Tyson Fury is Making A MISTAKE!

[@jacjones2795]

I’m a big boxing fan, but things have to change to get one belt and one champion. The fact that the best fighters don’t have to fight each other to become champion. This isn’t just a problem at heavyweight, it’s pretty much all weight classes

[@thewatcheronthewall85]

So true mate, they get a belt look around and think to themselves screw this I'll milk nobody's for easy cash.

[@eddy4688]

It's another area where the UFC put boxing to shame.

[@mycommentwilltriggeryou9810]

I’m a big boxing fan but you don’t seem to understand that if there was one belt. Boxing would be way more corrupt.

[@jacjones2795]

@@mycommentwilltriggeryou9810 corruption in boxing is a problem, but it’s one that get’s found out and removed in this day and age. Having one champion would mean that the best fight the best, even getting a chance to fight for a world title would be a big achievement. And that would massively benefit the fans, but also growing the audience and then a bigger purse going to the fighters for making the big fights.

[@sonnyliston3391]

@@mycommentwilltriggeryou9810 Lou Duva, Gil Clancy, and Al Certo all preferred 50s era where there was one champion even though corruption was rampant. Corruption will always be apart of boxing, but to claim we shouldn't have one champion due to it is ludicrous. Especially when with four titles we just have four corrupt entities.

[@archiewall124]

I don’t think it’s our place to say he’s making a mistake retiring, he’s doing it for personal reasons after all. I can understand why someone would want that break after non stop working and fighting.

[@GoGetYourShinebox]

Yeah can’t be easy being a pro fighter at the highest level, a lot of health risks. Us armchair critics don’t know what it’s like

[@shorehamboy2712]

Spot on pal I'd love the fury vs Joshua fight just to see fury beat him but if he retires then fair enough he's proved last couple years or so he's number 1 anyway for me

[@D-A-A-]

But do you remember what happened to him last time he retired boxing, went into major depression? People have a right to worry about what happens to him cos of the past, if he does want to retire then no problem but let's hope he doesn't end up like he used to be

[@jhardworkpaysoff474]

exactly his still a legend

[@lukebennett576]

@@D-A-A- hes not gonna be sitting at home but i think he wants to go into differnet ventures like exibitions and he even said he wants to do movies so i think hell be ok

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

If he retires, great for Tyson. He’s doing it while on top. If he fights the winner of AJ v usyk, that’s great too. But either way, he’s been a real fun, solid champ/person. Cheers Tyson.

[@AcidGlow]

He should fight the winner of Usyk and Joshua for *All The Belts at the same Time* . Then retire for a bigger Legacy. 💪

[@bigbad123321]

Then people will say "But he never defended the belts!" People are never satisfied.

[@AcidGlow]

@@bigbad123321 Winning and holding all the Belts is good enough for him at this time. This Dillian fight was not the best way to go out. People just want to see Fury vs Joshua or Usyk.

[@bigbad123321]

@@AcidGlow I think he probably will.

[@Sebpz8342]

@@bigbad123321 not if he has beaten everyone already

[@l.p3826]

@@bigbad123321 He already defended the belts. It’s not about the belts, it’s saying you beat the best in your generation.

[@Noboxingnolife69]

Whyte’s demeanor was just so disappointing it was just clear he was lackluster still think Fury would’ve won regardless but as someone who think he deserved a title shot for awhile it was frustrating to watch

[@premierleaguegematria468]

Styles make fights. Whyte is more of a mid range counter puncher rather than a pressure fighter. Fury is all wrong for Whyte.

[@joshd171294]

@@premierleaguegematria468 agreed

[@rjim1]

I just think Fury is so good that he made Dillian look very average, if he went lunging in he would have got sparked out much earlier. I also love the talk about Whyte's dirty fighting when if you watch it back it was Fury doing it first, even Ngannou picked that up.

[@Noboxingnolife69]

@@rjim1 True and big facts 💀💀💀

[@williambyrne6785]

Fury is to good he's the best the hype came from idiots

[@jdogg6556]

Brian acts like a genius nowadays with predictions, despite picking mcgregor to beat Floyd Mayweather 😂😂

[@berlin4103]

He also had McGregor winning against khabib 😂😂

[@Southside1804]

@Nathan yeah on the livestream proper hyped cause he predicted would be a uppercut KO odds of that would’ve been well low

[@LarryAmos92]

Only person more arrogant than him is his weird side kick

[@samshaw1443]

@@LarryAmos92 agreed

[@vudusid8717]

Mate, I totally agree with you. He was part of the McGregor hype wave of combat sport sports fans and now he's trying to pretend to be a major fighting sports pundit. But in his defense, most of his viewers don't know fuck all about fighting so he probably is a very knowledgeable man infront of 95% of people who watch his videos. I don't watch him because it's just so cringe. This is the guy that seriously thought McGregor was going to beat Khabib. 😂

[@TheTruth-pl3mk]

I think he's getting out now because he's scared of losing. He knows that Usyk is a genuine threat, with his skill level. Usyk has a great chance of negating Fury's big size advantage and Fury knows this. It's a very tough fight from a tactical perspective, rather than a danger of KO. The last time Fury faced a small, fairly-quick Cruiserweight, Steve Cunningham put him on his backside for a brief count. Fury did recover to bludgeon Cunningham to defeat but Usyk's different gravy. It's sad that the "best fighters" aren't trying hard enough to face each other. Spence-Crawford are guilty too.

