It must be so overwhelmingly intimidating for Fury to know that he is going in again with a man who simply will not stop in a fight. No matter what you throw at Usyk he is relentless and he has lived a life of discipline and has never cut corners in his pursuit of greatness. Fury must know that the grains of sand are running out. Furthermore, there is no turning back now and Fury is simply with his training papering over the cracks. Usyk wins by late stoppage.
I disagree, dubois crippled usyk with a body shot!! Usyk couldn't continue if that fight wasn't in Poland and EVERYTHING in favour of usyk, dubois would be champion. I still pick usyk to beat fury again but to say he's some kinda holyfield level toughness fighter is absurd.
Big fan of Usyk and think he’s favourite but interesting fact is Fury threw more punches than Usyk in the last fight. He just needs to pace himself a little better and stamina not going to be issue. Just hoping for a good fight.
@@Grudeman408 Bladder shots ain't legal so no, Dubois didn't stop Usyk with a body shot. Video on my channel shows where Usyk's belly button was relative to his shorts and that the thumb was the only part of Dubois' glove over it. Every knuckle was lower than it and each was lower than the last.
And he got away with it too, because the fight with Christian Hammer in which he cheated in, was proven he cheated, yet it still went down as a win. Despite the fact he should have been disqualified, have his purse taken from him, and not permitted to fight Klitschko for the title, which was the recommendation of UKAD.
You don't take Nandrolone by itself. Nobody does that. At a bare minimum, they take it alongside testosterone. But if you're going to ban one heavyweight for it, you have to ban everyone who is on gear. Then there are no more heavyweights. Cus they're all on gear, and the testing seems designed to make it easy to get away with it
He'll be reverting to the old lean on him tactics. Usyk however does grappling on the sidelines so it likely wont work the way fury think it will. Usyk cant be beat in the same means that wilder was
Lets not forget would fury have given usyk the rematch if he had won, never not a chance, it was good for boxing he lost and now he knows he ain’t winning the rematch he ain’t interested hence the weight gain and his low confidence interviews, he’s all about money and he just can’t say no to the saudi money, is there a chance he pulls and calls it a day highly possible with fury antics we’ve seen in the past
Haha. These HWs are all about money. Anthony Joshua ducked the Dubois rematch and went into real estate after getting smashed in the first fight. Joshua also had one-way rematch clause against IBF champion Charles Martin and WBO champion Joseph Parker 😅
Maybe he’s planning to come in heavy and try to knock Usyk out within the first 5 rounds. If he doesn’t succeed then his corner will pull him out when he starts to gas with a mysterious injury. That way he could save face, avoid getting battered in the later rounds and even though he’d lose the fight, the optics on the scorecards for the first 5 rounds might have Fury winning. So he could spin that to the public. It’s something I could definitely see Fury doing.
@@Bjornsguitarspecials And it wasn't enough, for his frame and height an extra 40lbs is nothing. Its an advantage but he could have given himself a bigger one. An extra 20-30lbs of weight will make a difference to his punches. Butterbean made an entire career out of using his weight to KO smaller guys.
No matter the weight, Usyk has a better gastank, Usyk is the more consistent, Usyk is the smarter one and the one more focussed. On top of that Usyk knows he can hurt the giant and the giant knows it too, on the other hand Fury was unable to really hurt Usyk with even his best. Usyk will beat him more decisively this time.
If he comes in heavier he loses because his size means nothing if he can only sustain pressure for 30 seconds a round. He was on top v Usyk for a few rounds in the middle of the fight but ran out of steam very very quickly. If he is doing the required cardio, he will not be too heavy Looks like he will just turn up to take the cash and then retire. I will wait for the weigh in before deciding if I will buy the PPV
In recent interviews, when he appeared to be in honest no-bullshit mode, he has made a point of saying that he doesn't intend to change anything from the first fight, apart from not getting caught like he did in R9, because he really seems to believe that was the only reason he lost. He gave the impression that to try to bulldozer Usyk the way he did with Wilder II would be a big mistake (which I agree with.) If he was being truthful, and intends to box, then he has nothing to gain and everything to lose by coming in heavier. If he struggled at 262lbs to maintain the constant, intense pace of Usyk thoughout the fight, how on earth will he cope at 290lbs? "Rolling the dice" is a strategy that relies on the opponent losing composure and making a mistake; but it is not a strategy against a machine like Usyk.
Given that Fury once uppercutted himself in the ring, I would actually go as far as to say I think he has more chance of knocking himself out than Usyk.
