Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk - Who is the Baddest man on the Planet?

Actually ive had a good think over this one and decided thats it me.

 

Fact is Fury would KO or stop every single man Usyk has fought with relative ease

Fury is a heavyweight. Usyk is not.

And this is all people will discuss after the fight

 

Wilder remains the baddest.
Usyk is the smartest and Fury the luckiest. He made millions of bucks facing three times a fighter with no fundamentals and finding two different referees who counted 3 times until 18 instead than 10.

Lol

 

How much are the furries paying you to post this crap?

 

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Shitty unhealthy energy drinks and a crappy book coming in November, no thanks. **** the cokehead dosser!!!

 

When youve zoned back in after the meth has worn off u may want to think about editing that.. think before hallucinating next time

 

You really are one of my favourite posters on here, keep it coming!

 

That's an answer to a different question...

 

That's a given. It was all the inference from how Usyk fought Joshua and how that applies to Fury that had me scratching my head - whilst Usyk has some consistent attributes, it doesn't follow that he would make the same decisions against Fury as he did against AJ; Fury and Joshua are pretty damn different, so I think most of that analysis is flawed because it was Usyk v AJ, and additionanly it was a rematch where Usyk had already learned a lot from the 1st fight.

 

Come on, dude! Dont be too serious. The post wanted to be a little ironic. Logical that those counts were regular even if slow.