Reacting To Usyk vs Fury 2: The Breakdown Ft. Frampton, Wardley, Groves & Warren

In this video I react to former pros and Frank Warren breaking down the Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk first fight and rematch. Watch for my thoughts, analysis and honest perspective. As ever, I try to be objective and focus on the facts, before giving my opinion
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[@AGuyCalledHenry]

Guys hope you're all good! If you haven't yet and want to check out my full tactical analysis of the first fight, you can do so here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jH6ynpaDr5d2j9U

[@hiyadroogs]

People also seem to forget that Usyk's cut eyebrow wasn't caused by a punch, but from an accidental clash of heads. Look at Fury's face, especially at the end of round 9, it was purple from facial bruising.

[@ironbutterflyrusted]

At this stage I am more interested in how the Ref will behave. In the first fight Usyk was obstructed by the Ref well before Fury slumped in the corner. And the judges worry me.

[@alfiehickson8440]

Yeah there's a lot of money in a third fight so if goes the distance even if it's 8 rounds to 4 to Usyk they will give it to Fury. That's boxing!

[@Anthony.Joshuas_lrish_Grandma]

Corrupt ref Luis Pabon let Anthony Joshua hit Usyk with 20 lowblows in the rematch. Joshua intentionally hit Usyk with that 5th round lowblow to get a breather. He also hit Usyk with illegal rabbit punch in the 9th and shoulder slammed him against the ropes in the 12th. He still got embarrassed by Usyk despite all his dirty tactics 😂

[@Anthony.Joshuas_lrish_Grandma]

Anthony Joshua got saved by the referees 6 times against Ruiz and Dubois but still got knocked out/quit 😂

[@SenseiLawrence-1]

Listening to British commentators talk about Fury is nauseating….they’re more like cheerleaders

[@AGuyCalledHenry]

Depends who you listen to, to be fair.

[@panmad6156]

Probably because he's British too..How patriotic.

[@paulmyers4335]

Don't listen then !!! 😂

[@winnerwinnerchickendinner-y4w]

On the whole you're correct , listen to Froch Groves McKenzie McGuigan and Wardley for a refreshing change.

[@MartinSmith-qt3cc]

All thing being equal physically the lumbering freakshow doesn’t get past commonwealth level, and never goes 6 with Usyk

[@RPMarland]

Nice one, Henry. Fair play to Groves for not letting the groupthink get to him. I just have to dismiss all this "it was close" talk as promotional, and unrelated to reality. As you say, competitive but not close.

[@TheGreatest1974]

Sadly the scorecards had it close too, when it really wasn’t.

[@garfieldwang489]

boxing is more than a sports, also a business. it's good for promotion. at least Usyk was the winner and the judges didn't disagree with it. and it can attract more audience i think

[@boxingmonkey8621]

The ONLY Two people to come out of this discussion with their reputation intact is George Groves and also Fabio Wardley George Groves is one of the most honest ex Pro’s The ONLY ones I listen too are George Groves Carl Froch Barry McGuigan Duke McKenzie Every single other ex Pro is on the pay roll If to get access to the Event or free Hotel Rooms or VIP Packages The above four ex fighters Find it impossible not to tell the truth Bunce sitting on the fence but he doesn’t want to upset Warren Wee Carl has turned into a Fury cuckold May as well be sitting there in a Gimp mask and collar on What an embarrassment

[@jimneversink9700]

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[@difdaf436]

Your commentary on this made it watchable because you said what i was thinking all the time.. it was a little infuriating to watch at times

[@AGuyCalledHenry]

@@difdaf436 cheers mate

[@Ben-ch5fv]

Warren been in the game for 40 years apparently and still clueless to what he’s watching the man needs his eyes tested with half the stuff he come out with on here. Groves and wardley were spot on

[@alfiehickson8440]

If he was Usyks promoter he'd be singing a different tune!

[@JCJ7319]

Thank you Henry for this again. It's ok with all their comments, understandable they side with their fellow englishman. Usyk's desire and willingness to win is phenomenal.