I'm really not bothered at what shape Fury comes in at , like someone else has commented , " this charade " is almost over . I just hope it'all legit , no dodgy refin , and no dodgy judgin. May the best man ( Usyk ) win by knockout round 5. 12 round's plus 5 = 17 the magic number. C'mon 💥🥊💥
Lol. Anthony Joshua's charade ended on 21 September. Fury is still gonna be the best British heavyweight and no. 2 HW in the world, even if he loses to Usyk in December 😂
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Fury gets stopped this time. Stoppage round 10. Usyk is pretty near unbeatable, what a fighter. Usyk is also in Furys head it seems. This doesnt look good for Fury in my opinion
To be honest, I cannot devise Fury’s game plan. He was a beautiful boxer against Klitchko (sic) and Wilder but to me Usyk is just better than him. Smaller, yes, but still better.
I’d agree. I think he did great against Klitschko but I think fury knew that he would never again be able to perform like that again. He dodged the rematch with him and then kept saying he was the best man ever.
@@davidfairweather3301 He bored the pants off everyone against Klitschko ; it was a tip tap jabfest against a 40 year old he should have been trying to KO. The wIlder trilogy might have been exciting but proved very little given how bad Wilders CV is. He's a massive charlatan , ironically his best career performance was his only defeat in May
I honestly believe that,for 1,he is the fitest/most stamina boxer the world has ever seen and I also think that any present day fighter can approach a fight with him and no matter the game plan, Usyk will always find a way and I've always wondered if he has another gear he can go up but as yet hasn't needed Furys biggest wins have been against Wilder and Klitchko and his father couldn't be present at any of them, so he should just leave it to Sugar Hill,1 Singer1Songsheet and the Kronk style is the only way of beating Usyk. That along with his first introduction to defeat will have opened his eyes and won't want to experience the hurt again and he'll know he can't be showboating as it could costs him Rounds and ultimately the fight. I just think we are about to witness the greatest Usyk to date
He’s always out of shape. Blames genetics but really is in denial about it really being a lack of work ethic and it’s always been that way. Thankfully the cherade is close to ending. A very good boxer but criminally overrated, laughable people were saying he could be considered a top five all time a year ago 😂 between himself and Wilder they attempted to destroy the division, thank God it’s recovered since
Issue with Fury is that he isn’t naturally in tune with the lifestyle of an athlete. He is a man who happens to be very skilled at boxing, but with age comes a decrease in speed, an increase in metabolism etc. then you add on the fact Fury struggles with substance abuse…he has to work insanely hard to get into the right mental and physical shape for a boxing match. If we look at it like this…If Usyk retired, he would still train and stay in shape…if fury didn’t have a fight to prepare for he would be out of shape, sniffing a lot more and not training.
Wilder and Fury were considered top 2 heavyweights in 2018/19 when they fought. Anthony Joshua had ducked undisputed with Wilder at that time before quitting against Ruiz
Fury has probably convinced himself he can knock Usyk out so he's going in heavier. Big mistake in my opinion. He was told before, if he tries to fight Usyk the same way he fought Wilder, he will lose. Personally, I don't care what Fury does, he's still going to lose.
I hope there is a good replacement just in case Fury runs away from Usyk again. I wouldn't mind him against any of the following: Zhang, Parker, Kabayel, and Bakole.
I get this, and would like to see the fight, but I think Parker has less chance. I think Parker would look to out point Usyk and would not be able to. I think the highest chance for an Usyk loss will be Vs big punchers who might land that one big punch (even if it’s a lucky punch). Personally I’d prefer Usyk goes back to Cruiserweight and looks to try and re-conquer that division of Fury is unavailable. I also don’t want Usyk to fight too long. He’s not young and has a solid legacy. A few more big fights and he should try to go out on top.
The ref tried to save Anthony Joshua from that Dubois beat down but Joshua got destroyed in 5 rounds. Corrupt judges tried to rob Usyk against Anthony Joshua in both fights
The one chance Fury has to win is that uppercut. His straight punches and hooks havn't got the power to affect Usyk that much but his upoercut having such long arms and his timing is a dangerous punch. If Usyk can avoid walking onto an uppercut which I feel he'll have worked on more this time I can only see one winner. And still.
Fury is a massive coward when he knows he is in a real fight. He faked mental illness to duck the Wlad rematch and I knew he would duck the Usyk rematch.
Its a deceptive angle. You cant really see him. Hes got just over 5 weeks left yet. He'll be at the conditioning stage of camp atm, then on to 4 weeks of sparring where the weight will naturally fall off. Boxers also put out smokescreens. That clip possibly not as recent as it suggests
@@michaelroberts5680- the first fight that was cancelled about 4 times over 2yrs before the injection of Saudi money eventually made it happen? That fight??
