Usyk confirms Fury was his toughest fight

i hadnt seen those. now i understand the denial stage. a man after furys own heart, lol. "no man born of his mother"

 

Let's keep his thread going, mate. It's clearly very important for our boy like a pigeon and he needs it to safely reach the next stages of the grieving process.

 

This is a good description of why I also think Briedis was tougher.

 

Yes but spravedlivylev is very convincing.

 

Some people are way to invested in disputing the only man who knows for certain: Usyk.

Which begs the question: why is it so important for them to downplay Usyks achievement?

Regardless of what some people will say the fight wasn't one sided. Fury did have success where others haven't in the mid rounds, and that's what makes the rematch so intriguing.

Bring on December.

 

I have noted this.

 

The anti Fury and anti Wilder narrative went too far thats why. They went beyond saying they are good but not the best to allegging they are frauds who were never top HWs. Thought Tyson pretty much losing to a 0-0 MMA fighter makes it understandable that doesn't change Furys good performances against respected fighters.

 

Noted.

 

Fury is #2 HW of our era. He's beaten Wlad, Whyte, Wallin, and Wilder multiple times. Apparently Fury only fights guys w W last names. He also beat Chisora multiple times and Schwarz.

Wilder has done very little though. His best win was over a 38 year old, Ortiz, whom he beat again when he was 40 yrs old. But Wilder losing widely to his 2nd and 3rd best opponents, in Parker and Zhang, dont count cause he was 38 years old. Wilder had 1 competitive fight w Fury where very corrrupt judging gave him a draw and was rightfully beaten to a pulp in fights 2 and 3. Other than that his resume is full of fringe Top 10 guys and journeymen level fighters