
Tyson Fury underestimating Francis Ngannou, claims Michael Bisping
Tyson Fury has been accused of underestimating Francis Ngannou by former UFC star Michael Bisping. Bisping believes Fury is making a mistake by booking a fight with Oleksandr Usyk instead of focusing on the upcoming bout with Ngannou.
Fury and Ngannou finally set to duel
Heavyweight titans Tyson Fury and Francis Ngannou have finally agreed to face each other in a highly-anticipated bout. The fight is expected to take place in Saudi Arabia, potentially on December 3. This comes just eight weeks after Fury's previous match against Ngannou on October 28.
Bisping claims Fury is mocking Ngannou
According to Bisping, Fury's decision to already book a fight against Oleksandr Usyk demonstrates that he does not take Ngannou seriously. Bisping argues that Fury is not giving Ngannou any credit and is disrespecting the threat he poses. Ngannou, a former UFC heavyweight champion, may prove to be a challenge for Fury.
Is Fury making a massive mistake?
Bisping raises the question of whether Fury is making a massive mistake by not fully focusing on Ngannou. While Ngannou may not have the same boxing skills as Fury, he possesses knockout power and should not be underestimated. Bisping suggests that Fury should heed the advice of the fight game and not look past his opponents.

Fans concerned about a mismatch
Some fans have expressed concerns that the upcoming fight between Fury and Ngannou could be a complete mismatch. After watching a video of Ngannou's training, where he appeared to lack a hard-hitting punch, supporters worry that the contest may not live up to expectations. However, there are differing opinions among fans, as many believe Ngannou still has what it takes to put up a fight against Fury.