@@harveydean7952 the first fight was only ever postponed once and that was because of a cut........ A fight can't be cancelled if a contract hasn't been signed yet and they've only ever signed a contract once and the fight got pushed back once
@@michaelroberts5680 - it was first scheduled for December 22, Fury pushed that back. An actual date of April 29th '23 at Wembley was agreed to. Fury kept messing around in negotiations. He said to Usyk publically "take 30% or f@*k off", Usyk said "OK, I take 30% Mr Greedy Belly", Fury still didnt go for that. Usyk moved on to fight Dubois and Fury faced Ngannou late '23 when they could've faced each other and the fight eventually happened May '24.
If fury loses both him and AJ will cash out with a fight and a rematch next year then ride off in the sunset. The heavyweight divison has moved on to a new era with guys like Dubois running for the top
One thing a coward like Fury can't do is to train like an animal , stay off the drink and drugs , live a totally clean life pre fight and then still lose. He HAS to have an excuse for when he loses....last time it was the war/being complacent and showboating , when he loses this time there'll be another excuse trust me. He can't admit he wasn't the better fighter thats for sure so don't be expecting him to give Usyk credit when he loses again...
My guess is he’s busting his ass in training camp but eating whatever he wants. As long as the cardio is there he prob figures the extra weight will help. Guess we’ll find out next month.
He’s going to need to or get the KO to win. They always steal rounds from Usyk and usually at least one judge is way off if not outright trying to rob him. Remember Usyk won 9 rounds and got a knockdown in the first fight and barely got a split decision.
Classic. Fear He didn't put all into training because he has serious doubts he can beat Usyk and this is his own self excuse to protect ego. Absolutely the same story as Ruiz vs Joshua rematch.
@@joestuttard1495won’t happen. Usyk is fine with taking power punches are conserving his energy. When Chisora was trying to get an early knock out he was happy to dance around him and keep a high guard. Even when he knows that a particular round is lost, he will simply save his energy and strategise for the next round. He’s very smart at adapting round to round
@@Stevelives13 “Smaller” is relative as most of his opponents were large and slow heavyweights, just smaller compared to him who lacked the slick boxing ability he does as opposed to Usyk, an actual small heavyweight with speed and boxing ability that far surpasses Fury.
@@Stevelives13what fight has fury came in big and fat like that has he EVER looked good in? His best performance of his overrated career was at around the same weight as what he was for the usyk fight lol
What fight did he "come in heavy" and look good in? None, the best performance he ever had was wilder II and he was the same weight in the usyk fight as he was that night. Also some of his absolute worst performances he "came in heavy" (FAT) and looked horrible (ngannou, wilder 3) Fury came in "heavy", lean fury was 255 vs klitschko. The "best version" of fury was 263 pounds and the worst ones are where he comes in over 270
Wilder is 40 year old and washed up. Anthony Joshua's is talking about retirement after his chin got cracked aged 34. Fury is still a top 2 heavyweight in the world and no. 1 British hw.
Fury has never committed to real athletes lifestyle. It is impossible to look like bag of milk if one trains hard and eats clean. He is a lazy bum. Extremely talented with extraordinary genetics. Height and reach. Wasted talent. Could've been one of the greatest boxers of all time. Imagine if he had discipline and commitment like Marvin Hagler... All that said I hope he will get sparked clean out by Usyk. True peoples champion, professional and role model.
@@Stevelives13I don’t even like fury and I disagree. The way fury moves in fights is not typical of a man his size. He is very agile and has much better movement than lesser boxers who are his size. It’s not simply that he’s big, it’s that he’s a big man who could move like he’s a smaller man. His feints are good as well. I don’t think his head movement is great but his feints really do put fighters on edge
Name a good Fury fight? Any fight that you’d watch twice? He is what he is and that’s good in today’s standards. Everyone just hoped or wanted more greatness.
@@Stevelives13Fury is the best British heavyweight at this time. Anthony Joshua has the size advantage and muscles but he quit against 5ft 11 Ruiz and got sparked out by "quitter" Dubois 😂
some of you guys haven't worked Fury out yet still... Look at the first Wilder fight which was the hardest fight for fury out of the 3. He came in at just under 260. So in the second fight he came in much heavier at 273 I think? Tactics in the second fight were grab, hold and lean on. First Usyk fight 260. second Usyk fight probably much heavier around 275. Tactics for second Usyk fight, well have a guess... will it work? Possibly, even for someone as skilled as Usyk, having a 275 pound man putting his weight on you for 12 rounds is very draining and Usyk is definitely not as quick on his feet as he was when he was younger and lighter.