[@BlackWolf-el3gu]

Tyson fury is twice the size of usyk I like usyk to but come Tyson very slick and punches harder and is 6’9 270 plus look at the haye vs klitschko fight to see what size does to a heavyweight does to a cruiser weight.

[@TheTruth-pl3mk]

@@BlackWolf-el3gu Twice the size but was dropped by Cunningham, who was a far worse Cruiserweight and Heavyweight than Usyk. Styles make fights and Fury's looked good because he's up against opponents with little to no boxing ability. If we're being honest, the last good boxer Fury faced was a 39-year old Wladimir Klitschko. Wilder was just a puncher, never a real boxer. Dillian Whyte a worthy contender who deserved his shot but Usyk's a different animal. If Usyk's such an easy fight for Fury, he'd have agreed to it by now. The Joshua rematch would be on the backburner.

[@jamaal141]

@@BlackWolf-el3gu usyk would spank Haye no comparison and there is a reason why fury never mentions him

[@RichySnipes]

Everything about Ngannou being dangerous is true, but Ngannou has no stamina and definitely wouldn’t in boxing. Tyson would just tire him out for 3 rounds, then its easy game to be honest.

[@DailyCorvid]

I think it would be a first round KO for Tyson, I can see Francis wading in with an immediate and predictable hard right haymaker, which will hit nothing but air - and the counter will stagger him setting up a fierce one-two and then uppercut. First round win for Tyson easy money. Franny better hope he wants to give us a show for longer than it will really take.

[@ADU17]

If it’s ufc gloves then it could go either way cos Francis is dangerous

[@WTN416]

Stamina this idiot said 👏 🙄 when did he have that problem

[@checharles5224]

Absolutely but this is like a personal favour to Francis. This will be a huge payday especially if the UFC is involved in the promotion. If I were Francis I’m going in with everything in the first round and I’m not getting up once put on the ground. ££££

[@SpyroTek]

Depends on the rules. They may allow slight grappling, which is basically giving the fighters a rest when they're holding on to each other.

[@festnotfirst]

I absolutely agree with everything in this video. Fury is a bunch of contradiction. You can’t suddenly say you’re the greatest in your era and then duck the great fighters in your era. He needs to fight atleast AJ because we’ve all waited for that fight since forever!

[@philly-736]

We all know how that would go lmao. Aj hasn’t been the same since the first time he lost the belt against Ruiz.

[@aadhhfafgcs7072]

@@philly-736 so why doesn’t fury fight him then ??? You can say what u want about aj but he’s tried to literally fight everyone in the division deontay and Tyson but they both avoided him.

[@tsgrapiidz6970]

@@aadhhfafgcs7072 wasn’t fury and aj meant to fight last summer

[@marcust123]

Pointless fighting aj hes lost twice already badly if anything its gota be usyk both undefeated

[@marcust123]

@@aadhhfafgcs7072 you do no fury tried to make thr aj fight for wembley dont you? Aj refused thats why whyte was fighting instead fury explains it on his hour long interview

[@joarborneland1708]

I think he values his undefeated record very high and he thinks he has done enough to slip away as one of the greatest without risking his record against usyk or joshua

[@Josh-sx2io]

idk why tho, cus he beats the both of them easily

[@Fhesseti]

@@Josh-sx2io Usyk isn't easy for anyone

[@archiesutherland6127]

@@Josh-sx2io ,he doesn't. It's his hardest fights since his return

[@seanc7990]

@@Josh-sx2io Joshua and usyk are both better than anyone fury has fought, they both bring unique problems, Joshua's power and agressiveness as well as his atleticsm and boxing ability, usyk is the best technical heavyweight and is more skilled than fury, he'd likely beat them but not easily

[@nihilistdurden5559]

@@seanc7990 Wilder would knock tf out of glass chin Joshua

[@MannyRiberaOriginal]

He’s doing a ‘floyd mayweather’. Bring out the big bucks if you want to see him box again.

[@nsitv7376]

yh but floyd had 20+ title defences

[@lukemurray4950]

He was offered the big bucks to fight AJ but he ducked the fight by tying himself up in contracts to fight bums and rematch the most unskilled heavyweight ever. This is why boxing sucks because their is more reward in not taking fights and padding your record than taking risks and the big fights. This man never had any interest in fighting the likes of AJ and Usyk because he likes to cherry pick easy fights.

[@roberttownsend796]

You will know instantly if he's thinking of really retiring as I said before it depends on whether he relinquishes the titles if he doesn't then you know he's not retiring it's not rocket science

[@efraimsoloway4420]

He’ll just wait till they strip him

[@str-tw4zk]

Surely there must be a reason why AJ and Whyte fought Usky and Fury the way they did. I'm not convinced that they would've done any better if they had tried to brawl with them as everyone says they should've done

[@razzprince2877]

If Usyk goes on a tear and destroys everyone then there will be a huge asterisk near Fury's name when the "GOAT" conversation is being had and people will always remember Usyk over Fury simply because Usyk fought everyone and Fury didn't. I absolutely love Fury, but he's not had a very tough fight since Klitschko. Usyk is the only guy the world can see giving Fury a problem so it won't be forgotten is Usyk continues to dominate.