[@DrRepper]

Most Englishmen are not siding with the Englishman...

[@JCJ7319]

From that panel, except Wardley😊 and maybe me and you as well.

[@CaelanDafydd]

You said what I was thinking watching the video earlier, really enjoyed your breakdown I think you're bang on!

[@QsLIFE1993]

Frampton comment: 'Fury looked like he was enjoying himself' I think he was doing anything but!

[@nateb3105]

This channel is underrated!!! In reference to Fury's low blows - have a look at the DAZN promo "Witnessing greatness"... 15sec = low blow, 1min 6sec - hold & punch.... Grubby to the max!!!

[@Anthony.Joshuas_lrish_Grandma]

Lol. Anthony Joshua hit Usyk with 20 lowblows in the rematch. Joshua intentionally hit Usyk with that 5th round lowblow to get a breather. He also hit Usyk with illegal rabbit punch in the 9th and shoulder slammed him against the ropes in the 12th. Dubois' illegal lowblow hurt Usyk badly 😂

[@asdadfafafafffallslsldd8068]

On that panel, you had the usual suspects Frampton, Warren and Bunce. They're all apart of team Fury through promotion / tnt and known to be company men and very biased in their opinions. Then you also had the TNT host who oviously is as biased as one can be. Thankfully they also brought in Groves who was able to stand his ground and told them how the first fight really went down. Also a relief to see Wardley not being a company man.

[@TimonMaxey1]

This panel is clearly biased towards fury

[@bobmurphy9686]

Fabio was very astute in this discussion. I think usyk would be happy with fury coming after him. I honestly don’t think we got the best usyk in that fight and I expect him to have a better understanding of fury than fury has of him in the rematch. What you said about his not needing to improve Chang his tool selection is right.

[@winnerwinnerchickendinner-y4w]

22:15 Everything about Franks body language there suggests he's not confident "Tysons quite a fast heavyweight" Clutching at straws I think...

[@Mashford7986]

Have we got more content coming out dude, loving these videos dude 😊

[@winnerwinnerchickendinner-y4w]

34:45 There is absolutely no question of doubt about it , that WAS Furys best performance and its not even close. The best version of Fury (as Simon Jordan likes to say) got beaten by Usyk

[@LouisDeeYT]

The rounds fury won are the rounds Usyk lets all his opponents win so Usyk can take rounds off

[@davebento1548]

I used to manage football teams at a reasonably high standard. If we dominated the first half and were up scorewise I always changed things. My players were at first bemused because under past managers they were told " keep it going " " if it ain't broke don't fix it" but as you say Henry you are at a disadvantage if you stay the same and let the other manager learn from the first half. I would guess what the other manager had seen and what he would do to rectify things. Then, I would make changes to exploit the changes I expected him to make. Great channel - always watch and enjoy and learn - always click like and subscribed ages ago.

[@jimneversink9700]

This tnt video is really just Morecambe presser 2.0 Apart from George and Fabio, the rest are just holding this little conference to try convince themselves that their guy is brilliant and will win the rematch. Something else I’ve noticed: the fans who think Fury will win the rematch are the same ones who think the first fight was razor thin. That’s where all this nonsense starts and they’ve built all their opinions around that. Usyk by stoppage in the 7th. Good video Henry, ta!

[@ionutalex5529]

i would love one of these vids for naoya inoue's fight this december, great content

[@AGuyCalledHenry]

I will do some Inoue content before the fight. Currently travelling but will be busy with content!

[@winnerwinnerchickendinner-y4w]

10:50 Clowning around lol , I don't remember him doing that in the 2nd half of the fight , Framptons talking nonsense and is another Warren nodding dog.

[@ATR-mt5rz]

Good video bro, I enjoy these longer vids:)

[@memorialgardens1664]

🧠💪🙋‍♂️🤝💪 just subscribed 🎉 your good 👍.🙏

[@MartinSmith-qt3cc]

As an amateur boxing coach I have always asked my charges to work more on weaknesses than strengths, fairly obvious but the mindset of the majority is to stay in comfort zone.