Fury will be between 270lbs and 275lbs for the rematch...... Weight won't be the issue it'll be the stamina and I've always thought Fury is at his fittest when he's a solid 272lbs
Real boxing fans: Want Fury and Usyk to be in good shape and come in their best forms and want a competitive fight. Haters: Want Fury to come in the worst form and shape possible and want Usyk to appear invincible and keep feeding their ego 😂😅
I thought he looked pretty big at the AJ fight and again at the press conference. Seemed almost bloated and puffy. I don't see him coming in below 270 for this.
Does putting on weight make a ko more likely? Punches harder snappier and heavier? There may be an optimal curve, with diminishing returns. Is Tyson over that peak? If Tyson is heavier, he won't be chasing Usyk, and will have to bank on Usyk standing in front of him again. No guarantee there. I guess Fury will come out firing and to make a mark early. He cannot let Usyk get into the zone.
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It must be so overwhelmingly intimidating for Fury to know that he is going in again with a man who simply will not stop in a fight. No matter what you throw at Usyk he is relentless and he has lived a life of discipline and has never cut corners in his pursuit of greatness. Fury must know that the grains of sand are running out. Furthermore, there is no turning back now and Fury is simply with his training papering over the cracks. Usyk wins by late stoppage.
Glad I'm not in there with usyk lol, unstoppable machine
I disagree, dubois crippled usyk with a body shot!! Usyk couldn't continue if that fight wasn't in Poland and EVERYTHING in favour of usyk, dubois would be champion. I still pick usyk to beat fury again but to say he's some kinda holyfield level toughness fighter is absurd.
Big fan of Usyk and think he’s favourite but interesting fact is Fury threw more punches than Usyk in the last fight. He just needs to pace himself a little better and stamina not going to be issue. Just hoping for a good fight.
@Grudeman408 low blow, you'd be crippled with a punch like that to the dick off Daniel, so would any big man
@@Grudeman408 Bladder shots ain't legal so no, Dubois didn't stop Usyk with a body shot. Video on my channel shows where Usyk's belly button was relative to his shorts and that the thumb was the only part of Dubois' glove over it. Every knuckle was lower than it and each was lower than the last.
He always does this. But have no fear, Nandrolone is a helluva drug lol !
Must be from that "uncastrated wild boar meat"
Anthony Joshua got humiliated by Usyk twice despite his therapeutic usage exemptions and roid gut😂
@@Anthony.Joshua-s.lrish.Grandmathis guy is absolutely traumatised by Joshua 😂😂
And he got away with it too, because the fight with Christian Hammer in which he cheated in, was proven he cheated, yet it still went down as a win. Despite the fact he should have been disqualified, have his purse taken from him, and not permitted to fight Klitschko for the title, which was the recommendation of UKAD.
You don't take Nandrolone by itself. Nobody does that. At a bare minimum, they take it alongside testosterone. But if you're going to ban one heavyweight for it, you have to ban everyone who is on gear. Then there are no more heavyweights. Cus they're all on gear, and the testing seems designed to make it easy to get away with it
He'll be reverting to the old lean on him tactics. Usyk however does grappling on the sidelines so it likely wont work the way fury think it will. Usyk cant be beat in the same means that wilder was
I have been saying for months that Fury will turn up flabby and under trained, he's just there for a huge payday. Usyk will trounce him.
Lets not forget would fury have given usyk the rematch if he had won, never not a chance, it was good for boxing he lost and now he knows he ain’t winning the rematch he ain’t interested hence the weight gain and his low confidence interviews, he’s all about money and he just can’t say no to the saudi money, is there a chance he pulls and calls it a day highly possible with fury antics we’ve seen in the past
Haha. These HWs are all about money. Anthony Joshua ducked the Dubois rematch and went into real estate after getting smashed in the first fight. Joshua also had one-way rematch clause against IBF champion Charles Martin and WBO champion Joseph Parker 😅
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Ffs, you seriously need to get a life
Maybe he’s planning to come in heavy and try to knock Usyk out within the first 5 rounds. If he doesn’t succeed then his corner will pull him out when he starts to gas with a mysterious injury. That way he could save face, avoid getting battered in the later rounds and even though he’d lose the fight, the optics on the scorecards for the first 5 rounds might have Fury winning. So he could spin that to the public. It’s something I could definitely see Fury doing.
He was already 40lbs heavier in the first fight😂.
Thats exactly what he's doing, he knows he can't outbox Usyk.
@@Bjornsguitarspecials And it wasn't enough, for his frame and height an extra 40lbs is nothing. Its an advantage but he could have given himself a bigger one. An extra 20-30lbs of weight will make a difference to his punches. Butterbean made an entire career out of using his weight to KO smaller guys.
Nice post. I agree he'll come out hard for an early impact, get Usyk off kilter.
Good Point !! Plus the Market Value for Fury V AJ would still be high versus if he got knocked out bad by Usyk !