[@TheTruth-pl3mk]

Great comment! And people like to forget two things; First of all, Klitschko was 39 and clearly shopworn. It was a far easier fight than it would've been 5 years previously. Secondly, Deontay Wilder is vastly overrated. The man has a great right hand but one look at his resume tells us that he'd not beaten one great fighter before he stepped in the ring with Fury. Luis Ortiz was already 40 and past his prime. So, Fury's beaten Chisora twice, an old Klitschko, Wilder and Dillian Whyte. Not much of a resume when compared with the greats of the past. Rocky Marciano was heavily criticized for his opponents after winning the title from Jersey Joe Walcott, in 1952. Likewise, Sonny Liston and, later on, George Foreman, were both slammed for not facing the best contenders during their brief title reigns. Even Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield were picked on for their title defences. So, why should Fury get away with it?

[@abd-bm3cd]

I AGREE !! He spoke of the emptiness he felt inside after Klitschko & being away from the sport & its healthy routines with training. What about future decades when he will look back at how he walked away as a Lineal Champ in his prime with only ~2 wins away from elevating his legacy & inarguably cementing his place amongst the very best in history? Big mistake if he's really serious about retirement (which he prob isn't lol). He can only add to what he has already achieved.

[@Ukman-england]

Wtf is the lineal champ he beat the man who held the belts for ten years Vladimir was bored 10 years defended the belts worst fight I ever seen fury beat wilder white after that how the fuck does this make him a legend

[@chiefkaha5650]

Families more important then a title mate. Yea maybe he might regret it a little bit, but nothing beats spending time with loved ones.

[@Ajs_1988]

He isn't any lineal champion, neither was vladimir

[@yadunknow3436]

@@Ukman-england yeah he is the best of this era with very little doubt. I still think he should fight the winner of Joshua Vs usyk 2 before hanging it up to be undoubtedly the best of this era in my opinion but even that's not exactly an amazing achievement considering the state of the heavyweight division especially when compared to other era's.

[@yadunknow3436]

@@Ukman-england I agree with you. since his comeback he beat 2 or 3 complete nobodies which made sense since it's his return so that's reasonable and then the fights the same overrated bum 3 times in a row (corrupt or terrible judges in the first fight) who's best win is over a 40+ year old luiz Ortiz. (Who he almost got KO'd by in the 1st fight he had if I remember correctly). Then Whyte, it doesn't even need explaining on why he's not a special win. This guy is not a boxing great and no one will look back on this era in years to come when thinking about all time heavyweight GOAT's.

[@Daxman360]

He isn't retiring. He just knows his worth. And by saying he is retired it will just get better offers. The proof will be when the period to defend/vacate the WBC belt ends. If he vacates it. It will devalue any potential fight. As said here. Just a genius market ploy.

[@kie1996]

If AJ does by some miracle beat Usyk you can guarantee when they ask him who do you want next he'll come out with the classic "you'll have to ask my team about that. You know me, I'll fight anyone"

[@ronoccc]

very unfair that. aj has arguably the best resume in the division. he's never lined up bums like tom schwarz and otto wallin like fury did whilst claiming to be the greatest. aj has fought top 10 guys when he didn't need to. he was desperate trying to make the wilder fight, even offered wilder tens of millions but wilder refused and went for fury thinking he'd be an easier fight.

[@Lee-ye3ev]

@@ronoccc Instead he lined up bums like Martin, Breazeale and Takam

[@ronoccc]

@@Lee-ye3ev shows how much you know. Martin was the belt holder, wasn’t ‘lined up’. He had to fight him for the title. Brazele fought wilder long after AJ demolished him, the same wilder fury fans like to label as the second best HW. Takam was a last minute stand in after the original fighter pulled out and was tough as nails and would kill Tom Schwarz

[@checharles5224]

I’ve never heard AJ speak his personal on things. Usually just clichés. He had a fire in him at the early stages. Don’t feel that these days. I don’t sense his desire. His hunger. His okay with losing.

[@b.5087]

@@ronoccc he's never fought wilder too

[@michaelcordingley8982]

Totally agree with everything you say. Three boxing matches a year, and clean up. He could leave them all unscathed if he took them seriously. Would need a come back or two with the best afterwards to be considered amongst the best ever. At the very least aj and usyk needs to be dealt with. He’s got it in him I reckon. Silk sheets tho.

[@GroovyMMA]

If Ngannou will give 100% of himself as you are saying he will be gasping for air after 2 rounds. I think Ngannou will play it safe and smart and we will see a boring fight

[@emperordavid2044]

I think ngannou will come out like a caged animal, because you can't be patient with someone like Tyson fury he will destroy you.

[@dudududududu4513]

Retiring with only 2 title defences and without fighting 2 of the top HW’s in AJ & Usyk is crazy, I think he beats AJ & Usyk but he still has plenty to show

[@richas5421]

He hasn’t retired ffs lol

[@marcchidgey485]

Aj a top heavyweight 🤣🤣🤣 couldn't even beat a cruiserweight. He's trash

[@tysonsclub]

He dont need them they need him. And yet he's still the best to ever to do it.

