Undefeated King Fury has similar skills of Ali but so much more like 6-feet 9-inches and 277 pounds with an 85" albatross reach. A focused Fury is boxing evolved to it's highest state ever. 277 lbs of brutal jabs, slick head movement, great footwork, granite chin, snappy punches, relaxed stamina, and great intelligence.
@@VRTimeFun I’m ok with joe Joyce. He’s undefeated and a great Olympian. Who does usyk fight in that case. Ruiz is next in line too still. He’s 1-1 vs Joshua. And a ko in his win. That 1-1 is lopsided with those two
Fast enough for a man his size but speed isnt the issue lightning speed is nothing without timing, mastery of distance, technique. If the flash was a boxer and went the same speed every time he would be countered and hit by a slower fighter timing beats speed and speed without timing and rhythm is nothing but potential that will be squandered at that level maybe at most amateurs overwhelming speed would do just that and overwhelm but just as likely they survive and how long can someone keep a wide open pace? Not to long and woe unto the fighter who depends on speed advantage to stay safe and disregard proper D. Very few fighters have been able to do so and usually only then against lesser opponents most people dont know that Ali's float like a butterfly sting like a bee days were mostly wasted the 3 and half years he wasnt able to box when he came back he was not the same fighter and in true greatness he adapted and found ways to win whether it was his severely underrated inside fighting and clinch work or strategy and psychological warfare or pure heart and his chin he could not dance 15 rounds constantly pumping non stop punches of blurry speed he was actually very much a meat and potatoes fighter that built everything off a nuisanced jab and good 1-2's which seems like no way could something so basic be successful but it was because he varied his rhythm and timing or a slight angle and foot work etc. One little adjustment makes an infinite number of new possibilities. Tyson fights tall and he moves well he uses all his physical traits instead of squandering them like many a fighter has done there is no true advantage or disadvantage in the ring it's what you do with the cards you're dealt how you play them. You can improve them some in the gym but only some chin, one punch ko power, reach, height all are things that either cant be changed or only so much if you work hard, learn proper way you will hit harder and if you're in good shape you can take more punishment but there is a way to win regardless of what you're cards are if you play them correctly. There is a path to victory for every man who steps through the ropes if he has cultivated his abilities and not wasted them on the couch eating cheeseburgers but in the gym keeping sharp and has the gas to execute as he will need to then speed or no speed power or none good or not so good footwork it doesnt matter if you're smarter and take care of you're Defense first and maintain complete focus you can be ready when the time comes to capitalize on a mistake or exploit openings or poor conditioning of opponent or deception
@@christianjocson5509I can’t stand the whole “fixed” theory’s…. Why would Tyson need DC to not throw punches….. this was just a master class….. also Tyson giving his boy one last bag…
Yea this was not a fight, it was Fury just doing target practice. How can you discredit Joshua when none of his fights was this despicable. We want Wilder Joshua, Usyk Wilder, Ruiz Wilder.
Just because Tyson Fury makes it easy it’s not his fault. You think Joshua could’ve beaten an undefeated wilder twice? He couldn’t even get past Fat Andy Ruiz.
It was a waste of a fight. It meant zero. DC had no chance. Several ppl made a ton of $$$. 60,000 Brits idioticly wasted their pounds. Usyk is 10 times the fighter then DC is. Usyk is coming.........
He has now mastered the uppercut with both hands. Dude just keeps getting better. It's crazy. Remember guys and girls, many people thought Chisora fought to a draw with Usyk.
Chisora is a warrior defenitley and there has been a few fights where he been robbed just like Gabriel rosado, I thought it was a dumb stoppage even tho fury dominated but chisora is definitely a warrior hands down man he showed heart 🙏🔥
@@lamontmerritt4544 I mean he showed heart and got a good few hits. Unlike other people he didn’t get knocked down or anything he still stood up and still fought you gotta at least give him some credit.
