Fury ducking Usyk

Fury isnt ducking anyone. He fought them all in his era, beat Klitschko first, called out joshua, beat Wilder 3 times, promised to fight Whyte and beat him, held all the belts. He certainly isnt ducking anyone.

I think he may well retire and come back once there is an undisputed champion to challenge him and get his last achievement he never had, who knows...

 

If he doesnt fight the AJ vs Usyk winner its a clear duck. Worse than Bowe vs Lewis.
Its like if Ali retired before the fight of the century or Zaire.

 

I don't think he's remotely scared of Usyk but Usyk is probably the most mentally strong fighter Fury will face. He's got a great personality and there's nothing Fury can say that would phase him.

 

Fury was "ducking" Whyte, and you saw what happened.

 

He doesnt need to prove anything against AJ or Usyk. Even if he beats the winner, people will claim he is ducking the next big deal...

I think Fury Usyk would be super interesting, id love to see it, but i dont think fury feels like he needs to take the fight at all

 

Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering.

Hope you are ok man?

 

Okay then.

 

It's funny how beating Whyte is now the ultimate accomplishment point. He beat Whyte and now there's nothing left to accomplish even when there is an opportunity to fight for undisputed. He's just a drama queen. if he really does retire now people will always question like we do now in this thread. Also fighting a crude MMA slugger instead of the AJ-Usyk winner is not a good look. Handle your business while still at the top, he has a good trainer too, don't waste that. I think Sugar Hill is the perfect trainer for AJ, now that Fury is "retired", is he available.

 

Fury never wanted that smoke. Watch him re-consider his retirement decision if AJ somehow beats Usyk in the rematch.

 

You should be shot for even remotely comparing Whyte to Usyk.

 

I can't believe people are getting their knickers in a twist about Fury 'retiring'.

Surely you all realise now that when top level boxers say they have retired, then they get offered a hell of a lot more money to come out of retirement. How many times did Mayweather 'retire', only to come back for another enormous payday (FYI, it was at least 4 at the last count)

So in a nutshell - Fury has not retired, he's just trying to make his future fight(s) even more of a money spinner - and those fight(s) are 100% certain to be with the winner of Joshua and Usyk, as there is no one else worth fighting.

 

Pretty pathetic from Fury if he refuses to fight for undisputed. Will certainly not go down as a top heavyweight of all time if he ducks.