[@nihilistdurden5559]

Bruh you think tyson is serious? He has said he finna retire atleast 5 times before this.

[@bfinera]

Yep

[@GeoZeppelin1979]

i totally agree with you,to be considered in the same league as Lennox he has to beat the big boys and go out with a bang and comparing to Rocky Marciano is laughable........rocky fought 49 fights, whereas fury only had 32

[@jak3brap10]

I’m a massive fury fan but his legacy will fall short of the greats if he retires now.

[@boxinggospel5334]

Indeed, Larry Holmes was 48 and 0 at one point. Just one win away from Rocky Marciano's record.

[@bel6891]

The comeback has to be considered to get to near 30 stone, everyone who saw him thought his next fight was heart disease, to come back to be the best again is a monumental feat And you can only beat what out there, Joshua been beaten twice so what kind of legacy is there in that he wins and it 'oh Joshua has glass chin'. If usyk wins again I'd hope he'd take that 0 and go

[@boxinggospel5334]

@@bel6891 He was out because he was banned for two years for failing a test for performance enhancing drugs then made up a story about buying dodgy Boer meat from a farmer who admits he was paid to go along with the lie!

[@bel6891]

@@boxinggospel5334 he was banned for bugger sugar, the meat 🍖 was after that

[@maybesohoe6427]

Have a good day guys hope everyone is doing well

[@bobsapp3133]

I agree with pretty much everything you said here. As a Fury fan I have little to no interest in seeing the Ngannou fight when there's the opportunity to fight for the undisputed heavyweight championship. That's the only thing Tyson has left to achieve in his career and it will be the first time in 22+ years there will be an undisputed heavyweight champ in boxing.

[@HereForMma]

I respect him for making this fight he seen ngannou and his contract problems and wanted to give him and amazing pay day

[@HereForMma]

On top of that it’s not like Francis isn’t a dangerous dude all it takes is one lucky punch

[@bobsapp3133]

@@HereForMma that just makes it an even sillier fight to take, imagine Fury gets KO'd cold by Ngannou how much of a setback it would be for him, and then he'd probably have to try to get a rematch just to save face. it would be a huge embarrassment and for what gain? choosing a silly novelty fight over the undisputed heavyweight championship?

[@user-xj3ld1zj7f]

Did Geordie mention he thought it would be easy for Fury

[@tiimsmiith1130]

Geordies right. I think Tyson easily beats AJ and probably beats Usyk due to his size. But if he doesn't take those fights there will always be those question marks hanging over him. Can't see AJ beating Usyk tho.

[@angrysocialjusticewarrior]

They said the same thing when Mike Tyson had to face Buster. Than he faced Buster and you know what happened. No imagine if Mike Tyson said he was too good to fight Buster and decided to just "retire". There would have been a question mark.

[@IWTBF]

I hear ya but no questions marks. Fury wins.

[@jaispartacus]

I doubt we have seen the last of Fury. He will fight the winner of AJ vs Usyk. Just my opinion but I would bet money on it happening.

[@jaispartacus]

@@angrysocialjusticewarrior Nobody said that when Mike Tyson faced Buster Douglas.

[@angrysocialjusticewarrior]

@@jaispartacus They did. They literally did. Buster Douglas was a massive underdog in that fight and fans did not take him seriously. They forgot that this is heavyweight boxing and anything can happen, just like you are forgetting now.

[@twal-wo6yh]

If you look at Fury's fights and who gave him the most trouble, those were smaller/lighter guys with speed and preferably southpaws. Cunningham was small and fast, Wallin was about as fast as Fury and southpaw, Wilder was relatively fast too. Stylistically, Usyk is a nightmare for him. Doesn't mena Fury would lose but Joshua would be a much easier task than Usyk and perhaps he just waits and hopes Joshua wins.

[@BernhardBernard]

Absolutely... People will say, Cunningham was 10 years ago and Fury is a different fighter now but completely ignoring the fact that Usyk is light-years ahead of Cunningham... It's a hell of a fight and no walk in the park like these Fury fans that seem to think .. I have to either imagine that they have never watched an Usyk fight or don't know what they're watching

[@OriginalNutta]

Mate they’re already comparing fury to Ali 🤣🤣🤣

[@keefij]

I couldn’t have said this better myself. I don’t want to say it because I give all fighters credit, especially Fury, but I really hope this retirement thing isn’t just a ploy to wait for the AJ v Usyk winner and decide then whether you’re really retired or not.

[@TheRavingGrinch]

Shhhh. If the fight happens I’m gonna make some money down the betting shop 😂

[@cody8860]

Which is why prime Mike Tyson would likely beat Fury despite everyone saying he's too big. Styles make fights.

[@khalidazwat2664]

It’s obvious his playing it very safe and the team has strongly advised him step down now and not fight AJ or usyke . Very well said

[@marcusgibbs1292]

BREAKING NEWS - Tyson Fury announces he will not longer retire from Boxing because True Geordie says he’s making a mistake

[@rockroll2787]

Great analyse! Difference with the best boxers in history that they wanted to be the best and defeat everyone who claimed they were better. For example Mike Tyson fought around 15 fights per year. Nowadays they promote a fight a half year and do nothing. It's all about the big cash outs. We want Fury to be challenged by good boxers like AJ and Usyk.