He looked proper out of shape at the recent presser sif he hadn't lifted a finger to train tbh
Ikr, so many people talking about how he looks slimmer but imo he looks just as big as he did when he attended AJ-Dubois.
No matter the weight, Usyk has a better gastank, Usyk is the more consistent, Usyk is the smarter one and the one more focussed. On top of that Usyk knows he can hurt the giant and the giant knows it too, on the other hand Fury was unable to really hurt Usyk with even his best. Usyk will beat him more decisively this time.
If he comes in heavier he loses because his size means nothing if he can only sustain pressure for 30 seconds a round. He was on top v Usyk for a few rounds in the middle of the fight but ran out of steam very very quickly. If he is doing the required cardio, he will not be too heavy
Looks like he will just turn up to take the cash and then retire.
I will wait for the weigh in before deciding if I will buy the PPV
In recent interviews, when he appeared to be in honest no-bullshit mode, he has made a point of saying that he doesn't intend to change anything from the first fight, apart from not getting caught like he did in R9, because he really seems to believe that was the only reason he lost. He gave the impression that to try to bulldozer Usyk the way he did with Wilder II would be a big mistake (which I agree with.) If he was being truthful, and intends to box, then he has nothing to gain and everything to lose by coming in heavier. If he struggled at 262lbs to maintain the constant, intense pace of Usyk thoughout the fight, how on earth will he cope at 290lbs? "Rolling the dice" is a strategy that relies on the opponent losing composure and making a mistake; but it is not a strategy against a machine like Usyk.
Very well said and couldnt agree more ! 👍🏼
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He was in shape he got battered that’s it … the klitscko fight was about ten years ago
Given that Fury once uppercutted himself in the ring, I would actually go as far as to say I think he has more chance of knocking himself out than Usyk.
Fury won that fight and later fought for 4 belts Undisputed. If Anthony Joshua uppercuts himself he'll crack his glass chin and sleep😂
@@Anthony.Joshua-s.lrish.Grandmabut yet lost to a middleweight 😂
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I'm really not bothered at what shape Fury comes in at , like someone else has commented , " this charade " is almost over . I just hope it'all legit , no dodgy refin , and no dodgy judgin. May the best man ( Usyk ) win by knockout round 5.
12 round's plus 5 = 17 the magic number. C'mon 💥🥊💥
Lol. Anthony Joshua's charade ended on 21 September. Fury is still gonna be the best British heavyweight and no. 2 HW in the world, even if he loses to Usyk in December 😂
@@Anthony.Joshuas_lrish_Grandma You little turd
@@Anthony.Joshuas_lrish_Grandma One word , delusional
@@Anthony.Joshuas_lrish_Grandma actually no, that might be dubois
No matter what happens usyk beats him again 🥊
I think hes going to try and use his weight to his advantage and thats the reason for his weight gain. Still picking usyk for this one though!
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i salute and respect u for still being passionate about boxing though
Fury gets stopped this time. Stoppage round 10. Usyk is pretty near unbeatable, what a fighter. Usyk is also in Furys head it seems. This doesnt look good for Fury in my opinion
To be honest, I cannot devise Fury’s game plan. He was a beautiful boxer against Klitchko (sic) and Wilder but to me Usyk is just better than him. Smaller, yes, but still better.
I’d agree. I think he did great against Klitschko but I think fury knew that he would never again be able to perform like that again. He dodged the rematch with him and then kept saying he was the best man ever.
I've been a boxing fan for 44 years & I would say that Klitschko v Fury was probably the most dull & boring HW world title fight I have ever seen.
@@davidfairweather3301 He bored the pants off everyone against Klitschko ; it was a tip tap jabfest against a 40 year old he should have been trying to KO. The wIlder trilogy might have been exciting but proved very little given how bad Wilders CV is. He's a massive charlatan , ironically his best career performance was his only defeat in May
I honestly believe that,for 1,he is the fitest/most stamina boxer the world has ever seen and I also think that any present day fighter can approach a fight with him and no matter the game plan, Usyk will always find a way and I've always wondered if he has another gear he can go up but as yet hasn't needed
Furys biggest wins have been against Wilder and Klitchko and his father couldn't be present at any of them, so he should just leave it to Sugar Hill,1 Singer1Songsheet and the Kronk style is the only way of beating Usyk.
That along with his first introduction to defeat will have opened his eyes and won't want to experience the hurt again and he'll know he can't be showboating as it could costs him Rounds and ultimately the fight.
