Tyson Luke Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk. Who wins & How (Poll)

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Who wins and how

  1. Fury points

    16 vote(s)
    18.4%
  2. Fury Stoppage

    21 vote(s)
    24.1%
  3. Usyk Points

    39 vote(s)
    44.8%
  4. Usyk Stoppage

    9 vote(s)
    10.3%
  5. Draw

    1 vote(s)
    1.1%
  6. DQ

    1 vote(s)
    1.1%
  1. ash234

    ash234 Ash Full Member

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    Can we get Joe Cortez in as referee
     
  2. Guru88

    Guru88 Active Member Full Member

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    Who cares where fury is from, he’s a bellend, did you pay £30 for the Chisora fight? He’s only took this fight because he was forced ffs, otherwise he’d have you lot paying to watch him fight utter shite
     
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  3. peter_uk

    peter_uk Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Fury should win given his natural advantages, but the drugs, alcohol and wild weight fluctuations will catch up with Fury at some point and that point could be now. In the Wilder III, Chisora III, Whyte and Ngannou fights Fury looked noticeably slower and less sharp IMO, at some point you can't attribute it to poor preparation as opposed to natural decline. I think after a pensive first few rounds Usyk's volume will overwhelm Fury leading to a stoppage.
     
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  4. EJC83

    EJC83 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Nandralone, that's what he needs
     
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  5. BrokerNYC

    BrokerNYC Dubai Full Member

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    IMO - All of the elite take some form of PEDs… (I have no evidence of this just my opinion)
     
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  6. Wig

    Wig Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I’ve always thought Fury smashes the little midget cruiserweight to bits. Punches a hole right through the side of him and gets zero credit for doing so in hindsight.

    The fifty pound weight advantage and ten inch or whatever reach advantage is real.

    The ONLY thing which has made me re consider this take, was what I witnessed when Fury got in there with a 0-0 boxing novice and got ragdolled on the inside.

    (Joshua now fancies his chances against the same novice now he has racked up a 100% losing record)

    Fury has never been outmanned on the inside before in his career to my knowledge. Yet an MMA novice was able to beat him in the clinches. This is telling.

    not only that; fury’s timing looked off and his legs have been shot since the Wallin fight.

    Tyson Fury is a shot fighter to my acute boxing eye.

    My expectations are therefore Fury’s only tactic here will be - sensibly - to go all in on his size advantage and simply rough house the little feather fisted midget into submission.

    shot to bits old delboy chisora with a war cap on showed how a seasoned heavyweight roughs up a zippy cruiserweight with no pop. Welcome to the big dogs, BRUTHA USK.

    Fury is levels above shot old Del in every aspect. The blueprint has been laid.

    Joshua cannot fight on the inside and has a glass heart (and a glass jaw) so opted to try and stick and move against a much smarter operator, and a lefty to boot. No dice.

    Dynamite Daniel DUBOIS has a glass heart and a granite knee. He was never going to put it on USKY the way Fury needs to.

    The question is for me; does the little BRUTHA from the EASTERN BLOC have the heart to hang in the cauldron with Fury when it gets heated up?

    DDD was able to elicit a clear chink in the USKY armour when he folded him like a cheap laptop for five minutes straight off a dubious low blow.

    The likeable little lefty is going to come in with a plan to pick Fury off with speed and angles, darting in and out and peppering him with that backhand.

    USKY deserves huge credit if he can overcome the size advantage and win here, massive massive credit.

    that said, I’m going to plump for a Fury stoppage: not one for the purists.
     
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  7. lfcirishdog

    lfcirishdog Member Full Member

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    Fight goes the distance I think.
     
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  8. hobby rider

    hobby rider Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Somebody who rates Wilder as 50/50 against any heavy in history makes your opinion worthless.
     
  9. Murderers' Row

    Murderers' Row Boxing Addict Full Member

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    No, I didn't pay.
     
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  10. UmarIFLUmar

    UmarIFLUmar Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I just can't imagine either guy getting stopped in this. Both fighters have good chins and the best powers of recovery in the division. Neither guy is renowned for hitting particularly hard. Its a 12 rounder for sure. If Usyk gets hurt he'll get on his bike and his footwork will get him out of trouble. Fury on the other hand will start grabbing on and smother Usyk.

    I think Usyk wins a close but correct split decision.
     
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  11. Wig

    Wig Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Luckily for both of us your opinion is as valid as mine.
     
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  12. Heisenberg

    Heisenberg @paulmillsfitness Full Member

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  13. BrokerNYC

    BrokerNYC Dubai Full Member

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    Incredible
     
  14. ash234

    ash234 Ash Full Member

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    That the same Fury who tried boxing for Ireland at the Olympics and said he didn’t feel British?

    A true patriot.
     
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  15. Murderers' Row

    Murderers' Row Boxing Addict Full Member

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    He certainly does now doesn't he?
     
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