Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou | TNT PPV - 28 October 2023

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Who wins?

Poll ended at 28 Oct 2023, 10:31

Fury - Decision
6
13%
Fury - T/KO
31
65%
DRAW
3
6%
Ngannou - T/KO
6
13%
Ngannou - Decision
2
4%
 
Total votes: 48

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Re: Tyson Fury vs. TBA - July 2023

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When all else fails, mention AJ.
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. TBA - July 2023

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The Gratest wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 04:08 When all else fails, mention AJ.
:lol:
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. TBA - July 2023

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Can’t believe what I’m reading.

Fury - Ruiz is a terrible fight. The guys had one decent win. That was years ago and he got dominated in the rematch.

Fury is going to stand him on his head.
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Nightmare Roy wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 04:33
The Gratest wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 04:08 When all else fails, mention AJ.
:lol:
I don’t think Tony can help it, lads. Anyway, he is still relevant in a few peoples eyes so he will be mentioned a lot if Fury faces Ruiz.
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Nightmare Roy wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 04:33
The Gratest wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 04:08 When all else fails, mention AJ.
:lol:
:salut:
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. TBA - July 2023

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mickey1975 wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 06:05
Nightmare Roy wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 04:33
The Gratest wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 04:08 When all else fails, mention AJ.
:lol:
I don’t think Tony can help it, lads. Anyway, he is still relevant in a few peoples eyes so he will be mentioned a lot if Fury faces Ruiz.
Both Fury and AJ are down the pecking order compared to road warrior has gloves will travel to fight any man born of his mother Spartan extraordinaire Usyk :yay: :box:
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tonyevs wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 03:29 Yes - Ruiz v Wilder would have been far more interesting. It would have, potentially, shown us what Wilder can do .. at present most view him as just a crude big puncher with little boxing ability. If Ruiz comes in so-so shape that could be confirmed or rubbished it.
What we know is AJ easily outboxed Ruiz. the much taller and physically bigger Fury is very likely to just as easily outbox Ruiz in a bore-fest.

Nobody expects Fury to face a risky challenge with the Saudi double header being touted .. however it's been over a year since Fury fought the shell of Whyte (not that it was certain beforehand) and almost 2 years since his last competitive fight

Fury's fight record is not gonna age well - at the moment he is comparable to Valuevs I'd say .. about as popular now too :verysad:
Valuev would have been a tough for some of the current crop. Wilder on particular would probably end up looking like Hide v Bowe.
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. TBA - July 2023

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mickey1975 wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 03:30
tonyevs wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 02:33 Ruiz apparently confirmed I read :verysad:

The softest defence they could sell by looks. Literally living off the 1 good result years ago in Ruiz's whole career .. and no mention he was so easily outboxed by AJ straight after that it convinced him he was a master boxer :brick:


Very poor match up as expected.
When was AJ’s last good result? Most people would say Wlad six years ago. What would you say?
His last good result was his last fight, less than a month ago .. a win is always a good result in boxing :TU:

His last good performance? that was last August against Usyk. He fought better than the first, and the fact he lost the decision to a better opponent doesn`t detract from a good performance by him. Usyk was simply a better fighter - good enough to convince Fury not to fight him anyways :doh:
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mickey1975 wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 06:05
Nightmare Roy wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 04:33
The Gratest wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 04:08 When all else fails, mention AJ.
:lol:
I don’t think Tony can help it, lads. Anyway, he is still relevant in a few peoples eyes so he will be mentioned a lot if Fury faces Ruiz.
I pretty sure that was aimed at you Mick :brick:
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tonyevs wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 09:33
mickey1975 wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 03:30
tonyevs wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 02:33 Ruiz apparently confirmed I read :verysad:

The softest defence they could sell by looks. Literally living off the 1 good result years ago in Ruiz's whole career .. and no mention he was so easily outboxed by AJ straight after that it convinced him he was a master boxer :brick:


Very poor match up as expected.
When was AJ’s last good result? Most people would say Wlad six years ago. What would you say?
His last good result was his last fight, less than a month ago .. a win is always a good result in boxing :TU:

His last good performance? that was last August against Usyk. He fought better than the first, and the fact he lost the decision to a better opponent doesn`t detract from a good performance by him. Usyk was simply a better fighter - good enough to convince Fury not to fight him anyways :doh:
I think we will leave it on that note, Tony.
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tonyevs wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 09:33
mickey1975 wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 03:30
tonyevs wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 02:33 Ruiz apparently confirmed I read :verysad:

The softest defence they could sell by looks. Literally living off the 1 good result years ago in Ruiz's whole career .. and no mention he was so easily outboxed by AJ straight after that it convinced him he was a master boxer :brick:


Very poor match up as expected.
When was AJ’s last good result? Most people would say Wlad six years ago. What would you say?
His last good result was his last fight, less than a month ago .. a win is always a good result in boxing :TU:

His last good performance? that was last August against Usyk. He fought better than the first, and the fact he lost the decision to a better opponent doesn`t detract from a good performance by him. Usyk was simply a better fighter - good enough to convince Fury not to fight him anyways :doh:
LMAO at the fake ‘AJ did much better the second time’ against Usyk… he arguably lost 11 rounds and that fake media narrative is only pushed because of the biased commentary, the crooked scorecards and Spencer Oliver cringe post fight pep talk…:
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. TBA - July 2023

