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Fury is all heart. Nobody can even understand from an honest perspective how he got this far... he's a total anomoly who looks exposed in every fight he's had... but against so many, he gets the job done against fighters who absolutely dedicatated their life to their career.

I can't knock him... watched him at 5-0, 6-0, 7-0 and thought he wont go far, just a very tall dude with a lack of ability... then that same guy got a very close verdict vs Chisora which I wasn't sure about to be honest, and the rest is history.

He gained confidence from then on, fair play to the guy... he knew at minimum he could mix it from that fight and his chin would mostly hold up against proper pros.

He's unique, and good luck to him in his twighlight at World Level.., could be a few more battles where this crazy gypsy dosser wins with shear belief, almost alone.

Check out some excerpts from the fighters below with the full video interview in the link at the top.

Usyk on if he still believes he clearly beat Fury in their first fight
“My hand was (raised). I win. Thank you, God. But if Tyson think that Tyson win, for me no problem. Listen, we have one more fight 21st December.”

Fury on if he regrets saying that Usyk was given the decision because Ukraine is at war
“No, I don’t regret anything. Why would I regret that? Listen, it was a close fight, Usyk got the raise, like he just said. He won the fight, fair play to him. Don’t make excuses, the man beat me on the night, fair play. I believe I won the fight, that’s my opinion...but he got his hand raised and I congratulated him.”

Fury on saying it was an easy fight for him until Usyk landed a punch from the gods
“He could’ve punched me with that punch a million times, it may not have had any effect. But, you know, he punched me and he had an effect and that was great for him...But you had your little chance to knock me out, didn’t ya — couldn’t do it, could ya? Hit me with 10 shots in a row and couldn’t do it.

“You couldn’t even put me down after being on Bambi legs. You hit me 10 shots, 10 clean shots on the chin, no canvas touched. You’re f-cked in the rematch...You know what’s coming for you, I’m going to f-ck you up b-tch.”

JDC wrote: ↑02 Dec 2024, 23:38 Fury is all heart. Nobody can even understand from an honest perspective how he got this far... he's a total anomoly who looks exposed in every fight he's had... but against so many, he gets the job done against fighters who absolutely dedicatated their life to their career.

I can't knock him... watched him at 5-0, 6-0, 7-0 and thought he wont go far, just a very tall dude with a lack of ability... then that same guy got a very close verdict vs Chisora which I wasn't sure about to be honest, and the rest is history.

He gained confidence from then on, fair play to the guy... he knew at minimum he could mix it from that fight and his chin would mostly hold up against proper pros.

He's unique, and good luck to him in his twighlight at World Level.., could be a few more battles where this crazy gypsy dosser wins with shear belief, almost alone.

Don’t agree at all. He’s an intelligent boxer. That is the reason he’s successful. His failures stem from poor preparation.

lazboy wrote: ↑04 Dec 2024, 16:57

JDC wrote: ↑02 Dec 2024, 23:38 Fury is all heart. Nobody can even understand from an honest perspective how he got this far... he's a total anomoly who looks exposed in every fight he's had... but against so many, he gets the job done against fighters who absolutely dedicatated their life to their career.

I can't knock him... watched him at 5-0, 6-0, 7-0 and thought he wont go far, just a very tall dude with a lack of ability... then that same guy got a very close verdict vs Chisora which I wasn't sure about to be honest, and the rest is history.

He gained confidence from then on, fair play to the guy... he knew at minimum he could mix it from that fight and his chin would mostly hold up against proper pros.

He's unique, and good luck to him in his twighlight at World Level.., could be a few more battles where this crazy gypsy dosser wins with shear belief, almost alone.

Don’t agree at all. He’s an intelligent boxer. That is the reason he’s successful. His failures stem from poor preparation.

You think he has great technique, but lacks heart?

Fury should come forward and bully the way he did wilder. He has success agaisnt usyk doing that. The dancing around mugging schtick is garbage

JDC wrote: ↑05 Dec 2024, 06:57

lazboy wrote: ↑04 Dec 2024, 16:57

JDC wrote: ↑02 Dec 2024, 23:38 Fury is all heart. Nobody can even understand from an honest perspective how he got this far... he's a total anomoly who looks exposed in every fight he's had... but against so many, he gets the job done against fighters who absolutely dedicatated their life to their career.

I can't knock him... watched him at 5-0, 6-0, 7-0 and thought he wont go far, just a very tall dude with a lack of ability... then that same guy got a very close verdict vs Chisora which I wasn't sure about to be honest, and the rest is history.

