Fury by KO

Noveltymortar said:
You are taking this all very seriously! I don't agree with the scoring but I'm just having fun with it at this point.
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Posting a media score is taking things seriously? You questioned my ability to score a fight and yet my scoring is in line with everybody elses (except yours).
 
mozfonky said:
weight doesn't usually equal what it takes away, which is why fighter weight was always something to be watched out for.

fury might not have been able to be more aggressive, he had a guy not letting him rest and he would have been fighting like that no mater what he was doing but Fury should have been trying to make Usyk be the boxer, like i said though, he's a tactical goof.
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He didn't seem to have any urgency to try knock him out even though, despite swearing he would. He hit Usyk with a lead uppercut I think round 5, coulda followed up but he'd be happy getting 1 or 2 punches off then defensive... Very afraid of Usyk.
 
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rorschach51 said:
It went how it went, I still don't know what multiple wobbles you're talking about. Usyk returned fire just about everytime Fury caught him with something putting Fury on his heels. Honestly if anyone looked like they were affected by their opponents shots it was Fury who Usyk stopped in his tracks multiple times.
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Yes to me it was a given that Usyk would stop Fury in his tracks multiple times, because of how bad Usyk hurt him last time combined with the speed/agility differential. Fury was not going to be able to increase his speed or agility to win on points or avoid getting tagged, as much as he could change his tactics to more attack/rolling the dice to get a stoppage while taking damage. That was the only way I saw him having a chance to win this one. He never truly rolled the dice when I thought he created slight openings to do so.

I've said the exact times I am referring to in which rounds in reply to mozfonky. Usyk looked awkward in his movement after getting hit :
- Rd2 0:14 remaining
- Rd4 0:50 remaining
- Rd5 2:06 remaining
 
bangalangin said:
Yes to me it was a given that Usyk would stop Fury in his tracks multiple times, because of how bad Usyk hurt him last time combined with the speed/agility differential. Fury was not going to be able to increase his speed or agility to win on points or avoid getting tagged, as much as he could change his tactics to more attack/rolling the dice to get a stoppage while taking damage. That was the only way I saw him having a chance to win this one. He never truly rolled the dice when I thought he created slight openings to do so.

I've said the exact times I am referring to in which rounds in reply to mozfonky. Usyk looked awkward in his movement after getting hit :
- Rd2 0:14 remaining
- Rd4 0:50 remaining
- Rd5 2:06 remaining
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I've watched 3 times now, I just don't see it brother.
 
bangalangin said:
Well that's at least 1 person who saw what I saw.


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The first 2 shots land on Usyk's chest as the replays reveal. When you have a guy that much bigger with a 50+ lbs weight advantage hitting you there naturally it's going to make you lose your balance. The last one looks like it glanced off the side of Usyk's jaw. It momentarily disrupted his rhythm but that's about it.
 
Kovalev's Man Bag said:
The first 2 shots land on Usyk's chest as the replays reveal. When you have a guy that much bigger with a 50+ lbs weight advantage hitting you there naturally it's going to make you lose your balance. The last one looks like it glanced off the side of Usyk's jaw. It momentarily disrupted his rhythm but that's about it.
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That uppercut disrupted Usyk and maybe stunned him momentarily but he was immediately back in position. This isn't a case of Fury letting Usyk go but Fury not being in a position to follow up. You can clearly see Usyk is already throwing jabs and putting his hand out to disrupt Fury's punch flow. Fury didn't punch Usyk after that upperbut because he couldn't.
 
pugilistico said:
That uppercut disrupted Usyk and maybe stunned him momentarily but he was immediately back in position. This isn't a case of Fury letting Usyk go but Fury not being in a position to follow up. You can clearly see Usyk is already throwing jabs and putting his hand out to disrupt Fury's punch flow. Fury didn't punch Usyk after that upperbut because he couldn't.
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Usyk also walked into it. Stopped him in his tracks. It was a well-timed shot but we've seen Usyk eat worse. During the fight Usyk also stopped Fury in his tracks and more than once. It can be done with a stiff jab.
 
2nd shot looks like he lost his footing a bit, the other ones are telling blows, I don't know if he was hurt though.
 
treelo said:
20 stone man hits a manand makes him lose his balance...what a shock

and he only managed it 3 times in 36 minutes worth of fighting...lol

Tyson fans really are strange arent they
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Twenty stone man hits sixteen stone man in chest and breaks his balance. The first 2 are clearly to the chest and not to the chin. Only the last shot is worth much of anything.
 
What's with the dude responding to himself? Is this a schizo thread now?
 
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