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JamesPhilips wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 12:29
tonyevs wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 09:33
mickey1975 wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 03:30
When was AJ’s last good result? Most people would say Wlad six years ago. What would you say?
His last good result was his last fight, less than a month ago .. a win is always a good result in boxing :TU:

His last good performance? that was last August against Usyk. He fought better than the first, and the fact he lost the decision to a better opponent doesn`t detract from a good performance by him. Usyk was simply a better fighter - good enough to convince Fury not to fight him anyways :doh:
LMAO at the fake ‘AJ did much better the second time’ against Usyk… he arguably lost 11 rounds and that fake media narrative is only pushed because of the biased commentary, the crooked scorecards and Spencer Oliver cringe post fight pep talk…:
Nah - he defo did OK/better
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. TBA - July 2023

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I agree with James, AJ did nothing considerably better in fight 2 than he did in fight 1.

I just cant see this noticable improvement that others refer, he was soundly beaten in both.
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Frostieballs wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 12:41
JamesPhilips wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 12:29
tonyevs wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 09:33

His last good result was his last fight, less than a month ago .. a win is always a good result in boxing :TU:

His last good performance? that was last August against Usyk. He fought better than the first, and the fact he lost the decision to a better opponent doesn`t detract from a good performance by him. Usyk was simply a better fighter - good enough to convince Fury not to fight him anyways :doh:
LMAO at the fake ‘AJ did much better the second time’ against Usyk… he arguably lost 11 rounds and that fake media narrative is only pushed because of the biased commentary, the crooked scorecards and Spencer Oliver cringe post fight pep talk…:
Nah - he defo did OK/better
Lol this is proof of commentary and narrative bias.
Loom at punch stats alone:

Fight 1:
Usyk 148
AJ 123

Fight 2:
Usyk 170
AJ 124

So in the second fight Joshua landed ONE punch more lol and Usyk 22 punches more
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AJ actually managed to put Usyk under some sort of pressure and looking uncomfortable in the 2nd fight .. certainly didn't manage to do that in 12rnds in the first fight. That was definitely an improvement.

He was soundly beaten on both occasions. But Usyk is clearly a better boxer than AJ .. so AJ could potentially fight him again (as may happen if the Saudi double header goes ahead) and improve more .. and still be soundly beaten for a 3rd time by Usyk. Usyk is just better.
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tonyevs wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 13:37 AJ actually managed to put Usyk under some sort of pressure and looking uncomfortable in the 2nd fight .. certainly didn't manage to do that in 12rnds in the first fight. That was definitely an improvement.

He was soundly beaten on both occasions. But Usyk is clearly a better boxer than AJ .. so AJ could potentially fight him again (as may happen if the Saudi double header goes ahead) and improve more .. and still be soundly beaten for a 3rd time by Usyk. Usyk is just better.
Lol at ‘AJ put Usyk under pressure’ in the second fight. That’s the fake narrative of the 9th round Joshua tried to throw a few body shots all of which were blocked. Joshua landed one more punch in the entire fight…. If that is the definition of putting on additional pressure then you can say Floyd Patterson put more pressure on Liston in their second fight…. Meanwhile Usyk landed 22 times the number of additional punches so it sounds like the ‘extra pressure’ was very ineffective 👍🏼
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JamesPhilips wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 13:45
tonyevs wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 13:37 AJ actually managed to put Usyk under some sort of pressure and looking uncomfortable in the 2nd fight .. certainly didn't manage to do that in 12rnds in the first fight. That was definitely an improvement.

He was soundly beaten on both occasions. But Usyk is clearly a better boxer than AJ .. so AJ could potentially fight him again (as may happen if the Saudi double header goes ahead) and improve more .. and still be soundly beaten for a 3rd time by Usyk. Usyk is just better.
Lol at ‘AJ put Usyk under pressure’ in the second fight. That’s the fake narrative of the 9th round Joshua tried to throw a few body shots all of which were blocked. Joshua landed one more punch in the entire fight…. If that is the definition of putting on additional pressure then you can say Floyd Patterson put more pressure on Liston in their second fight…. Meanwhile Usyk landed 22 times the number of additional punches so it sounds like the ‘extra pressure’ was very ineffective 👍🏼
AJ fanbois. Gotta love them.
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Its there on YouTube mate - its clear he did better 2nd time around.

Ignoring the score cards - AJ was able to put more pressure on Usyk, and wasn`t looking as vulnerable in the 2nd fight as the 1st. Those are improvements .. that he still didn`t win is missing the point - Aj just does not have the skills to beat Usyk.

So you think he did worse? or exactly the same??
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tonyevs wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 14:37 Its there on YouTube mate - its clear he did better 2nd time around.

Ignoring the score cards - AJ was able to put more pressure on Usyk, and wasn`t looking as vulnerable in the 2nd fight as the 1st. Those are improvements .. that he still didn`t win is missing the point - Aj just does not have the skills to beat Usyk.