[@justneedalogin]

Great content as usual but I just can’t listen to the bias of the British boxing establishment so I had a hard time watching the video through. The pro-Fury agenda is disgusting. Your thoughts are on point as always of course.

[@konstantinosstag6436]

I don't think Fury is that hard to figure out psychologically. He has lost a lot of his drive and it shows. He doesn't really want to be challenged and he doesn't feel the same hunger to prove something. He used to be the underdog and out of the establishment when he was younger. Now he is the establishment. He is the favorite, he is the golden boy of boxing. He has become the guy he accused Klitschko of being. And also knowing that his physical abilities are deteriorating (athletes know) he has to change the narrative for his own mental stability. He needs to say its only for the money. That way if he does lose he is somewhat covered in terms of what was at stake. You will never hear Usyk say that.

[@danielnieto2534]

Great breakdown Henry. What fight were these guys watching? I thought they were talking about the Usyk vs Fury I fight.

[@majenazprahy9909]

By putting Frank Warren there, they made this "breakdown" a Fury coolade show. I like to hear your commentary, but this pannel just sounds like a big waste of time.

[@jeremyordaz]

Real video man. The same as with the first fight, all these former fighters and many promoters say that in order for Fury to win he has to fight dirty!! That's my concern in the rematch. Usyks going to take a lot of low blows and elbows and may lose on points because he's going to be more drained than he should be on top of the holding the pushing down.

[@dogsbollocksgenius9480]

Henry you can’t reason with these fanboys mate, they have quite a strange psychology when it comes to that sort of thing

[@MichaelPolley-yb1ls]

Henry is the best

[@letitiamcculley9311]

What you perhaps mean Henry, is Fury is going to do more illegal moves to win by cheating, however it will not work. Fury's legs and punch resistance are gone. gone. Usyk will improve upon some of what he called mistakes. He will eliminate most of them, one thing about Usyk, what a student of boxing each and every time. Least we all forget Fury is Truth Challenged, Truth Challenged

[@brucelang1201]

This build up has all the makings of when Ali fought Frazier,Fury being the big mouth and Usyk the more quiet and reserved,so what Fury is doing whether we like it or not attracts huge anticipation for the fight which is exactly what Ali did.Good luck to both warriors although I would have to go with Usyk for the win.

[@paulhelsby]

Overextension of body shots and jabs by Usyk, of which many were slipped by Fury in the early rounds (one needs to watch the first three rounds of Fury/Wilder 3, where Wilder's overextended jabs actually landed with a slap and a ripple, to then understand how the same overextension of jabs to the body by Usyk fell short on many occasions with a Fury slip). This is where 'bias' comes into play by gratifying these shots as concrete man-on-the-moon thunderingly landed points scored that the ringside judges (who scored the fight fairly), could feel the whistles and bells of, along with the sinews of sweat flying visibly (or not when a punch lands short), scored it differently to your TNT/DZAN Camera view. Not to different to when we all call for a foul when our football striker falls in the box of a soccer game from the TV view it looks like a foul, only to be correct by VAR. The judges were good and scored the fight as it was... Usyk won fair and square with a huge round 9 (that could have been stopped!), but Fury won five of the 12 rounds, arguably six, but even with six, it still wasn't enough to win the fight. Anything less than addressing what actually landed and what you 'hoped' landed is bias.

[@Cristopher-S.G]

I have been avoiding all these british shows due to how stupidly bias they are, they are Fury's cheerleaders with the same false narratives

[@alfiehickson8440]

Carl Frampton is terrified of John Fury so disregard his opinion immediately! Scored it a draw? Lol

[@ИвенИванов-ъ4я]

Fury land like 10 good shots the whole fight if we are to be fair. Most of the uppercut that Fury supposedly "land" actually didn't land at all. He landed 1 big uppercut on Usyk head in the 6th, and that was it. He landed 1 in the 4 that got Usyk off balance, and hit him on the nose, but that wasn't a big one. In the 7th he hit Usyk with another uppercut, that had no effect on Usyk, and literally that was all of Fury's uppercut. Every other Fury missed terribly. Also a lot of the supposed "body work" landed on Usyk elbows.