[@merihimsolomon2331]

Always loyal for your content big man

[@b3nx5]

I think the problem is with AJ agency or management they won't ever grant the big fights, how many years we wanted to see wilder/aj and never got it ? i think it's the same reason why fury/aj is not happening and i'm fine with fury/ngannu as the final showdown.

[@oluwalonimiowoyemi6003]

Im pretty sure both times its been clear that wilder was at fault and aj/fury would have happened till thw arbitration rubbish came our so u got wilder/fury 3

[@sheadoherty7434]

Wilder rejected the AJ fight and Fury messed the AJ match by trying to arrange it mid arbitration. I don't get why AJ's side are blamed for the decisions of Wilder and Fury

[@zippo_muk9254]

*Francis has a better chance of landing a big shot on Fury than Dillian did.* Francis can cover distance VERY quickly. I hope Fury doesn’t fight Francis, I don’t want to see him land a lucky punch. Francis is basically the same size as Tyson, except all muscle. Now he won’t need to wrestle or kick (which uses more energy) either. Tyson should only fight boxers. Francis should fight Wilder, Whyte, Ajagba, etc.

[@softpianomusic7773]

everytime this guy get a prediction right his ego gets so massive, i dont know if the casual comments really get to him so he has to tell it 150 times that he predicted something right or what xd

[@postiepistolpete1985]

Perfectly put! 👏 👏 👏

[@Chris-of5xc]

It’s mad how many times Dillian “swang” and hit thin air there 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@larrygerry985]

This is where commenting on everything makes no sense. Boxing is an individual pursuit and getting smacked in the head for our entertainment is not fun. It is up to him really

[@NihilisticHedonism]

He’s had a lot of hard fights - the trilogy against Wilder must’ve taken something out of him. Easy to talk when not the one taking the punishment

[@fallendevonish1869]

Fury is the one talking, he called himself the greatset boxer of all time, to be that you have to beat everyone of your generation like Lennox Lewis did and Fury has not done that yet.

[@NihilisticHedonism]

@@fallendevonish1869 Realistically Anthony Joshua is the only HW left to beat from his generation - and he's lost 2 fights in the last 3 years - one of which was against Usyk - who's only fought once at HW (beating AJ).

[@jamielowe463]

@@fallendevonish1869 it’s his opinion as it is anyone else opinion if they don’t think he’s the greatest ever I don’t think he’s the greatest ever either but I do think he’s had a damn good career so fair play to the man

[@l.p3826]

@@NihilisticHedonism Usyk’s fought three times at HW, and he’s holding more belts than Fury at this moment. That’s why he needs to fight the winner of AJ v Usyk 2. If the 3rd Wilder fight took so much out of him, why is he saying he’s gonna fight Ngannou who hits harder than Wilder?

[@NihilisticHedonism]

@@l.p3826 I don't know, I think Tyson Fury talks a lot of nonsense - he's known to be a bit emotionally volatile at times. I sincerely doubt he's going to fight Ngannou. And what's Ngannou boxing pedigree? He might punch harder than Wilder, but I don't think he's got the boxing ability to penetrate through Tyson's defence and land it.

[@shannchohan6246]

Hearing things from the guy who never fought professionally what the hell is this fam

[@krazykillar4794]

Watching this fight made me respect and appreciate Wilder alot more , he really is the no.2 heavyweight on the planet . When Wilder lost and made excuses Dillian laughed at him more than anyone else, he sowed no respect And said he would ko Fury . Well karma kicked his ass good and proper . Dillians fight against Tyson was boring and lackluster . Tyson made it worth watching by knocking him out . After that lame performance he comes out with some lame excuse about getting pushed and his head hitting the mat . 😆

[@debisitemmy6457]

No deontay wilder is number 1 not only number 2🤣🤣

[@johnhannahoriordan1354]

At 4'17'' the guy says "he just does not have the skill set of Deontay Wilder". Are you fucking joking me? Wilder is the one trick pony. He can't throw combination punches. He has no balance, no footwork, his jab is virtually non existent - the man is bereft of any boxing skills. In his early days his balance was so bad, he often fell over swinging the only tool in his box, the big right hand. Mark Breland taught him to widen his stance so he wouldn't fall over while throwing it. This had the disadvantage of making his style predictable but at least it kept him from the canvass and over time he developed it to a tee. As far as boxing skills are concerned though Whyte clearly isn't in the same league as Fury he's a much better and well-rounded pugilist than one-trick-pony Wilder. Wilder was 6 ft 7 inches and a big right hand - a veritable modern day Max Baer. Fury had only to neutralise that big right hand by, in the first fight moving away and in the other fights, walking him down, which he could do because he was actually much bigger than Wilder. Those of us who thought Whyte had a better chance than Wilder were justified insofar as Whyte brought a much wider skill set than Wilder to the table and since his fight with Joshua is a much-improved fighter. I'm just in awe of how Fury controlled every aspect of the fight and finished it with a spectacular Kronk style knock-out. This guy's obviously an Anthony Joshua fan so he's keen to play down Fury.

