Fury will easily bounce back

That would be no fun. Not for any boxing fans.

For Fury fans, yes, but not for those who care about boxing.

 

Joshua's already been exposed in ducking Fury (and Ortiz, and Wilder) by his promoter:

https://www.boxingforum24.com/threa...ucking-of-fury-in-bombshell-interview.694541/

Joshua would have found a way out in Fury's position, just as he did against the morbidly obese Mexican middleweight.

Usyk ducked the heavyweight division for almost 8 years after winning his gold medal. He was 33 when he fought Chisora in late 2020.

 

If he beats a very respected boxer and he does it fair and square, then why would it be bad?
The champion should be the best, and I dont care where did he come from. If the best comes from mma, so be it, I have no problem at all as long as he is really the best.

But the truth is that that gnannou guy is a potato sack who throws 20 ****ing punches per round (literally, look for compubox stats), who cant move his feet properly in the ring to save his life, who resets like a little girl whenever he is fainted and who jumps back (ffs!! he jumps!!!) when he tries to move backward.

That potato sack has no ****ing idea about boxing, any freaking decent HW would box his head off and send him to the hospital. But, ofc, fury couldnt help but to be a clown and **** up big time in front of every single boxing legend alive at ringside. What a clown, ****ing cancer to boxing.

gannou will never step into the ring again, that's for sure. And if I'm wrong, even better because you will see him feet up on the cavas.

 

It would be extremely embarrassing for boxing as a sport if someone who hasn't competed in it before instantly takes it over.

 

As long as he does it fair and square I see no problem. The best is the best. If it happens, the *******s embarrasing the sport is not him but the whole set of mediocres who hold the titles.

By no means gnannou looked good because he's good last saturday. He looked good because fury is a clown. It was not gannou who embarrased boxing, it was that imbecile fury.

 

it's not just a KD. Calzaghe got KDed vs RJJ, but he put on a clinic that night. A one sided win.

Saturday night was much more than a KD. Ngannou dominated the clinch, controlled the center, landed the clean and meaningful shots, clowned him with a superman punch AND raggdolled him into the suck d**k position ala Wlad vs Haye. Sadly the script didn't allow for Francis to take his rightful W, but at least he made a ton of money.

There is no bounce back for Fury. 100% done and clearly WAY passed it

 

Lol the brain rot in the Fury fan base is real

"Usyk ducked the HW division for 8 years" Lol you mean being in another weight division is ducking? So I guess Pacquiao and Mayweather ducking the Heavyweights too?

Is that how you rationalize your hype train derailing in front of your eyes, after ducking AJ and Usyk for years?

Tyson Fury was exposed no one else... because no one else ever cherrypicked so pathetically and performed so miserably in the history of the sport.... what a disgrace!!

 

And then you wake up with your PJs all sticky. We know.

 

People really think Fury is leaving this sport with a whimper not a bang

Hehe

 

As fat as Fury is he can probably bounce easily.

 

Most of Fury's highlight reel consists of him arising from the canvas. See how good I am despite the fine China.

 

Yet Ngannou, the boxing novice, performed 10x better against Fury than the experienced pro boxer Chisora did.

 

Ngannou had the range on Fury despite the height difference and didn't need to press him inside. 83 inch wingspan - 9 inches more than Chisora and same as Fury. It nullified most of Fury's outside dominance.

 

Well no ****? I mean what do you expect? It was the guys first ever boxing match lol. You can't expect him to have the skill/experience of people who've been pros for years.

 

"So I guess Pacquiao and Mayweather ducking the Heavyweights too?"

What a low IQ argument. Usyk was cutting weight to make cruiser, he'd been competing at SHW in the amateurs since he was 25. He was 207-213 lbs in the 2013 WSB, aka a heavyweight. But for whatever reason he ducked the heavyweight division until 2020. And because he was chasing Joshua ever since moving up via the WBO mandatory route, a Fury fight was only possible in 2023 at the earliest (especially as Usyk "wasn't ready" for the December 2022 date due to having "injuries" and "needing to recover and spend time with my family").

It's not speculation that Joshua ducked Fury. Read what Hearn was saying: "AJ shouldn't accept the fight, I'm not devastated that it's fallen though" etc.

"because no one else ever cherrypicked so pathetically and performed so miserably in the history of the sport"

https://images.daznservices.com/di/...5o8mv533v14bxx8d1f15uw.jpg?t=1104976108&w=800

I was saying before the fight that Ngannou was more dangerous than most contenders. It wasn't rocket science:

"I told Ngannou after the spar: 'You can come to boxing no problem, this is easy for you'. Ngannou is one of the strongest men you will ever see in any combat sport." - Joe Joyce, 2020

"Francis can bang, he is very strong, I mean, who knows, he could knock Dillian Whyte out man." - Joe Joyce, 2021