[@markmarkovic6163]

You are better then a lot of those others good man

[@winnerwinnerchickendinner-y4w]

Everyone in the roundtable looks scared of Frank , no wonder no ones stating the obvious which is that Fury needs a miracle lol

[@winnerwinnerchickendinner-y4w]

35:29 Sorry Henry completely disagree......Fury had won the Klitschko fight before he got in the ring with his antics , Klitschko was scared to throw a punch and Fury won it behind the jab with a very tedious performance. Light and day from the Usyk fight where Fury showed skill , heart and tremendous powers of recovery. Not even close.

[@deyvidpetromusic]

I really believe that Fury is going to run like he did in the Vlad fight and try to do just enough to make it look good and flashy for the judges.

[@Fooknose88]

The smart betting man should always listen to groves he has been right in almost all his predictions. Me I’d never bet against fury but that’s me 😂

[@difdaf436]

I have to say though, it’s refreshing to hear you as an Englishman call the first fight honestly. Sounds like you scored it the same as me. The narrative that it was close.. come on.

[@winnerwinnerchickendinner-y4w]

42:46 Honestly who the hell does Warren think he is? You'd think he was the eminent boxer among them rather than being a man who's never boxed professionally...

[@GREGGSOHO]

Henry, I enjoy your video's.... Fury will find himself in the same predicament this fight, Usyk is just too good a boxer, and his speed is what will catch Fury again. Fury seems to have lost a step, and Wilder was in no way as good as Usyk. Fury has been sliding down, remember Ngannou fight? He barely won against a novice boxer. Usyk will do the same thing he did against AJ, who was more agressive the 2nd fight, but in the end Usyk outworked him & caught him with big shots by the 8th round. Fury retires after getting beat up this fight...

[@boxingmonkey8621]

Wouldn’t surprise me I expect Fury to throw the head in at every opportunity And Just hope Usyk is the one who comes off worse

[@BERTLEWEED]

I just like the way they keep saying "if it hadn't been for the knock down, he [Tyson] would've won"; It's like saying "well if I hadn't got knocked out...". I mean, isn't that how a fighter wins? By gaining the advantage by landing more punches or scoring knockdowns or a knockout...? Will they ever give Usyk his dues?

[@shmuproom1293]

Usyk was dominant!that’s from a fury fan!hoping fury is fit and we gonna get a great show!no one is speaking about the talk of the trilogy,it wouldn’t surprise me usyk lost then both men get another 100mil pay day for a 3rd fight👀

[@jakeet999]

Fury was at his best in the first fight unfortunately that was not enough, Usyk has lived the life wereas Fury has not,blowing up in weight between fights drink, drugs take their toll eventually the clowning actually worked in Fury's favour allowing him some rest bite

[@jamesfretwell1511]

These pundits are stupid if they scored it a draw if you take away round 9. Then they say fury was enjoying the fight too much is ridiculous. Furys clowning was to trick people he was doing better than he was doing. Groves is the only one speaking sense. The majority of these pundits would try and make fury look good if he didnt win a single round, and then to pile on George Groves whenever he makes a valid point is proof they are totally biased.

[@winnerwinnerchickendinner-y4w]

42:10 What?? If Fury wins there'll be a trilogy.....that's surely not debatable?

[@MartinSmith-qt3cc]

So basically Frampton wants feary to use crude tactics to spoil 👏👏👏 🙄

[@winnerwinnerchickendinner-y4w]

There's a lot of abusive idiots on youtube I'm afraid Henry , be prepared!

[@vp-fv1eo]

Feedback you don't need to enlarge your face everytime you speaking just leave your video small

[@winnerwinnerchickendinner-y4w]

Great video Henry , sorry for cluttering up your comments

[@Round_Zero]

Well when they say 4 and 4 they call the other rounds swing rounds. The 10-8 round is a USYK round.

[@plushstyles8599]

Carl Frampton is a Fury lap dog what do u expect him to say 😂.

