fast punching flurrier. He's always had power though. That was evident since way back if you've followed his early career on the UK domestic scene. Once he moved up the ranks he started to fight more on the backfoot and whip in quick, snapping shots with not a lot of weight on them then dance off before his opponent could land their own. Following his getting with Sugar Hill he's become more of a front foot fighter, putting more of his weight into shots. Obviously that has an effect when you're as big as he is.

As for where he ranks in the division, hard to say. You wouldn't want to take shots off him, but then he's unlikely to flatline you with one shot like a Wilder or Whyte. He's a bit like a slightly whipper Joe Joyce or a slightly less heavy handed Helenius.