You can't have any rational discussion with fanboys, it's a waste of time. No matter what happens, Fury is the winner. I mean if Ngannou beats Joshua : Fury lost because Ngannou is a freak of nature. Then Joshua litteraly destroyed Ngannou : Fury didn't take the fight seriously. He tried everything to win, even an elbow and still lost. Why ? Because he's pillow fisted and physically weaker than Ngannou. Joshua can punch really really hard at least, here's the main difference. With Joshua's power, Fury would have easily won the fight, too bad his punches were way too weak for Ngannou.
But but but he didn't train while he always looked out of shape his whole career. His main attribute = dirty boxing (understand leaning all of his weight on his opponent). So he always comes heavier than his opponent, too bad he could not bully Ngannou.
Ngannou would be great as Dylan Whyte's comeback. Maybe give the guy a break because he lost to an ex-dominant champ who's back at the top of his game ... in his second fight. Ngannou should find his level and get a win under his belt ... then go from there.
So Fury got knocked down & still was content to just do enough for a SD? Imagine the supposed champ getting knocked down in front of the whole boxing royalty by a rank novice & deciding that its still an "exhibition" instead of deciding that he needs to get up & prove a point like Johnson did against Ketchel Whatever helps Fury fans cope with being unable to admit that he just isn't that good I guess
No it wasn't extremely obvious because if that was the case it would have been said by plenty of people in the live rbr thread at the time Now we have even graduated to claiming that Fury "carried" him (by landing desperate illegal elbows I guess) Don't change the narrative now after AJ exposed how garbage Fury is
Ali fought better in the second fight, in the third fight he just lay on the ropes covering in the early rounds and then it just turned into a brawl at least he moved more in the first fight and was in better condition.