[@boxingmonkey8621]

Big John confronted wee Carl He’s been terrified since then

[@asdadfafafafffallslsldd8068]

He also said as a commentator for the Usyk - Dubois fight that Dubois had been robbed. He's just a Warren pet.

[@robinlloyd1121]

Defo don't think the first fight was as far ahead for Usyk as you're saying here. However, that said it's easy to forget quite a few of those rounds could have gone either way. Personally I gave it to Usyk by 1 or 2 rounds, but a 3-4 rounds could have been called for either fighter, so I think it's legit how other people could get to Fury being ahead by a round or like you saying Usyk was ahead by like 4, all of those options are possible IMO. I think the judges on the night had it about right.

[@freedom4life123]

I think usyk should start this fight with bad intentions and not be as cagey as the first fight because he now knows he can hurt fury and he also knows he can evade the only punches fury had that done any damage. Usyk knows fury cant take a punch and goes down easy so yes his best strategy would be to come in aggressive with power punches and try and get fury out of there early.

[@rickyellis8505]

You're just an objective boxing fan, and people can not get their heads around that 😂 it's hilarious to me. Such weird people, honestly.

[@MartinSmith-qt3cc]

Feary has no comprehension of adversity, the ring is light relief to Usyk considering his wore torn country’s issues. Feary lost long ago vs McDermott.

[@winnerwinnerchickendinner-y4w]

This fights bringing out toxicity in people because those who follow Fury are as toxic as he is. Its that simple.

[@alexmackaness259]

My view is the showboating was fury downplaying moments where he cameoff worse in the fight - he's called usyk a pumped up middle weight all this time, so should be able to deal with him, right?...

[@mr_bluesrocker4230]

"competetive" is when you lost 9-3 plus one of them was knockdown (minus two points)? These guys are delusional

[@ScottySkippin]

Bought your DZNE 👊

[@Mashford7986]

Henry did you say before you live in australia or do you live in england cause your accent sounds english?

[@AGuyCalledHenry]

Grew up in the UK recently moved to Oz mate.

[@SuperKJ777]

Fury lost the first one,it wasn’t close really. I still think Usyk has better conditioning. Fury gassed out & if he doesn’t improve his cardio, he’ll gas out again & lose.

[@malhotraroger9106]

If only the referee had of allowed Usyk to throw one more punch. Would they still have had this discussion?

[@alfiehickson8440]

Fury's weakness 🍺🍽👃🍬

[@thanevakarian9762]

Usyk will win his standard 7-9 rounds, but unfortunately will need a KO or an absolute undeniable masterpiece to get the nod. Of course Fury can land a legit KO shot and wouldn’t totally be surprised if he did, but 99/100 times Usyk lands more shots per round for more rounds. Unfortunately boxing is boxing lol. Fury by MD despite losing at least 7 rounds.

[@MartinSmith-qt3cc]

Dubious may have ko’d Joshua but let’s be real he still catches everything with his chin, boxing by numbers Joshua just got greedy and paid.

[@briHammer40K]

Hiya mate I’m a big fan of your channel,just wanted to say that I don’t agree with your statement that fury is the one that needs to make all the changes because he lost,if Usyk doesn’t make an adjustment to avoiding those Fury uppercuts then he’s potentially going to have a long night

[@AGuyCalledHenry]

Hi mate. If you take a look at my long breakdown you’ll see how I show Usyk adapting to the uppercut during the first fight. I feel the focus is on fury to change because he lost, but as I said in this video, Usyk will also need to anticipate any changes Fury might make and be prepared for them.

[@orestmakar8562]

Usyk landed allot of punches that Fury did not defend or did not defend properly. Most of Furys punches Usyk braced for well. One or two upercuts somehat surprised Usyk. Tbe punches that twist your head violantly or fore it to jerk violently are the punches that dobthe damadge.