He gained confidence from then on, fair play to the guy... he knew at minimum he could mix it from that fight and his chin would mostly hold up against proper pros.

He's unique, and good luck to him in his twighlight at World Level.., could be a few more battles where this crazy gypsy dosser wins with shear belief, almost alone.

Don’t agree at all. He’s an intelligent boxer. That is the reason he’s successful. His failures stem from poor preparation.

You think he has great technique, but lacks heart?

Is that a genuine attempt at reframing what I wrote? Surely not.

lazboy wrote: ↑04 Dec 2024, 16:57

JDC wrote: ↑02 Dec 2024, 23:38 Fury is all heart. Nobody can even understand from an honest perspective how he got this far... he's a total anomoly who looks exposed in every fight he's had... but against so many, he gets the job done against fighters who absolutely dedicatated their life to their career.

I can't knock him... watched him at 5-0, 6-0, 7-0 and thought he wont go far, just a very tall dude with a lack of ability... then that same guy got a very close verdict vs Chisora which I wasn't sure about to be honest, and the rest is history.

He gained confidence from then on, fair play to the guy... he knew at minimum he could mix it from that fight and his chin would mostly hold up against proper pros.

He's unique, and good luck to him in his twighlight at World Level.., could be a few more battles where this crazy gypsy dosser wins with shear belief, almost alone.

Don’t agree at all. He’s an intelligent boxer. That is the reason he’s successful. His failures stem from poor preparation.

Yes, even if I can't stand the lying two-faced drug cheating, manipulating, money making machine that is known as Tyson Fury, I will admit he's a very clever and cunning chap.

He knows about shrewd match making.
He knows about legally escaping drug bans.
He knows about screwing his opponents percentage wise.
He has good eye for spotting opponents strengths and weaknesses.
He's very clever when it comes to boxing smart and can switch tactics easily.

And last but not least, he's brilliant at conserving energy and this no doubt goes a long towards explaining his excellent stamina and remarkable powers of recovery.

Despite all of this, he is no miracle man. He cannot defeat time and he cannot continue to ignore the abuse he's inflicted upon his own body.

Not even Ricky Hatton could that.

Our boi Turki is biased af.
Let's hope Usyk doesn't let it go the distance this time.

Fight Week!!

Just announced on Twitter. Tyson Fury's pulled out after falling off his bicycle pulling a wheely.

Fight delayed until February.

Rhys Edwards steps in against Peter McGrail

Every heavyweight title rematch in boxing history

1899 – James J Jeffries KO 11 Bob Fitzsimmons
1902 – James J Jeffries KO 8 Bob Fitzsimmons

1906 – Tommy Burns D 20 Rounds Philadelphia Jack O’Brien
1907 – Tommy Burns W PTS 20 Rounds Philadelphia Jack O’Brien

1907 – Tommy Burns KO 1 Bill Squires
1908 – Tommy Burns KO 8 Bill Squires
1908 – Tommy Burns KO 13 Bill Squires

1926 – Gene Tunney W PTS 10 Jack Dempsey
1927 – Gene Tunney W PTS 10 Jack Dempsey

1930 – Max Schmeling DSQ 4 Jack Sharkey
1932 – Jack Sharkey W PTS 15 Max Schmeling

1940 – Joe Louis W PTS 15 Arturo Godoy
1940 – Joe Louis TKO 8 Arturo Godoy

1941 – Joe Louis DSQ 7 Buddy Baer
1942 – Joe Louis KO 1 Buddy Baer

1947 – Joe Louis W PTS 15 Jersey Joe Walcott
1948 – Joe Louis KO 11 Jersey Joe Walcott

1949 – Ezzard Charles W PTS 15 Jersey Joe Walcott NBA
1951 – Ezzard Charles W PTS 15 Jersey Joe Walcott
1951 – Jersey Joe Walcott KO 7 Ezzard Charles
1952 – Jersey Joe Walcott Pts 15 Ezzard Charles

1952 – Rocky Marciano KO 13 Jersey Joe Walcott
1953 – Rocky Marciano KO 1 Jersey Joe Walcott

1954 – Rocky Marciano W PTS 15 Ezzard Charles
1954 – Rocky Marciano KO 8 Ezzard Charles

1959 – Ingemar Johansson TKO 3 Floyd Patterson
1960 – Floyd Patterson KO 5 Ingemar Johansson
1961 – Floyd Patterson KO 6 Ingemar Johansson

