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Controversial Decision Unveiled
The judges' scorecards from Tyson Fury's second fight against Oleksandr Usyk have been made public, showing a unanimous points victory for the Ukrainian in Saudi Arabia.
Fury Left Disheartened
Despite the unanimous decision, Tyson Fury and his team were left furious with the outcome, leading to the Gypsy King storming out of the ring upon the announcement of Usyk's win.
Scorecard Details
The judges scored the fight 116-112 in favor of Usyk, with each judge awarding him eight rounds to Fury's four. Interestingly, they could not agree on which rounds Fury had won, creating further controversy.
Fury's Reaction
Fury expressed disbelief at the decision, claiming he was "robbed" by the judges. Despite feeling hard done by, he acknowledged the nature of boxing and accepted the outcome.
Warren Slams Decision
Promoter Frank Warren criticized the judges' scoring as "nuts," highlighting the disbelief and frustration felt by Fury and his team following the fight.
Fury's Disappointment
Despite feeling he had to knock out Usyk to secure a win, Fury maintained that he believed he had won the fight and expressed his disappointment with the judges' decision.
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