[@marstr130]

I nearly chocked when he said that 😔

[@Milo-qe2xy]

Yeah no way he could be mentioned with the top heavyweights of all time, 5 title fights and 3 against the same man, One against a champion of the past era (although it was a great victory). And one against Dillian Whyte who is a top 10 opponent. Not enough sadly.

[@jamielowe463]

I agree no one of this era can be mentioned along with the top heavyweights of all time.. but he’s had a damn good career

[@Milo-qe2xy]

@@jamielowe463 agreed

[@andresmcjr]

Too bad on him being born in the worst heavyweight era of all time

[@Noobie2k7]

@@jamielowe463 Klitschko can. He defended all of his belts 22 times in a row across 11 years. That makes him one of the greats in my books.

[@sheadoherty7434]

@@Noobie2k7 tbf he's not of this era

[@feedz1779]

Love the vids man keep safe

[@MylesGM]

How I see it usyk one man who could beat fury especially on points x

[@NOBODY-cn6fj]

No way ! Usyk is to small to win on points against fury !! It’s very unlikely that would happen! I don’t see usyk winning any way because fury is just better in every department

[@deanpilkington2605]

@WatchEuropaTheLastBattle speed and movement and skills.

[@TsarPjotrOfRussia]

@@NOBODY-cn6fj "Fury is just better in every department" I'm sorry, what in the world are you saying? Usyk has the superior technique, speed, footwork, stamina, intelligence and mental fortitude. If Fury would win against Usyk, which I doubt, it will only be because of the size difference.

[@richas5421]

Usyk will get roughed up so bad he won’t know what to do

[@NOBODY-cn6fj]

@@TsarPjotrOfRussia nope fury is just as good boxer and more powerful!! NEXT !!!!!

[@ittybittybadboy127]

Top quality vid TG!

[@jungsuhoohan641]

You also thought whyte would get a knockdown on Tyson but that didn’t happen

[@jettz8571]

Usyk Is the real deal for him. Faster more cardio Better footwork elusive master of tactic and adaptable. Fury Is bigger and heavier. And nothing else. Smart move

[@jamielowe463]

Fury uysk would be a very interesting fight

[@ruggy19]

Fury can't claim to the goat on that paper thin resume. Can't even claim to be the best of his era with it he's got to fight usyk, AJ, Joyce, hrgovic, sanchez, hunter. If he beats them he joins the ATG list until then no chance. He'll be back anyway its all hot air. Ngannou got no chance against whyte in a boxing ring let alone fury. He's not got the feet

[@mattwilliams1205]

Firstly Fury isn’t 6’9 he is 6’7 (Wladimir admits to being 6’5 despite being listed 6’6 and fury looked less than an inch taller than wlad) Jess Willard (1915 champ), Primo Carnera (1933 champ who has more knockouts than any heavyweight champ in history) and Vitali Klitscko were all a similar size to fury. Who is furys best win? a 40 year old who got KO by lamon brewster and corrie sanders LOL Its hard to say whether he would beat a prime Vitali or Lennox Lewis.

[@ruggy19]

@@mattwilliams1205 agreed. people don't follow the sport properly. They're casuals so come out with outrageous comments like furys the goat because they know very little. He's had 2 title defences. To be the goat you have to fight all comers for a sustained period. Furys achievements don't even match bowe and he's not even considered the best of the 90s

[@jasongroves8515]

Yh there’s no way Fury is near the atg list. 5 world title fight, 3 against the same guy and 2 title defences simply isn’t anywhere near good enough.

[@ThanosDidTheRightThing]

@@mattwilliams1205 You’re just going to pretend like he didn’t beat Wilder twice ?

[@mattwilliams1205]

@@ThanosDidTheRightThing LOL Wilder who has wilder beaten? his best win is life and death with a 50 year old ortiz LOL

[@CrueLoaf]

I respect Fury for his decision. You can see his demur in the build up of the Whyte fight that he was feeling less pressure and enjoying it…knowing it was his last.

[@Owen-ts2rs]

For a man to come back from contemplating suicide to become world champ again and then retire wealthy, healthy and undefeated, that’s a great enough legacy. Who are we to question the man. Now he can spend the rest of his days in comfort being a happy husband and father.

[@paulies5407]

Bollocks. It's him that's claiming he's the greatest, he needs to prove it. Bottled it against Klitzcho rematch and seems to be bottling Usyk too.

[@Owen-ts2rs]

@@paulies5407 ano he really had to go and get depressed, what a bottle job 🙄

[@kylejones8891]

@@paulies5407 Bottled the rematch? He dominated Klitschko in one of the most one sided fights I've watched. He made Klitschko look like an amateur, was truly a masterclass of boxing

[@proudtobeageordie2926]

@@paulies5407 bottling usyk lol he tried to put the fight together and the aj one but both wudmt take it so white stepped up

[@lazarusq6652]

If Francis knocks out fury the world will stop for 30 seconds.

[@naturallyselected3048]

It should stop forever

[@onenation8707]

AJ, Usyk and Don't forget Joe Joyce! I think Fury has this undefeated thing in his head as his main focus. He knows with the above 3 he could potentially lose that.

