The aftermath of arguably the fight of the year has died down, and very few arguments have sparked up since 's victory against was settled. A result written in the history books, the four titles unified once again with a rematch already in the works for the 21st of December. Most people have moved on from the result and are looking to the future.
However, Tyson Fury has decided to watch the fight back and , giving us an insight into how he would have scored the fight. Fury suffered the first defeat of his professional career in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on the 18th of May and in a particularly unfortunate fashion considering how tight the fight was in the first place. Both fighters provided an entertaining match-up for the masses to enjoy.
As the losing party, there is obviously going to be an injustice felt and the opportunity to learn from any mistakes made. In this case, Fury has gone out of his way to score the fight himself and, as a result, has given himself the victory. Having lost the fight initially in a very close split decision, Fury decided on scoring the fight himself to see if the final result was fair and just.
Having watched back the fight multiple times, he has claimed on his Furocity YouTube channel to be the righteous victor of the bout. Tyson Fury's scorecard for Oleksandr Usyk fight 1. 10 9 2.
10 9 3. 10 9 4. 10 9 5.
10 9 6. 10 9 7. 10 9 8.
9 10 9. 8 10 10. 9 10 11.
10 9 12. 10 9 Total 116 111 "I've watched the fight back lots of times and still got the same a.