@@christianjocson5509 debateable. Wilder never fought one elite heavyweight. Until Fury. Fury went on to dominate Wilder winning 25 of 30 total rounds between them
@@elinino5275 it's sounds easy but it's not that simple. The range Fury has keeps him far from danger. It discourages counter punching because he's too far. A bit difficult to explain unless you've been in with a very tall guy with long arms
The ref did pick an unusual point to stop it. After a couple glancing nicks and as the guy is jogging forward, pumping blood into his arms, to keep fighting. Got to give him credit for that.
I had Chisora up on the cards. What a robbery! He blocked 95% of the punches with his face. It was an impressive performance by him but they still gifted fury the fight.
Sigh...another "blocked with his face joke". Here is the attention you wanted. I'll even give your comment a like since you crave it so badly and I'm a nice guy.
Perhaps Fury wasn't cheating in the Wilder 2nd fight I saw that glove swinging the same way in this fight. I thought he cleared it up with the 3rd win over Wilder but clearly he didn't cheat watching this fight
Any man that’s gets in that ring deserves respect thank God that ref stopped that fight his team should be ashamed to let it go that long they obviously don’t care about him
Chisora's legs buckled since the 2nd round. Fury threw mildly but was damaging Chisora with every flush bomb. Chisora saying he wanted to try Wilder's power is funny.
Tyson was in a tough position. Didn't want to hurt his friend too badly. He was punching with 50 percent power rather than scoring a devastating knockout but the prolonged beating was actually worse for Derek.
The ref had to step in before there was another ring death! Good for him, it was down to a lucky punch vs a combo that could have killed. Bad odds, good call
I really have to give Chisora props. Dude has more heart than Wilder did. More durable. Gave Usyk some problems at times even. I think he should retire though. Speed isn’t there anymore.
Uysk will be a HUGE problem for Fury. He's fast and he's so methodical. Fury won't be able to pick him off like he did Wilder, Whyte or Chisora. I'm a huge Fury fan but Uysk is just as good a Heavyweight as Fury.
Usyk is good but so was Cunningham and Wallin. Both were great southpaw boxers and Fury beat both by ragdolling them. I think this fight happened for 3 reasons. 1. A tune up to remove the ring rust and give Fury confidence to slug it out. 2.Give del boy the third fight he was promised and a retirement paycheck. 3.Test out his old pressure style again. If one of the toughest brawlers in the division can't handle Fury then pillow fisted Usyk will have a tougher time. Still a 50/50 fight because Usyk is a great boxer so we need to see the fight to know what happens.
I’ll never understand how boxing champions get away with fighting absolute no names. There’s not a single champion in the UFC who is fighting tomato cans like this
I think it was a bad stoppage, but only because of the timing of it. I don't think he was going to last another round, but the ref should at least let the fight go until Chisora is either hurt by a good shot or in trouble from a solid combination.
I want to see Fury in shape like he was for the Wilder fights. If he’s not careful he’s gonna get taken out by a less or opponent for not being in shape.
@@dkamikaw I think people overrate wilder wayyy too much when in reality he hasn’t proven himself and when he did step up in competition he got demolished
@@somedude3977 I am not sure how much people overrate him. He is widely considered a one dimensional boxer with lower than average skills. I agree with the other dude that he deserves credit for putting fury down multiple times. It is also reasonable to discredit fury and say he is a bum which would make wilder even worse.
Fury is gonna need more training to beat someone better than Chisora. I know he's never in great shape but he has looked more fit before. It looked like at the end Fury was not trying to get a KO out of respect, he knew he was finished, just waiting on the ref.
Every new Fury fight shows Fury's greatness...every new Fury fight shows Wilder's greatness...to go toe to toe with this man and put him down 3 times says a lot even in a loss
It doesn't. Fury wasn't healthy for the 1st and 3rd fight. The one fight where Fury was healthy was the 2nd fight and how did that one end? With Wilder getting steamrolled.
