Now that Tyson Fury has lost his 0 will he become a better fighter?

AJ after losing to Usyk

1. Hired 2 trainers who both sucked and whispered sweet nothings in his ears. Didn't say anything constructive because like "damn you're stiff and useless" because they wanted a paycheck
2. Paid £2000 to spend 5 days in a dark room
3. Cried into a pillow which lordlosh bought on ebay recently for another 5 days
4. Fought exactly the same in the rematch then threw a hissy fit afterwards saying he's not a 12 round fighter and basically called himself a bodybuilding bum which he isn't wrong about

Fury:

1.Wished every a happy new year (because he's a time traveller and knows he will win the rematch on December 21st)
2. Went out on the lash with the boys and got downed on his 20th pint to make sure he's ready if Usyk does drop him to canvas this time
3. Back in training the next day excited at the prospect and the good odds of him winning the rematch

How many times has AJ been "reborn again" by his fanboys? lol.

 

Aj hand picking Furys terrible performances
No doubt his d..kriders would go off on one If Fury cherry picked Ruiz and smashed him to pieces

 

While I've never cared much for Fury this is the most interesting part of a fighter's career imo. After a big loss, how they bounce back. Do they change as a fighter? Do they avenge it? Do they prove it was a speed bump in their career instead of a pothole.

 

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Clearly, or he wouldn’t have taken them.

 

"Disputed decision" when pretty much everyone on this forum had Usyk clearly winning the fight.

Not disputed at all a clear win for Usyk 8-4 with the knockdown.

 

They are on the same level as fury, not sure about Usyk though.

 

And how many times are you going to change the narrative to deal with the copium of Fury losing ?

 

Hopefully more likely to take on the other big dogs

 

How many times does a religious person thank and look to god despite all of the evils of the world?

 

He's referring to the only scores that really matter: the judges. A split decision is technically disputed, and probably easier to swallow loss wise.

I expect Fury to rise for the occasion and give us a better fight than the first. It's likely Usyk outpoints him again but wouldn't rule out a late TKO by Fury.

 

Well going by that logic I guess every bad decision or scorecard in history doesn't matter then and we should accept it.

A very small minority believe it was disputed I would say less than 10 percent.

 

Then it's still disputed isn't it? Doesn't matter if it's 1% or 99%.