Fury’s Most Recent Bunch of Fives
The Undisputed heavyweight showdown between World Boxing Council Champion Tyson Fury and WBO/IBF/WBA Champion Oleksandr Usyk is edging closer towards Saturday, May 18, at Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Fury-Usyk is the most significant heavyweight battle of the millennium, as the winner will become the division’s first undisputed champion since Lennox Lewis claimed the throne plus mantle in 1999.
Fury (34-0-1, 24 KOs) returns following last October’s decision over former UFC king Francis Ngannou in Riyadh. He conquered the WBC Heavyweight Championship in 2020 by defeating one of the greatest HW Punchers of all time “Bronze Bomber” Deontay Wilder.
Usyk (21-0, 14 KOs), an Olympic gold medalist from Ukraine, hopes to become the second man, following Evander Holyfield, to achieve undisputed status at both cruiserweight and heavyweight.
Today we Remember Tyson Fury’s most recent bunch of five
Francis Ngannou
Fury found himself up against a determined opponent in Ngannou, who unleashed powerful punches very effectively. Ngannou sent Fury to the canvas in the third round, but the Englishman got back up, persevered in the rest of the fight and little by little he equalized the action until he closed better in the last two rounds
Derek Chisora
WBC Heavyweight champion Tyson Fury once again demonstrated why he is the king of the division. Spurred on by this, he defeating Derek Chisoravia 10th-round technical knockout at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London
Dillian Whyte
The Gypsy King” Fury, brilliantly defeated Dillian “The Body Snatcher” Whyte, at Wembley Stadium in London, in front of ninety four thousand fans. In the sixth round, Fury suddenly landed a powerful right uppercut that slammed into Whyte’s chin, sending him to the canvas.
Deontay Wilder
Five knockdowns, titanic punching power and a KO win for WBC Heavyweight Champion Tyson Fury, with Referee Russell Mora waving off the fight at one minute and ten seconds of round eleven, after a short devastating right had dropped former Champion Deontay Wilder, who fell hard to the canvass, stunned and utterly exhausted, after giving his utmost all and going out on his shield, in front of an ecstatic 15,000 fans at the T Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
Otto Wallin
Tyson Fury, remained undefeated but suffered two severe cuts, winning the Mayan Belt II of the World Boxing Council, defeating durable basher, Swede Otto Wallin by UD, at the T-Mobile Arena of The Vegas, Nevada.
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