@@KyungNim Bro every boxer can say they weren't healthy before almost every fight...if you make it into the ring to fight all excuses are out the window...a case could be made for Wilder not being healthy the second fight too but it doesn't matter...Fury himself tonight said Wilder is either number 2 or 3 and he doesn't see the heavyweight that can deal with his power...when the men in the ring speak, listen unless you been in there you have no idea what it takes...I boxed for 8 years trust me when I tell you, like Teddy says you never leave the ring the same as you came in, a piece of you is always left in there health is mental in this game...Manny Pacquaio wasn't healthy when he fought Mayweather but he took his loss like a champ, no excuses...Wilder on paper has no business facing the likes of Fury but he does and he's on the upper echelon stop hatin unless you can do better
@@jj007104 Fury factually wasn't healthy. 1st Fight: He was a recovering alcohol and drug abuser while also losing more than 100 lbs. It takes a long time to get back to 100%. 2nd Fight: Fury was a lot more healthier from staying active and he had a great camp. What happened? He steamrolled Wilder. 3rd Fight: Fury got COVID. Then stopped training one month before the fight because his newborn daughter almost died. After the fight Fury admitted there was no gameplan and he simply went for the knockout because he had bone spurs in his elbows that caused him great pain. After the 4th round Wilder was getting demolished. Wilder is a bum who was lucky enough to fight Fury at his worst two times and still lost both of them. Shows how bad Wilder is.
Is 2023 going to be the boxing year we’ve been waiting 20 years for? There’s a monster fight in every weight class from 135 up available. Except 154 charlo cleaned it out
What a fight. What a performance. This was the best performance of Tyson's career. This is the greatest Heavyweight of all time everyone This was totally a 50/50 fight with stakes. Not padding his record at all with this one.
Fury is definitely a great fighter but for him to be so big he really doesn't have true knock power punches so he basically wears you down to get the knock out the way it was looking in the 3rd round the fight should've been over but because fury isn't the hardest hitter & he probably got the best footwork & head movement I've seen for someone his size so it's hard to land meaningful punches on fury the fight last longer
Tyson Fury didn't give Usak anything to be afraid of. I don't think Fury on his best day will beat Usak. No wonder Usak took a phone call while listening to Fury going off! Nothing to fear here!
Fury was so dominant in this fight and on his toes throwing hard combos to the face and body that it was a no contest. I mean he was toying with the man
I get that Fury’s at the top of his game rn but I’ve never seen more one sided highlights in my life, they tryna make it seem like Chisora ain’t throw a punch 😅
A lot of people saying Tyson was scared of Usyk, as a fighter its one at a time, now let the shat talking begin for Tyson...I have him winning a one sided victory.
Hilarious part is that...at the 2:01-2:02 mark, u can see Fury do the same glove flick technique where it flaps around a bit as he slaps & flicks his shot. ..
At 2:02 his WRIST BENT BACK just like in the Second Wilder fight! Is this just the way his wrist does, or does he have his HAND PULLED BACK IN THE WRIST PART OF THE GLOVE??? It's hard to tell because right after that, HE THREW AN UPPERCUT and the GLOVE DID NOT FLOP!!!
I'd say it's sad there's a "champion" as out of shape as fury.....but then there was foreman. Oh, and ali did actually "connect" with liston's head to knock him out.
As a boxing fan, not an expert: Heavy weight division has rarely produced “Exciting” in comparison to welter or middleweight. The foot work and deliberate throws by Tyson are phenomenal IMO.. he has one flaw there, his toe drag. No plant/pivot. But he (his body) does get lazy. His fundamentals are on par with all of the greats. Follow through along with the snap of his shoulders. His breathing (tough to see I know.) he could give a clinic on that alone, even with those body shots. Anyway hope this comment finds you all well, and doesn’t develop into diatribe. Keep it respectful. Later