[@waynemcmillan5970]

Fury needed to start from round one more confidently and work the body to slow down Usyk. Usyk is fitter and works harder in a fight landing more clean punches. Fury can’t match it with Usyk in terms of slipping and counterpunching, so he needs to slow down Usyk over 8 rounds, then push Usyk over the last 4 rounds. Fury discovered in the Usyk fight that he was against a much more skilled and accurate puncher than Wilder or any other boxer he has faced. Usyk will win the December 21 fight, as he has better footwork and punching accuracy. The Wilder fights were not boxing fights and Wilder was never a talented boxer, but a KO artist.

[@winnerwinnerchickendinner-y4w]

If Usyk is robbed I for one won't be watching the fall out ; Fury will be insufferably arrogant and smug.

[@1fairhurst]

them uk commentators gas lighting they was ... all of em.. round 1-3 was usyk's and at least 7-12 were usyk's

[@Portekberm]

This was awful.. groves was like he was in a parallel universe

[@grantg4138]

Fury won 5 rounds at best. 115-112 to 117-110 is believable

[@orestmakar8562]

Usyk uses preasure to dictate the pace of the fight. He never pushed himself as hard as he can push himself and chooses to fight just above the pace of his opponent making his oppoenent believe that if he pushes himself just a bit harder he can cach up and start scoring punches. I believe this is bate. At some point Usyk allows his opponent to surpase his pace knowing that hos opponent has surpases his limi. This is when he decreaces his preasure fighting more defencivly while is opponent tries to finish him of believing if he commits now (in the middle of the fight, rounds 5-6) he can hurt and even KO Usyk. Usyk knows he has been pushing his opponent past his limit and wates for his power do start droping (he can feel the power of punches droping and the punches getting lazy and slow. He usually allows his oponent to properly drain his own stamina and then ramps up gradually his the pace and agression at some point his opponents cannot mach it and become outpaced and get cought with serouce punches while looking outclassed. If they survive without being KO’d they are incapable of fighting for the remaining fight. If you look at the Jabr AI analysis this is what you will see in the graphs and stats. Same thing happened with Daniel Dubois and AJ. If we take a 1-10 pace scale. When Usyks opponent starts fighting at 3 Usyk fights at 4. When his opponent tries to mach Usyk and rampes upbthr pace to 4 Usyk starts boxing at 5 and so on. Depending on the physical build, age and stamina training regiment boxer goes threw they will have a different level of sustainability. Usyk uses preasure and agression to control the fight and drain his opponents. Belew tried to dominate Usyk with preasure and agression and gased out far quicker. That is why the toughest fight Usyk had in my opinion is against Breadis who was cotiouce, did not overpush himself and mached Usyks preasure for the entire fight. No boxer managed to come close to what Breadis did.

[@pigwashtroughology4235]

Could I react to your reactions to these pundits' reactions to the boxers' actions and reactions?

[@AGuyCalledHenry]

I encourage it

[@marky147]

I had it 116-111 or 115-12 at worst... Only gave fury 4-7 and maybe 12.

[@MartinSmith-qt3cc]

I’d wager fury connected with less than 50 punches

[@JosEvan888]

No matter what you believe the fact is that Fury was ahead on the scorecards up to round 9 by all 3 judges, with all due respect your personal opinion or how you or anyone other than the judges scored it is irrelevant. All 3 judges had it going the same way in favour of Fury so the fact is that Fury was winning up until round 9, it was close but he was in the lead so can we drop this narrative that Usyk was ‘clearly winning’ or dominating or whatever this is simply not true whichever way you try to spin it. I think a lot of people are skewed by the optics of round 9 which I can understand purely from an aesthetic point of view but I think a lot of people, including yourself, think that boxing is purely scored based upon how many punches are landed but the reality is that scoring is based on effective aggression, defence, the fighter drawing the other one into a spar (fighting on back foot and setting traps can equally be viewed as initiating the spar for eg) ring generalship etc. The reality and truth of the matter is that it was a very, very close fight and the judges scorecards reflect that and are the only opinions that actually matter. As I’ve said before, none of the commentators, pundits, experts etc on that night were sure who had won that fight if at all, even Usyk and his team weren’t sure and that tells us all just how close that fight was. My thought is that Fury did give that fight away rather than Usyk winning it because Fury lost concentration in the 9th and I believe his mindset was to outbox Usyk which ultimately meant he nullified his own physical advantages in size and strength, plus the fact that Usyk came looking for the knock out and ditched his usual dancing around. Ultimately there was a role reversal and I do think that Fury just needs to play to his physical advantages, hold the centre of the ring, fight on the front foot and use those feints which usyk was falling for every time as Sugar Hill kept kept instructing Fury of. This second fight isn’t going to be easy for either man and I’m still not sure who wins because they are both incredible boxers and unique individuals. My hope is Fury can do it and then we get the Fury AJ fight or, the Dubois fight for all the belts.

