“Best Version” of Fury Beats Best Version of Usyk on Replays – Spencer Oliver

Spencer Oliver believes Tyson Fury will beat Oleksandr Usyk in a rematch if the “best version” of the Gypsy King comes out on the night of December 21 in Riyadh. The only question for Spencer is whether the best version of Fury (34-1-1, 24 KOs) is still there.

Fury isn’t the fighter he once was, but he wasn’t as good as fans thought. Most of his British fans praise him, saying he was one of the best, but he never beat anyone to get the credit they gave him.

Tyson’s only notable win came against 39-year-old Wladimir Klitschko. This was not the young Wladimir that Fury had beaten. Klitschko was 40 years old and looked poor in his previous fight with Bryan Jennings in April 2015.

The way Fury looked against Usyk in their last fight on May 18, he will lose the rematch by knockout. His winning style is a controversial decision because he doesn’t have the skills, athleticism, or cardio to defeat Usyk. We saw that last time. Plus, Usyk knows he has to take Fury out, which is why he asked him to sign a photo during a press conference last week.

The photo showed Fury in trouble in the ninth round of their fight. Usyk was sending a message that he would not allow Fury to remove it because he did not want to put it in the hands of the judges.

Given the high stakes in the Fury vs. Anthony Joshua in early 2025, Usyk knows he has to knock out Tyson.

Fury is 36, hasn’t been beaten by a top heavyweight since beating Wladimir Klitschko in 2015, and didn’t look good in that fight either.

Tyson’s Resume From 2018

– Oleksandr Usyk
– Francis Ngannou
– Derek Chisora
– Dillian Whyte
– Deontay Wilder x 3
– Otto Wallin
– Tom Schwarz
– Francesco Pianeta
– Sefer Seferi

“He should only make small changes. Listen, the best version of Tyson Fury beats the best version of Oleksandr Usyk,” Spencer Oliver told Sport Boxing, believing that Tyson Fury can beat Oleksandr Usyk if he brings his “best version”. “I think he has the strength to win that fight. Whether the best version of Tyson Fury still exists. “

The problem is that the best version of Fury has been in the rear view mirror, left behind since his victory over Wladimir Klitschko in 2015. After that fight, Fury bulked up like crazy, eating about 400 lbs, and he didn’t. t fight for two and a half years until 2018.

Gyspy King Fury got fat, and hasn’t been the same since, although he made a successful comeback against the opposition. In the six years since Fury’s return, the best win on his record is Deontay Wilder, which is saying a lot now that we know he’s never been a good fighter. Joseph Parker and Zhilei Zhang’s wins over Wilder took a lot away from Fury’s victory over him.

No one else Fury has beaten in his comeback has suggested that the “best version” of him will beat Usyk on Dec. 21. That sounds like a lot of poppycock coming from Spencer, suggesting he hasn’t looked closely at Fury’s resume to see who actually beat him since 2018.

“When Tyson Fury lost the fight and he lost by one point on one of the scorecards, it was very close on the scorecards. One point separates the two,” said Spencer. “There are no major changes to be made [for Fury]. Forget about switching teams. Andy Lee and Sugarhill Steward are excellent coaches.”