Tyson Fury will easily win the rematch

Thinking about it im actually agreeing with you. Think it’s going to be a first round KO first punch he lands will take usyk out. See you on the 21st

 

If Fury wins or even gets close to a win I will eat your shoes.

 

Yeah, the narrative that Fury won the early rounds doesn’t anchor itself in reality and detailed analysis.

Usyk was bullying Fury around the ring, dictating position and connecting with many hard, well chosen, meaningful punches which no doubt took their toll on Tyson as the fight wore on.

I find it laughable when anyone claims that round 9 was the pivot and turned it all around for Usyk.

By round 9 Fury had already copped a good going over, including a busted nose - round 9 simply punctuated Usyk’s well established momentum, a crescendo that Olek had been clearly building toward over 5 rounds in total (rds 1-3 and rds 7-8).

 

I personally think Usyk severely underperformed first time around, I see him winning in a shut out this time, either by mid rounds KO or wide UD.

 

Usyk winning the first fight doesn’t moot the concerns re a possible repeat of slanted scoring and dodgy refereeing conduct the second time around.

 

Agree with everything but I feel that even if Usyk wins he's going to stick around too long until he eventually loses. If he wins the rematch he needs to retire immediately and go down as one of the best ever.

 

You don't usually win rematches period when you lost 8-9 rounds in the first fight, and you definitely don't win "easily". Going in Fury and Sugar H realize they can't outbox Usyk, I think the gameplan is going to be to make the fight as rugged on the inside as possible and muscle and bulk Usyk around. I think Fury is going to willingly give up rounds to try to overpower Usyk. The thing is, if he can't (and I don't think he can), he's gonna run out of gas and end up getting stopped by Usyk.

 

It’s not an easy fight for Usyk. He’s fighting a much larger man with a very fluid offensive style. That is not easy to overcome at age 37. The first fight was extremely competitive and taxing for both men. I give Usyk a slight advantage going in because he hasn’t abused his body but a Fury win would not surprise me.

 

I would like to see him win but I highly doubt he does.

 

I could see Fury winning but it damn sure won't be easy

 

Whether it resulted in a close fight or clear margin of victory, you can’t take for granted what Usyk has to bring to the table every time out against his bigger opposition.

A good measure of Olek’s defence is his actual offence - backed by an exceptional work rate - but a work rate that has now lessened a bit over the last few years.

Not to discredit Fury’s work during rounds 4-6 but I also saw Usyk taking an uncharacteristic breather starting at round 4 - which made him that bit more vulnerable.

Sure, by round 7 Usyk had adjusted but he had also become that much more active again.

 

I agree. Just retire.

Plenty of money, hot wife etc, burgeoning movie career, what more could you want?

Has he got kids? I dunno. Maybe that’s something he also might want to get on to.

Pop out some little “Oleks” - like the equivalent name “Alex”, it can be applied to either gender.

For ease of reference, just put a number after the names, ala George Foreman and his brood - showing absolute respect for the individual identities of his offspring.

Usyk’s nuts can only take so many low blows before fatherhood becomes a moot point.

Dubois did his level best to fast track Usyk to infertility.

To a lesser extent, Fury perpetuated the theme and objective.

At any rate, IF Olek had made that wise decision - to retire, we just know that there would still be that contingent who would, believing that it was a closer fight than it was, claim that Usyk avoided and ducked the rematch - a rematch that they would “calculate” Tyson as having had a good chance of winning.

Like multiple fights that Fury somehow managed not to engage in, including during the period of his deliberate delaying of the Usyk fight - certain fans would always afford Tyson the “imagined” margin of superiority.

It’s a concern when your “paper” credits approximate to or even exceed your material credits. A career well “imagined”.

One very strange (or not so strange) thing on this board - fair critique of Fury inexplicably defaults you into a “hater” and an AJ “fanboy” at the same time. Lol.

An obviously “loaded” and wayward opinion to say the least. Says more about the accusers’ luggage than anyone else’s.