So you think he did worse? or exactly the same??
I would suggest roughly the same - I mean in the second fight Usyk landed a significant additional number of punches….I was actually quite surprised by that number. However I do think Joshua was more hurt in the first fight and almost stopped in the last round. However I stand by what I said - Joshua was no better offensively.
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Its your opinion, so that's fine.

My point was, for AJ, the 2nd Usyk fight was a good performance. We may differ on if his overall performance was better .. or roughly the same. But he still showed he was top tier of the heavyweight scene. Not as good as Usyk .. but Usyk is generally accepted now as top man so being 2nd .. 3rd or even fourth best is still a good performance.
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oogiebe wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 14:22
JamesPhilips wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 13:45
tonyevs wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 13:37 AJ actually managed to put Usyk under some sort of pressure and looking uncomfortable in the 2nd fight .. certainly didn't manage to do that in 12rnds in the first fight. That was definitely an improvement.

He was soundly beaten on both occasions. But Usyk is clearly a better boxer than AJ .. so AJ could potentially fight him again (as may happen if the Saudi double header goes ahead) and improve more .. and still be soundly beaten for a 3rd time by Usyk. Usyk is just better.
Lol at ‘AJ put Usyk under pressure’ in the second fight. That’s the fake narrative of the 9th round Joshua tried to throw a few body shots all of which were blocked. Joshua landed one more punch in the entire fight…. If that is the definition of putting on additional pressure then you can say Floyd Patterson put more pressure on Liston in their second fight…. Meanwhile Usyk landed 22 times the number of additional punches so it sounds like the ‘extra pressure’ was very ineffective 👍🏼
AJ fanbois. Gotta love them.
i dont think saying aj put him under more pressure in fight 2 is really fanboi level tbh, did he have a round in the first fight as good as the ninth in the second? even though usyk always had things under control and won clearly i think josh did a bit better in fight 2, not remarkably better but better nonetheless

if someone is saying aj won fight 2 or had usyk ready to go........well then yes that is nutty
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margaret thatcher wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 16:09
oogiebe wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 14:22
JamesPhilips wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 13:45

Lol at ‘AJ put Usyk under pressure’ in the second fight. That’s the fake narrative of the 9th round Joshua tried to throw a few body shots all of which were blocked. Joshua landed one more punch in the entire fight…. If that is the definition of putting on additional pressure then you can say Floyd Patterson put more pressure on Liston in their second fight…. Meanwhile Usyk landed 22 times the number of additional punches so it sounds like the ‘extra pressure’ was very ineffective 👍🏼
AJ fanbois. Gotta love them.
i dont think saying aj put him under more pressure in fight 2 is really fanboi level tbh, did he have a round in the first fight as good as the ninth in the second? even though usyk always had things under control and won clearly i think josh did a bit better in fight 2, not remarkably better but better nonetheless

if someone is saying aj won fight 2 or had usyk ready to go........well then yes that is nutty
Knew you'd chime in on that post Jammy. ;-)
Whether he did or didn't do better has no impact on the outcome. Fanbois like to say those things. Dude lost. It wasn't close. Only diff was Usyk didn't have him as hurt as he did in the first fight. So maybe that is doing better.
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oogiebe wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 16:23
margaret thatcher wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 16:09
oogiebe wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 14:22
AJ fanbois. Gotta love them.
i dont think saying aj put him under more pressure in fight 2 is really fanboi level tbh, did he have a round in the first fight as good as the ninth in the second? even though usyk always had things under control and won clearly i think josh did a bit better in fight 2, not remarkably better but better nonetheless

if someone is saying aj won fight 2 or had usyk ready to go........well then yes that is nutty
So maybe that is doing better.
there ya go, ya fanboi :TU:
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margaret thatcher wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 16:24
oogiebe wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 16:23
margaret thatcher wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 16:09

i dont think saying aj put him under more pressure in fight 2 is really fanboi level tbh, did he have a round in the first fight as good as the ninth in the second? even though usyk always had things under control and won clearly i think josh did a bit better in fight 2, not remarkably better but better nonetheless

if someone is saying aj won fight 2 or had usyk ready to go........well then yes that is nutty
So maybe that is doing better.
there ya go, ya fanboi :TU:
Not really keen on being partially quoted there sir.
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oogiebe wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 16:23
margaret thatcher wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 16:09
oogiebe wrote: 30 Apr 2023, 14:22
AJ fanbois. Gotta love them.
i dont think saying aj put him under more pressure in fight 2 is really fanboi level tbh, did he have a round in the first fight as good as the ninth in the second? even though usyk always had things under control and won clearly i think josh did a bit better in fight 2, not remarkably better but better nonetheless

if someone is saying aj won fight 2 or had usyk ready to go........well then yes that is nutty
Knew you'd chime in on that post Jammy. ;-)
Whether he did or didn't do better has no impact on the outcome. Fanbois like to say those things. Dude lost. It wasn't close. Only diff was Usyk didn't have him as hurt as he did in the first fight. So maybe that is doing better.
there ya go my aj fanboi....... so maybe that is doing better, i agree :OhYes:
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