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the furore at todays press call, with tyson;s dad getting stuck in has livened it up, i think uysk is a a top fighter but Dubois nearly done him, low blow?? anyway i am going for FURY WIN IN 6,. fury looks very lean and has a great jab, long reach ( yep he does get caught and has been down) but when focussed does the job.
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fury v usyk , here we go on 17:58 - May 13 with 8604 views
After he got up from the Wilder knockdown i dont think Fury can be knocked out. No one else would have got up. Points and it goes to Usyk, Tyson needs a KO or stoppage.
Stefan Moore, Stefan Moore running down the wing. Stefan Moore, Stefan Moore running down the wing. He runs like a cheetah, his crosses couldn't be sweeter. Stefan Moore. Stefan Moore. Stefan Moore.
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fury v usyk , here we go on 21:25 - May 13 with 8089 views
Usyk schools him, called this for a few years at this point and will be seriously out of pocket with a few mates if fury wins… also John fury nutting a fella half his size, cutting himself and running away is gold. Clown
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fury v usyk , here we go on 22:38 - May 13 with 7939 views
fury v usyk , here we go on 21:25 - May 13 by sdm19994
Usyk schools him, called this for a few years at this point and will be seriously out of pocket with a few mates if fury wins… also John fury nutting a fella half his size, cutting himself and running away is gold. Clown
To call John Fury a clown , that's kind
For me it's another five letter word begins with a p and rhymes with dick !!!
Probably all pre planned by team Fury
Boxing is a bit of a freak show worse than the circus these days...
I think it's a difficult one to call. On his day I tend to think Fury is unstoppable. He seems to find a way to overpower any opponent. Until I saw Usyk I thought Fury was just about the best technical boxer around but Usyk has got everything. If Fury doesn't take Usyk seriously (and I think he will) then Usyk could shock him. If Fury has done his homework then he may just have too much power but I see it possibly going the distance and being a split decision.
was a big boxing fan back in the day of the original 8 weight divisions and one champ per weight. I was a right saddo I could rattle off every champion and top ten contender in each weight as a kid. Now I’ve barely no interest I probably couldn’t name more than 20 or so modern fighters if that. It’s a complete circus now.
And Bowles is onside, Swinburne has come rushing out of his goal , what can Bowles do here , onto the left foot no, on to the right foot
That’s there that’s two, and that’s Bowles
Brian Moore
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fury v usyk , here we go on 08:56 - May 14 with 7584 views
I think Usyk pieces him up with his speed. I'm usually loathe to bet against Fury and, to be fair to him, he's in a lot better shape than he was for the Ngannou fight but I think his age and the way he lives between fight camps will ultimately hurt him.
His dad needs to piss off. He's an embarrassment. That guy he headbutted looked to be like a third of his age. And Fury came off worse for it. Fking chief.
Stefan Moore, Stefan Moore running down the wing. Stefan Moore, Stefan Moore running down the wing. He runs like a cheetah, his crosses couldn't be sweeter. Stefan Moore. Stefan Moore. Stefan Moore.
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fury v usyk , here we go on 09:42 - May 14 with 7495 views
fury v usyk , here we go on 08:56 - May 14 by Bluce_Ree
I think Usyk pieces him up with his speed. I'm usually loathe to bet against Fury and, to be fair to him, he's in a lot better shape than he was for the Ngannou fight but I think his age and the way he lives between fight camps will ultimately hurt him.
His dad needs to piss off. He's an embarrassment. That guy he headbutted looked to be like a third of his age. And Fury came off worse for it. Fking chief.
The bloke he headbutted looked totally unaffected by it, yet Fury Sr. was the one left bleeding??
Total circus. But it's professional boxing so not surprising.
Fury will never be anything else but a fairrground pug.Won't be able to lay a glove on Usyk. My only fear is that it will go the distance and the bent judges will either contrive a win for Fury or a draw - seen too many dosgy decisions of late.
usyk is very good, unbeaten, gave Aj a lesson, ko'd Bellew and is a SOUTHPAW . fury looks lean and ready to go. has his eye really healed? but his size, reach, experience and also unbeaten , and when he has been motivated ( wladimir , wilder, whyte) he has done the bizz . hopefully it is a good fight, no dodgy decisions and worth the £25!
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fury v usyk , here we go on 20:16 - May 14 with 6979 views
Can't really think of anything Usyk has that Fury doesn't, movement, speed, strength, all on par, and Fury has the reach and weight advantage, and that never lay down mindset. To be honest, Uysk was lucky to come through the Dubois fight with all the belts in his possession because he should have been counted out.
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fury v usyk , here we go on 14:53 - May 16 with 6577 views
fury v usyk , here we go on 20:39 - May 14 by Toast_R
Can't really think of anything Usyk has that Fury doesn't, movement, speed, strength, all on par, and Fury has the reach and weight advantage, and that never lay down mindset. To be honest, Uysk was lucky to come through the Dubois fight with all the belts in his possession because he should have been counted out.
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Fury has speed?About as fast as an arthritic tortoise.
Let's hope it won't be a disappointment.Going to crank up the old tandoor(modified metal dustbin) and do some Tandoori Tikka for the occasion.
fury v usyk , here we go on 21:49 - May 16 by Toast_R
For a bloke his size, he's freakishly quick
My interest in boxing crashed when Bradley Stone died after a boxing match. I knew him. He worked in our firm’s mail room. He was one of those cheery cockney guys. Always cheerful. What a waste that was. So no more boxing for me.
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