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Usyk Claims Undisputed Heavyweight Title with Split Decision Victory over Fury


In a highly anticipated clash for the undisputed heavyweight championship, Oleksandr Usyk secured a split decision win over Tyson Fury, etching his name in boxing history as the first four-belt era undisputed heavyweight champion. The showdown in Riyadh was a display of skill and determination, with Usyk outclassing Fury over 12 intense rounds.


Originally scheduled for February 17, the fight was delayed due to a cut suffered by Fury, extending Usyk’s preparation period. Despite this setback, Usyk’s unwavering focus and dedication paid off as he overcame Fury in a closely contested battle.


Following the fight, an emotional Usyk dedicated his victory to his team, family, and country, expressing gratitude to his trainers for their relentless support. He humbly credited his success to the collective effort of those around him, emphasizing that the win was not just for himself but for his nation and its people.
The post-fight atmosphere was not without its tensions, as Fury initially questioned the judges’ decision, hinting at potential biases. However, he later acknowledged the closeness of the fight and commended Usyk for his performance, showing sportsmanship in defeat.

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Both fighters have agreed to a rematch clause, although there appears to be uncertainty surrounding the timing of a potential second encounter. Usyk expressed a desire for rest and time with his family before considering a rematch, while Fury emphasized the importance of being with his loved ones, leaving the future uncertain.


Usyk’s triumph marks a significant milestone in the heavyweight division, setting the stage for future matchups and potential rematches that will shape the landscape of boxing. As the boxing world awaits the next chapter in this rivalry, Usyk’s legacy as the undisputed heavyweight champion continues to resonate throughout the sport.

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Fury Down, Ngannou Shines and Boxing’s ‘Most Corrupt Sport’ Crown Preserved.

In a night that left the world of combat sports in disbelief, Tyson Fury found himself on the canvas, Francis Ngannou emerged as an unbelievable boxer, and the sport of boxing retained its dubious title as the most corrupt in history.

 

Tyson Fury, the celebrated heavyweight champion, faced the unexpected might of Francis Ngannou in a bout that will forever be marred by controversy. The climax came when Fury tasted the canvas, a sight few had ever expected to witness. Despite this shocking moment, Fury’s victory was far from assured, as Ngannou showcased incredible boxing skills that left even the most skeptical observers in awe.

 

However, the most shocking twist of the night was not in the ring but in the scorecards. When the final verdict was announced, boxing enthusiasts and casual viewers alike were left dumbfounded. The result revealed a split decision in favor of Fury, marking one of the most bewildering outcomes in the sport’s history.

 

This controversial victory ignited a firestorm of accusations regarding the integrity of the sport. Has boxing once again proven itself to be riddled with corruption? The decision left many questioning the transparency of the judging process, and it further solidified boxing’s notorious reputation for questionable decisions.

 

The combination of Fury’s fall, Ngannou’s rise as an exceptional boxer, and the controversial decision cast a shadow over the sport of boxing that refuses to dissipate. The night of October 28, 2023, will be remembered as a significant moment in boxing history, for better or for worse. Mayweather Vs Pacquiao alleged ‘Fraud‘ didn’t get to this level. It’s insane..

In the end..Boxing, as sport may have just retained its crown as the most corrupt, despite the sparks of brilliance displayed by many hardworking ‘Underdogs‘ who usually end a night of pure hard work with undeserved losses.

 

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Controversial Victory: Tyson Fury Triumphs in the Battle of the Baddest.

In a clash of titans that sent shockwaves through the world of combat sports, Francis Ngannou faced off against Tyson Fury on the fateful night of October 28, 2023, in the heart of Riyadh, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. What transpired in the ring would forever be etched in the annals of boxing history, as Ngannou knocked down Fury but ultimately lost in a controversial split decision.

 

Tyson Fury, speaking candidly after the bout, admitted that the outcome was far from what he had expected. “That definitely wasn’t in the script,” he said, acknowledging Ngannou’s formidable skills. “He’s a hell of a fighter and a hell of a lot better boxer than we thought he would be. He’s an awkward man and a good puncher, and I respect him a lot.”

 

From the opening bell, it was clear that Ngannou was no pushover. Fury, known for his boxing prowess, found himself struggling against the unpredictability of Ngannou’s style. In the early rounds, Fury rushed in but ended up eating a powerful jab from Ngannou. “I can’t believe how poorly he has performed tonight,” some observers remarked.

 

Despite his initial setback, Ngannou continued to be the aggressor throughout the fight, catching Fury with straight rights that rocked the British heavyweight backward. The fight was a testament to Ngannou’s adaptability and the challenges he presented to Fury.

 

However, when the final scores were announced, the decision shocked the world:

Official Scores:

  • 95-94 in favor of Ngannou
  • 96-93 in favor of Fury
  • 95-94 in favor of Fury

 

The split decision victory in Fury’s favor left many boxing enthusiasts and fans scratching their heads. The bout ended up being one of the most controversial decisions in the history of boxing. As one commentator put it, “This is one of the biggest indictments on the sport of boxing ever. Which is saying something…”

 

Social media erupted in the aftermath of the fight, with the hashtags #FuryNgannou and #BattleOfTheBaddest trending. The controversy reignited debates about the fairness and transparency of the sport, with one commentator stating, “Boxing retains its title as the most corrupt sport in history. I’m a boxing fan, and never watch UFC. I have no problem saying Ngannou won that.”

 

Ngannou’s unorthodox style had proven to be a serious problem for Fury. It seemed that the transition from the world of UFC to boxing had given Ngannou an edge. As another observer noted, “There’s something about coming completely left field from another combat sport that gives you an edge vs someone who is used to fighting a set of cookie-cutter styled opponents in the heavyweight division. Tyson is out of ideas.”

 

In the end, the judges’ scorecards might have favored Fury, but the battle of “The Baddest” was a testament to Ngannou’s remarkable boxing skills and the unpredictable nature of combat sports. Tyson Fury may have walked away with the win, but both fighters left an indelible mark on the history of the sport.

 

Winner via split decision: Tyson Fury. #NgannouFury #BattleOfTheBaddest