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Fury Expected to Win Comfortably
Tyson Fury's post-fight press conference was unexpectedly cancelled following his highly controversial win over Francis Ngannou. The Gypsy King, who was expected to comfortably deal with the former UFC heavyweight champion in his professional boxing debut, faced a shocking turn of events.
Astonishing Upset
In the third round, Ngannou knocked Fury down with a cuffing left hook to the top of the head, leaving the crowd in Saudi Arabia stunned. Despite the knockdown, Fury managed to beat the count and complete the 10 rounds, ultimately winning by split decision.
Doubts About Upcoming Clash
However, the victory has been heavily disputed, with many believing Ngannou did enough to pull off an astonishing upset. Due to the underwhelming nature of Fury's performance, his post-fight press conference was cancelled. This raises doubts about Fury's upcoming clash with Oleksandr Usyk on December 23.
Fury's Next Move
When asked about the date for the Usyk fight, Fury stated that he would go home to rest before making a decision. His promoter, Frank Warren, added that Fury will take time to rest and then decide what he wants to do.
The Clash of Champions
Usyk, who was ringside for the Fury-Ngannou bout, later entered the ring and went face to face with Fury. Both fighters expressed their eagerness to face each other for the undisputed heavyweight championship of the world. However, doubts remain about the December 23 date as a cut on Fury's head needs to be assessed.