I just think we are about to witness the greatest Usyk to date
He’s always out of shape. Blames genetics but really is in denial about it really being a lack of work ethic and it’s always been that way. Thankfully the cherade is close to ending. A very good boxer but criminally overrated, laughable people were saying he could be considered a top five all time a year ago 😂 between himself and Wilder they attempted to destroy the division, thank God it’s recovered since
Very very well said , my opinion also 👍
Issue with Fury is that he isn’t naturally in tune with the lifestyle of an athlete. He is a man who happens to be very skilled at boxing, but with age comes a decrease in speed, an increase in metabolism etc. then you add on the fact Fury struggles with substance abuse…he has to work insanely hard to get into the right mental and physical shape for a boxing match. If we look at it like this…If Usyk retired, he would still train and stay in shape…if fury didn’t have a fight to prepare for he would be out of shape, sniffing a lot more and not training.
Fury is the best British heavyweight since Lennox Lewis. If he beats Usyk and Dubois, he'll surpass Lennox Lewis
Wilder and Fury were considered top 2 heavyweights in 2018/19 when they fought. Anthony Joshua had ducked undisputed with Wilder at that time before quitting against Ruiz
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Fury has probably convinced himself he can knock Usyk out so he's going in heavier. Big mistake in my opinion. He was told before, if he tries to fight Usyk the same way he fought Wilder, he will lose. Personally, I don't care what Fury does, he's still going to lose.
I hope there is a good replacement just in case Fury runs away from Usyk again. I wouldn't mind him against any of the following: Zhang, Parker, Kabayel, and Bakole.
Parker is the correct answer. He shutout wilder and beat Zhang already. Parker is also the correct answer because Parker vs usyk would be a BANGER
Yeah usyk would still be a clear favourite but Parkers style is probably the only one who has a decent chance
I get this, and would like to see the fight, but I think Parker has less chance.
I think Parker would look to out point Usyk and would not be able to.
I think the highest chance for an Usyk loss will be Vs big punchers who might land that one big punch (even if it’s a lucky punch).
Personally I’d prefer Usyk goes back to Cruiserweight and looks to try and re-conquer that division of Fury is unavailable.
I also don’t want Usyk to fight too long. He’s not young and has a solid legacy. A few more big fights and he should try to go out on top.
I have a funny feeling Bakole would batter him.
@@willmcreavy9623parkers style is perfect for usyk he's more of a boxer he's got no chance of outboxing usyk
Let’s just hope the ref and the judges are true.
The ref tried to save Anthony Joshua from that Dubois beat down but Joshua got destroyed in 5 rounds. Corrupt judges tried to rob Usyk against Anthony Joshua in both fights
Fury training in Malta to escape VADA. He’s on drugs to bulk up.
Is fury enrolled with VADA for this fight? Malta might keep you away from UKAD, but I think they’ll know where to find him.
Vada can travel, it's not the moon .
I actually reckon if a boxer flew to the moon with NASA, a Vada official would be there waiting for a sample.
Why does Dubois train abroad?
If it’s for the WBC title it’s VADA
He came in heavier and went for the ko in Wilder 2, that's not going to work against Usyk
The fight won't go ahead, Fury will duck it. Something will "happen" to prevent it. Something will "go wrong", "beyond Fury's" control.
The one chance Fury has to win is that uppercut. His straight punches and hooks havn't got the power to affect Usyk that much but his upoercut having such long arms and his timing is a dangerous punch. If Usyk can avoid walking onto an uppercut which I feel he'll have worked on more this time I can only see one winner. And still.
Hopefully Fury retires after Usyk cooks him again so we never have to hear from this Gypo again.
He’ll look for an AJ payday once Usyk beats him for the second time.
Nah want him in against aj before he goes out
@@matthewturner8063 I doubt he even takes the AJ fight. He’ll probably fall back into depression and retire from boxing for good. Good riddance.
@@DavidGoldX I mean he might be bell 🛎️ but I don’t wish that for him
@ Unfortunately fella I’d like to say you are talking bullox but it has happened before. Let’s pray Trump can end the war before December 21st 🙏
Fury is a massive coward when he knows he is in a real fight.
He faked mental illness to duck the Wlad rematch and I knew he would duck the Usyk rematch.
Its a deceptive angle. You cant really see him. Hes got just over 5 weeks left yet. He'll be at the conditioning stage of camp atm, then on to 4 weeks of sparring where the weight will naturally fall off.
Boxers also put out smokescreens. That clip possibly not as recent as it suggests
Why is his weight always an issue if he's been flabby forever?
Let’s just hope Fury doesn’t go off the rails before this rematch 👍
I sense a pull out is on the cards.
People said that about the first fight and yous was all wrong 🤦🤣🤣🤣
With the money the Saudis are giving him…no chance
@@michaelroberts5680- the first fight that was cancelled about 4 times over 2yrs before the injection of Saudi money eventually made it happen? That fight??
