All these Fury fans making all these threads claiming he won or was robbed you're just making yourself look daft. Fury was competitive and you should be proud of your man for atleast giving us some memorable fights, but he lost to Usyk clearly and you just need to move on show some humility and accept the loss. I'm a massive fan of Juan Manuel Marquez and I was annoyed when he lost to Timothy Bradley but you know what I had to accept he just lost a competitive fight and clearly didn't do enough. Living in a bubble world and trying create a false reality of what happened isn't the way to go about it, be a real boxing fan and not a fan boy and just accept the loss we all have fighters we root for who lose.
Agreed. Fury will forever be one of the greatest what if's. What if he'd stayed in shape or what if he'd have been disciplined, never taken cocaine etc etc. The question of how good he could have been seems to be clouding peoples judgement.
Agree with this, too. I've said from years back that the best version of Fury would probably beat Usyk. I've also been skeptical about whether we'd ever see the best version of Fury simply because of who he is. No fighter can pig out until they become blimp sized, do mega drugs and regularly become blackout drunk vomiting outside nightclubs and be their best selves. Usyk trains like Leonidas and has reaped the rewards.
The best version of Fury is trouble for anyone in the history of the sport. He just blew it. Fury fans must feel like the dude that gets caught cheating on his girl and the next day she wins the lottery. Almost had it, almost! LOL, Usyl 8-4, 9-3.
Fury is a handful for any heavyweight that's ever fought. His combination of size, agility, boxing skills and heart make him a competitive fight for anyone. He's beatable though and just got beat by the better man. I hope he fights Joshua next and we find out who's the best Brit HW of this generation. I think Fury is the better boxer but Joshua on his game is no slouch and certainly has the punch to make it interesting.