[@stavsantis]

You act like boxing on the whole and judges are not biased or corrupt ? Apart from Tysons 3 uppercuts and couple body shots and low blows please tell me where else he hurt usyk ? Lol Even when re-watching the fight in mute, and giving fury the close potentially drawed rounds (3, 12) , Usyk still wins 7-5 with the Knockdown round . Competitive, good fight, Fury impressed me in spells but dont be using the scorecards as gospel truth. For fuck sake even in the AJ Usyk 2 fight one of the Jusges gave it to AJ . Are you seriously going to tell us that AJ won that fight ? Lol

[@anthonyharty1732]

Has this ‘Expert’ A Guy Called Henry ever boxed as a Professional or been employed as a trainer by Professional boxers? 🧐

[@anthonyharty1732]

@ 😂🤣😂🤣😂 WRONG! I hate Fury, can’t watch any interview with him. The sound of his voice goes right through me. He’s a Pathological Liar on top of that. His boxing resume is laughable. All I’m saying is if this guy has never boxed as a Professional he knows nothing about what it’s like to be in a boxing ring boxing. It’s like him who has never danced saying to me if I was a dancer he knows better than me how to dance. He’s got an opinion but having a channel where he talks as if he knows about boxing when he hasn’t box is a joke.

[@Portekberm]

Fury just looks old now.. and not strong enough Yeah m usually wrong on predictions though 😂

[@ionnae4582]

Vous êtes entrain de compter les rounds qu'Usik à gagné (il faut bien regardez à la loupe car on voit pas clair)! C'est assez minable pour quelqu'un que vous nommez un génie de la boxe et d'autre superlatifs. Par contre quand Fury à gagné vs Wilder ça à toujours fini par KO DDD vs Hergovic KO AJ vs Otto Walin KO AJ vs Naganou KO DDD vs AJ KO Si Fury gagne il le fera par KO sans qu' Usik puisse rien faire Si Usik gagnera par KO cette fois est puisque Fury prendra tout les risques si non vous vous remetrez à compter les rounds...ou pesté contre l'arbitre Forcément se sera sa faute si votre gars n'arrive pas J'espère que Fury nous fera ce qu'il à fait vs Cunningham. C'est à dire couvrir son visage et avancer, car c'est ça être un poids lourd ,brut de décoffrage

[@pigwashtroughology4235]

For what it's worth I scored it 114-113 to Usyk with two rounds drawn. So Henry please don't belittle those who disagree with you when you say that it was a clear win for Usyk.

[@panmad6156]

Body shots, uppercuts, guard up, strong jabs, keep off the ropes and more aggression will hurt Usyk.. I'm convinced that a focused Fury will win on points. His beast mode will be too much, if he can find it.

[@panmad6156]

@glenmallory5893 I agree he didn't have a good night. He didn't do much but edge every round. It wasn't spectacular. Fury didn't have a good night either. Usyk couldn't finish him off in 9,10,11, and 12. Usyk gave everything and was shattered at the end. Fury on the other hand was still bouncing around full of energy.. He's a freak.

[@philclarke7407]

Weird echo chamber you have with this channel. You all can't stand fury. Its fucking strange.

[@JoshBlake-wu5xw]

Usyk is going to lose

[@freedom4life123]

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[@JIMMYSTREET222]

3 mins of begging stop🛑