Tyson Fury claims he wasn't given the victory in Saudi Showdown against Francis Ngannou

The Stats Tell the Story

Tyson Fury is standing his ground and insisting that he deserved the win in his recent fight against Francis Ngannou. Despite being dropped in the third round, Fury believes that the punch stats prove he was the rightful victor.

A Narrow Points Victory

In their highly anticipated Saudi showdown, Fury narrowly defeated Ngannou in a points victory. This win secures Fury's unbeaten record and sets up a historic undisputed heavyweight title fight with Oleksandr Usyk.

Fury Defends His Performance

Although Fury was dropped in the third round, he is confident that the judges would not have awarded Ngannou the victory even if he had done enough to earn it. Fury points out that they were both away fighters and he believes the decision would have gone his way regardless.

Focus Shifts to Usyk

With the fight against Ngannou behind him, Fury can now turn his attention to his long-awaited showdown with Oleksandr Usyk. However, promoter Frank Warren has confirmed that the proposed December 23rd date is no longer on the table.

Usyk Insists on December Showdown

While Warren states that the fight will take place in early 2024, Usyk is adamant that the bout must happen in December as per their contract. He urges Fury to vacate his title so they can proceed with their scheduled match.

Despite the conflicting statements, one thing is certain: the undisputed showdown between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk is eagerly anticipated and sure to be a thrilling event.