[@jamesbaggett3655]

Plz never mention the no skill monolith again...joe is terrible.

[@jasontroy4723]

Take a walk in his shoes then draw a conclusion mate . Sitting on ya butt giving a opinion is easy .

[@Scumbadi_Dino13]

He’ll never retire. That’s not Tyson‘s energy or place. All this is going to do is put promoters and organizations in very difficult positions all because he asks for what he deserves

[@mathiaswillems9335]

The video we all needed! Right on the spot with every line u said, love that

[@khalidazwat2664]

Also for a boxer to be emotional and retire having not fought the 2 out of the 3 boxers in his division at the time is not going to qualify you as the greatest even tho fury is favourite against both

[@sebluketravis2438]

Wythenshawe & proud. The closest thing to Ali - great boxer, great showman & great person. People are flawed, but just like Ali - salt of the earth, mercurial and engaging. I hope AJ beats Usyk (doubt it) but I hope he does so that £250m quid fight with AJ will take place in early 2023. Fury will not only beat him, but show there are levels of difference. Fury is in top 5 heavyweights of all time with Ali, Marciano, Lewis & Mike Tyson, anyone who says different doesn't understand boxing.

[@mainy1984]

Whye clearly did not give it everything he had, and he will regret that forever. He had once chance in 10000000 Days and didn't make it count, only himself to blame for that. Tyson made the guy look far worse than he is, so all credit to Tyson! Both healthy and both went home, so all is well in the end.

[@douglas2437]

I think whyte loses the fight 99 times out of 100.

[@jrthehunter4309]

1:45 I've always said, Wilder was not JUST power. His ability to close the distance was some of the best in the world. I don't even know if I would call it a "Boxing" move, because It's almost more like a basketball player the way he uses that hopstep to gain ground while loading up that right hand. Add in his smothering Jab and now The moment both fighters stepped out of their corner, you were in range of a Knockout shot. He has great Timing and great Patience with it too.

[@robiulahmed]

Whoever becomes the undisputed becomes the best of the era. Avoiding 2 rivals, with only 2 title defences and only fighting 3 top 10 fighters means he’s only around the top 20 of all time greats. In fact, he’s at Nikolai Valuev’s level.

[@mattwilliams1205]

According to these people Valuev was better because hes too big for tyson

[@robiulahmed]

@@mattwilliams1205 Exactly.

[@johndavis4060]

Francis has the Hardest punch ever recorded, wylder ain’t even close lol but Tyson should still win a boxing match and it’d be close, but Tyson in a cage, easiest win Francis ever had.

[@BernhardBernard]

Couldn't agree more. It's very disrespectful to the greats... Hell, Forman came back an old man to become Heavyweights champ again... and no matter what anyone thinks. The fact is, Usyks a nightmare matchup for Fury. He might win, but it's gonna be a long night

[@zippo_muk9254]

*Is it just me, or is boxing camera work always HORRENDOUS?*

[@fatguy1236]

I think Tyson would win if he fights Ngannou

[@NnickKification]

100

[@dhuss14]

Ngannou has apparently sparred with Joyce and had a 'war'. The manager of Joyce praised his power. Ngannou can knock Fury out in Boxing and could crush him easily in an actual fight.

[@dhuss14]

In what domain? Specify. In an actual fight, not one where you can duck at knee height and get away with it, Ngannou could annihilate him. Kick him at range, destroy his legs, throw him around, 'ground and pound' him unconscious, choke him unconscious.

[@LegendInThaMakin]

Duh, it’s a boxing match. Francis would easily win in a cage fight.

[@matrixxx3662]

Not with UFC gloves he won’t.

[@RottiDog100]

Awesome upload.

[@lukemurray4950]

True Geordie opinions on AJ are so far off its incredible. Saying he didn't have the courage to go after Usyk but yet when he was he was getting tagged and if he got stopped like he nearly did at the end of the fight you would criticize that as well. He just got beat by the better boxer that night and that's what happens when you fight the best and don't build your record off beating guys 28th ranked in the world as a world champion like Fury!

[@willhopley]

That's a great point Brian, that I hadn't considered, Dillian Whyte is not a retirement fight to cap off your career

[@ots9386]

All of Geordie’s fight break downs: - Brag about how right he was - Complain about camera angles - Criticise the fighter that lost Shame cuz I actually used to like these, get off your high horse mate

[@karooeagle]

Totally agree man.Tyson is good but to be great he has to fight Usyl/ Joshua. He says he doesn't need fame or money then he should box just for the hell of it much like he wants to against that UFC dude

[@jinz0]

Actually he is the one who is correct, for once someone is going out undefeated, he is GOAT, Ali should have taken that advice instead of getting smashed and ruining the rest of his life

[@TrueGeordie]

Having great wins is far more impressive than being undefeated against a poor group of fighters

[@danigaman]

Lol that only counts as greatness for idiots. Ali will live in people's mind until the end of time. You are not the man of you haven't fought the best guy of your time. And fury is a huge guy compared to any of his opponents and still don't fight them? Gtoh.

[@mohammedrahman4743]

Ali will be remembered forever he changed boxing, fury will be remembered for a couple years and people will forget. If he wants to cement his legacy as one of the best needs to fight joshua, usyk and other contenders such as Joyce ruiz Parker, if be beats them all there is no doubt he is up there with the best.