@@harveydean7952 the first fight was only ever postponed once and that was because of a cut........ A fight can't be cancelled if a contract hasn't been signed yet and they've only ever signed a contract once and the fight got pushed back once
@@michaelroberts5680 - it was first scheduled for December 22, Fury pushed that back. An actual date of April 29th '23 at Wembley was agreed to. Fury kept messing around in negotiations. He said to Usyk publically "take 30% or f@*k off", Usyk said "OK, I take 30% Mr Greedy Belly", Fury still didnt go for that. Usyk moved on to fight Dubois and Fury faced Ngannou late '23 when they could've faced each other and the fight eventually happened May '24.
I think it’s the beard he does look bigger though
Your right, he doesn't look like he's in camp to me. Unless he's going to be 22 stone😢😊
If fury loses both him and AJ will cash out with a fight and a rematch next year then ride off in the sunset. The heavyweight divison has moved on to a new era with guys like Dubois running for the top
One thing a coward like Fury can't do is to train like an animal , stay off the drink and drugs , live a totally clean life pre fight and then still lose.
He HAS to have an excuse for when he loses....last time it was the war/being complacent and showboating , when he loses this time there'll be another excuse trust me.
He can't admit he wasn't the better fighter thats for sure so don't be expecting him to give Usyk credit when he loses again...
Here we go again...
My guess is he’s busting his ass in training camp but eating whatever he wants. As long as the cardio is there he prob figures the extra weight will help. Guess we’ll find out next month.
He won't be eating whatever he wants especially while Greg Merriott is there
He looks the same as he did last time. Same weight.
Since you moved to London you don’t come across as relaxed. Still enjoy your videos
Obviously he doesn't plan on going 12 rounds for this
Usyk in 9?
He does this allll the time!! We should all know by now
He will be fine
Its a BIG payday
This is said before almost every Fury fight yet he nearly always comes in ok. It's basically bullshit.
let him try to come in at 280lbs and try to lean on usyk lol
Fury got skills no doubt but mainly against plodders who don’t move much Usyk ain’t that guy
Usyk will school him
He’s going to need to or get the KO to win. They always steal rounds from Usyk and usually at least one judge is way off if not outright trying to rob him.
Remember Usyk won 9 rounds and got a knockdown in the first fight and barely got a split decision.
Classic. Fear
He didn't put all into training because he has serious doubts he can beat Usyk and this is his own self excuse to protect ego.
Absolutely the same story as Ruiz vs Joshua rematch.
If Fury gets injured, it will be like Dubois-Joshua rematch. Joshua ducked Dubois and lied about his fake injury 😂
Light ain't right
Fury doesn't want to be skinny fat, he needs to be a big strong dude so he can slug Usyk out of there
@@joestuttard1495won’t happen. Usyk is fine with taking power punches are conserving his energy. When Chisora was trying to get an early knock out he was happy to dance around him and keep a high guard. Even when he knows that a particular round is lost, he will simply save his energy and strategise for the next round. He’s very smart at adapting round to round
This same topic is brought up every single fight,it's so boring...no excuses.
he knows he isn't going to outbox usyk so he might as well come in heavy and try to finish it early
Exactly, he's got this far mostly fighting smaller guys and having a big size advantage.
@@Stevelives13 “Smaller” is relative as most of his opponents were large and slow heavyweights, just smaller compared to him who lacked the slick boxing ability he does as opposed to Usyk, an actual small heavyweight with speed and boxing ability that far surpasses Fury.
@@Stevelives13what fight has fury came in big and fat like that has he EVER looked good in? His best performance of his overrated career was at around the same weight as what he was for the usyk fight lol
What fight did he "come in heavy" and look good in? None, the best performance he ever had was wilder II and he was the same weight in the usyk fight as he was that night. Also some of his absolute worst performances he "came in heavy" (FAT) and looked horrible (ngannou, wilder 3)
Fury came in "heavy", lean fury was 255 vs klitschko. The "best version" of fury was 263 pounds and the worst ones are where he comes in over 270
@@Stevelives13LOL. Anthony Joshua got smashed 4 times by Usyk, Ruiz and Dubois despite his size advantage and help from refs/judges 😂
wilder AJ Fury all the fakers coming to there end thankfully usyk will ko fury 5th round.
Wilder is 40 year old and washed up. Anthony Joshua's is talking about retirement after his chin got cracked aged 34. Fury is still a top 2 heavyweight in the world and no. 1 British hw.