1962 – Sonny Liston KO 1 Floyd Patterson
1963 – Sonny Liston KO 1 Floyd Patterson

1964 – Cassius Clay RTD 6 Sonny Liston [Clay changed his name to Muhammad Ali]
1965 – Muhammad Ali KO 1 Sonny Liston WBC

1971 – Joe Frazier W PTS 15 Muhammad Ali
1975 – Muhammad Ali TKO 14 Joe Frazier
(missed trilogy fight)

1978 – Leon Spinks W PTS 15 Muhammad Ali
1978 – Muhammad Ali W PTS 15 Leon Spinks WBA

1982 – Michael Dokes TKO 1 Mike Weaver WBA
1983 – Michael Dokes D 15 Mike Weaver WBA

1985 – Michael Spinks W PPS 15 Larry Holmes IBF
1986 – Michael Spinks W PTS 15 Larry Holmes IBF

1989 – Mike Tyson TKO 5 Frank Bruno
1996 – Mike Tyson TKO 3 Frank Bruno WBC

1992 – Riddick Bowe W PTS 12 Evander Holyfield WBC/WBA/IBF
1993 – Evander Holyfield W PTS 12 Riddick Bowe WBA/IBF

1994 – Oliver McCall TKO 2 Lennox Lewis WBC
1997 – Lennox Lewis TKO 5 Oliver McCall WBC

1996 – Evander Holyfield TKO 11 Mike Tyson WBA
1997 – Evander Holyfield DSQ 3 Mike Tyson WBA

1994 – Michael Moorer W PTS Evander Holyfield WBA/IBF
1997 – Evander Holyfield TKO 8 Michael Moorer WBA/IBF

1999 – Lennox Lewis D 12 Evander Holyfield WBA/IBF/WBC
1999 – Lennox Lewis W PTS 12 Evander Holyfield WBA/IBF/WBC

2000 – Evander Holyfield W PTS 12 John Ruiz WBA
2001 – John Ruiz W PTS 12 Evander Holyfield WBA
2001 - John Ruiz D 12 Evander Holyfield WBA

2001 – Hasim Rachman TKO 5 Lennox Lewis IBF/WBC
2001 - Lennox Lewis KO 4 Hasim Rachman BF/BC

2000 – Wladimir Klitschko W PTS Chris Byrd WBO
2006 – Wladimir Klitschko TKO 7 Chris Byrd IBF

2004 – Lamon Brewster TKO5 Wladimir Klitschko WBO
2007 – Wladimir Klitschko TKO 12 Lamon Brewster IBF

2008 – Wladimir Klitschko TKO 11 Tony Thompson IBF/WBO
2012 – Wladimir Klitschko W TKO6 Tony Thompson WBA/WBO/IBF

2015 – Deontay Wilder W PTS 12 Bermane Stiverne WBC
2017 – Deontay Wilder KO1 Bermane Stiverne WBC

2019 – Andy Ruiz Jr. TKO7 Anthony Joshua IBF/WBA/WBO
2019 – Anthony Joshua W PTS IBF/WBA/WBO

2018 – Deontay Wilder D 12 Tyson Fury WBC
2020 – Tyson Fury KO 7 Deontay Wilder WBC
2021 – Tyson Fury KO 11 Deontay Wilder WBC

2021 – Oleksandr Usyk W PTS Anthony Joshua WBA/IBF/WBO
2022 – Oleksandr Usyk W PTS Anthony Joshua WBA/IBF/WBO

Joe Louis- Billy Conn?

ldlamb wrote: ↑17 Dec 2024, 14:57 Joe Louis- Billy Conn?

Where they both got belts?

Saturday will be epic. Check the time difference fight fans.

My analysis and prediction of the fight:

https://boxepunch.com/en/columns/fight- ... -fury-2-3/

Looks lighter
Looks in the high 250's

Oleksandr Usyk-Tyson Fury officials

The Puerto Rican referee Roberto Ramirez Jnr will referee the rematch

Like their first encounter, the world heavyweight title rematch will be commissioned by the Middle Eastern Professional Boxing Commission and not the British Boxing Board of Control, who again oversee the undercard.

Ramirez, the son of the retired referee Roberto Ramirez Snr, is a veteran of 412 bouts after beginning his refereeing career in 2003.

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The three scoring judges are Gerardo Martinez, also of Puerto Rico, Chicago’s Pat Morley, and Miami’s Fernando Barbosa.