[@bradleyowusu9589]

Look at Ali’s resume. Look at Lennox Lewis’ resume. Retiring undefeated is trivial it’s about who you’ve beat.

[@snowyalbino130]

@@mohammedrahman4743 Agree almost completely. I reckon he needs to beat Usyk, Joshua, the two dark horses in Gassiev and Hrgovic, and the Joyce Parker winner, else he’s nothing.

[@Ви́кторсмирнов-я4ь]

This guy was right all along

[@ronniehaley729]

I mean it's always like this when someone retires , look at kahbib, everyone now saying Charles could beat him , GSP , they won't leave it alone . It will always be this way

[@likely_procrasternatingvgg2118]

yeah true, people will prolly say Usyk was the man to outbox Fury on points or AJ was the man to finish him

[@scuderia7683]

EXACTLY!!!

[@jamielowe463]

There always someone else the fans want you to fight it’s how it goes as selfish fans we always want more.

[@pleasedcustomer7955]

Why is it around 8:14 Geordie sounds like they guy who said ‘you never been to a food bank’ 😂

[@williammcpherson9518]

Straight talk to the extreme! Love it

[@rbr8931]

Ngannou don't hit harder than Wilder (maybe on the inside) but nothing matches a straight right from the bronze bomber

[@ThanosDidTheRightThing]

Yea he definitely doesn’t know what he’s talking about lol

[@ItsameAlex]

ngannou does not hit as hard as wilder. Maybe you have a false impression coz ngannou has a more intimidating face. But their records speak for themselves (and the fashion of the knockouts)

[@James__________________]

Perfectly put by Geordie again

[@Paulitogascoigne]

Great show

[@ShaDoWClaN91]

I think Dillian would be a perfect guest for Tysons podcast tbf, I think there was more to it with the Tyson fight as that wasn’t the normal Dillian we’ve seen. And his life story is amazing.

[@Ukman-england]

Dillian wasn't up for this fight

[@golfguy6071]

None of these guys will beat wilder. Besides the king.

[@anthonyburns9097]

He needs to avoid Francis, if he fights him with ufc gloves, massive mistake.

[@matrixxx3662]

My thoughts exactly. Because if his arrogance and underestimating Francis i hope he gets knocked the fuck out.

[@zorrosp7483]

I agree he needs to fight some better opposition at least before he retires .

[@LuckyMoua]

Love it! Keep up with your content!

[@BBOFWOLFGANG]

Really enjoy geordie but dude coming off a bit butthurt here dude wants to retire then let him retire saying he should be ashamed for fighting Dillian before retiring is super lame. Who are u to criticize him by calling him lame for that?

[@johnnoone4323]

I'm a Tyson Fury fan, and you made some very good points. You had a very intelligent analysis. Consider three fights with Deontay Wilder were very brutal. If the first Wilder fight was outside the USA, Fury would have won. Ali-Frazier three times took much from Ali; and the probably the same with Tyson (versus Wilder). I thought Wilder was the most lethal heavyweight of all time - brutal punching power. In comparing Marciano (I was only 0-3 years old when he was champion), Fury cannot be compared to Marciano because Marciano never fought for 14 years and never fought someone like Wilder three times. There will always be a contender out there; so I am fine with Tyson retiring.' Could Tyson lose to AJ? - Yes. Recommend Tyson not get into a MMA fight though - that is a bad decision.

[@henryashworth7061]

Who are you to talk, youve spared once YOU CANT TALK 😂😂😂

[@pentz1]

Good analysis and critique

[@daveflick12]

You talk my talk, Subscribed.

[@wallaceavin7490]

And the frustration of him leaving now will fuel the interest upon his return

[@ElliotScottDating]

I mean it's his choice to retire but it sucks because no one will ever consider him a top heavyweight of all time at this point. And they're right. it's not even close.

[@phillipstewart2031]

Looking well man keep up the training

[@Lsi581]

Thanks for your expert knowledge on boxing

[@patrickwhelan8118]

Best commentary in Boxing 🥊

[@spencerantoniomarlen-starr3069]

I completely agree with you about AJ in the Usyk fight, it was very frustrating to watch because he never quite tried to turn things around really.

[@MrDucktastic]

Including mandatory fights, it will take another 3-4 fights just to fight AJ and Usyk once each. Not including negotiation periods… that could be another 3-5 years. Or he can retire and make them come to him.

[@nicolanicholson4339]

dunno why but always amuses me to see Sugar at pressers alongside Tyson with his top off 😆

[@whitleybayman123]

Spot on Brian. Your prediction vid also was pretty much bang pn mate, Tyson also predicted a knockout by upercut

[@ab28ab]

Tyson Fury > Usyk > Wilder > AJ

[@andrews5766]

U spoke the truth 💯 👏

[@Guadaluperodriguez-sn6lp]

Would you call Frank Bruno a legend I think he’s for sure a British legend but in the history of the heavyweight division I have a hard time ranking him as an all time great.

[@honestjohn6418]

Excellent analysis

[@duffyandrokane1125]

Yes indeed. Good commentary.