He always does a 6 week camp
That’s BS
Fury has never committed to real athletes lifestyle. It is impossible to look like bag of milk if one trains hard and eats clean. He is a lazy bum. Extremely talented with extraordinary genetics. Height and reach. Wasted talent. Could've been one of the greatest boxers of all time. Imagine if he had discipline and commitment like Marvin Hagler... All that said I hope he will get sparked clean out by Usyk. True peoples champion, professional and role model.
He's never had the skill, just a big guy who has a big size advantage thats carried him this far.
@@Stevelives13fact
@@Stevelives13I don’t even like fury and I disagree. The way fury moves in fights is not typical of a man his size. He is very agile and has much better movement than lesser boxers who are his size. It’s not simply that he’s big, it’s that he’s a big man who could move like he’s a smaller man. His feints are good as well. I don’t think his head movement is great but his feints really do put fighters on edge
Name a good Fury fight? Any fight that you’d watch twice? He is what he is and that’s good in today’s standards. Everyone just hoped or wanted more greatness.
@@Stevelives13Fury is the best British heavyweight at this time. Anthony Joshua has the size advantage and muscles but he quit against 5ft 11 Ruiz and got sparked out by "quitter" Dubois 😂
You don’t show any images of how overweight he is,why is that?a lot of gab and nothing else
What about drug testing for this fight?
Big man 😂
some of you guys haven't worked Fury out yet still... Look at the first Wilder fight which was the hardest fight for fury out of the 3. He came in at just under 260. So in the second fight he came in much heavier at 273 I think? Tactics in the second fight were grab, hold and lean on.
First Usyk fight 260. second Usyk fight probably much heavier around 275. Tactics for second Usyk fight, well have a guess... will it work? Possibly, even for someone as skilled as Usyk, having a 275 pound man putting his weight on you for 12 rounds is very draining and Usyk is definitely not as quick on his feet as he was when he was younger and lighter.
Usyk is not Wilder stop this lame comparison
Fury will be between 270lbs and 275lbs for the rematch...... Weight won't be the issue it'll be the stamina and I've always thought Fury is at his fittest when he's a solid 272lbs
Real boxing fans: Want Fury and Usyk to be in good shape and come in their best forms and want a competitive fight.
Haters: Want Fury to come in the worst form and shape possible and want Usyk to appear invincible and keep feeding their ego 😂😅
Negativity is the hallmark of haters 😅😂
I thought he looked pretty big at the AJ fight and again at the press conference. Seemed almost bloated and puffy. I don't see him coming in below 270 for this.
Maybe he thinks coming in ultra heavy is the way to go
275 be perfect weight for him
He’s thinking he’s gonna bully him like he did against Wilder in the second fight.
Fury said he was coming in heavier for next fight
It won't happen. Fury looks like a slob. He's a coward and will come up with some excuse
Coward AJ ducked Undisputed with Wilder and pulled out of the Dubois rematch. Fury went to the US and fought Wilder 3 times
290 lbs, stand in the middle of the ring bakole style and go out in a style or make a comeback for the ages
Fury doesny even remotely have the type of Bakole does. Fury has always been a powderpuff puncher.
Because fury looked so good at 277 pounds in the 3rd wilder fight and the ngannou fight so let's stack on another 13 pounds of lard. That'll work
Styles make fights @@SeagalTheHutt
@@boxtradums0073dave allen would disagree with you but maybe you both have been punched by tyson
Fury is the man the true champ watch and see
Last comment get deleted? 😂
@ think your funny facts are facts
😂😂😂😂
It's a 50/50 fight.
@@someonepressedabutton-pu2cr Fury got washed last time. Facts are facts.
Hot take, he’s coming in heavy so he can go for crippling blows since he cannot out speed and out point Usyk this is an active strategy ❤
Fury has never been a big puncher. He’s one of the softest punching HW’s I’ve ever seen. Usyk looked like the bigger puncher in their fight.
@ welp had a big enough punch to sleep wilder 😴
@@JaceRivera-t2w Yup - & we all know that Wilder had the most solid chin in HW history!!!!
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@@JaceRivera-t2wwilder has some of the worst defense in the entire sport, it's a statistical fact.
@ he’d only been stopped by fury and zhang?
One quick question from me. Where are all the Fury fanboys?
He's fit but heavier you annoying helmet
275ish
Nah 273 tops or he'll be sloppy as fk
Does putting on weight make a ko more likely? Punches harder snappier and heavier? There may be an optimal curve, with diminishing returns. Is Tyson over that peak?
If Tyson is heavier, he won't be chasing Usyk, and will have to bank on Usyk standing in front of him again. No guarantee there.
I guess Fury will come out firing and to make a mark early. He cannot let Usyk get into the zone.
Malta not very warm this time of year! 😊
Bro you dont know boxing thats tyson wait ges at hss best 19 stone yes drained anything under that