TYSON FURY, Frank Warren, his promoter correctly predicted the outcome to Anthony Joshua's fight against Oleksandr Usyk.
AJ was beaten by Fury, his bitter rival at Tottenham's stadium, Saturday.
Frank Warren and Tyson Fury both predicted that Oleksandr Usyk would defeat Anthony Joshua in points
Joshua was unable to take advantage of his 18lb weight advantage over Usyk, who landed a series of heavy southpaw shots throughout their bout.
Usyk won the final round with a flourish to seal the unanimous win of 117-112, 112-112 and 115-113.
Fury, who apparently can see into the future, said Friday that AJ would be out trying to box a lot more with this new method he uses to box now and his jab.
He knows that he doesn’t have the stamina or endurance to fight someone under constant pressure. And he stops trying.
"Then he must take three to four rounds off.
"So, he wouldn’t be able that against Usyk because Usyk is always on him, making him fight.
"So, I expect it will be awkward, maybe a little bit of a match for chess for a few rounds. I also expect AJ will run out of ideas.
"If he doesn’t land on him quickly and get him out with big punches then I see it as a difficult night for AJ, maybe even a stoppage defeat."
Joshua led after eight rounds, according to the judges' scorecards. He was then thrown off by his severe eye injury.
Warren, Fury's promoter, also saw an upset coming.
Last week, he said that Anthony Joshua should be the favorite for the fight. He is the bigger man, much larger, and a great puncher.
"Having said all that, if Joshua doesn't get rid off him after five to six rounds, or if he's still here after those rounds, then it's time for the fight to end.
"If it goes 12 rounds, I would like Usyk to win the decision. He'll have to outbox him to get there.
"I'll Fight Whoever"
"And he is obviously a very intelligent operator, you know what he's going fight - he's trying to get underneath AJ’s jab.
"If you can do it, you can cause him a lot more problems." We want the big fight, so I hope he doesn’t.
Joshua has made it clear that he will fight Fury regardless of his heavyweight titles.
Eddie Hearn has advised him to immediately trigger his Usyk Rematch Clause or risk never getting his belts back.
Joshua declared immediately after his defeat: "The road towards undisputed and all of that stuff, it is good.
"As I stated, I'll fight Fury [Deontay] Wilder without the belts.
"The belts are great fun. It's a great legacy. However, with or without the belts I will fight anyone.
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"The road to undisputed" is a great title to have, and to chase.
"But, would you still be able to watch it without the belts?"
"That's what's important - you have two fighters from UK who are competitive and want to fight to the death.
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