Tyson Fury and Accusations of "Robbery" in the Rematch with Oleksandr Usyk

Tyson Fury and Accusations of "Robbery" in the Rematch with Oleksandr Usyk

Judges, Saudi Arabia, and the Scandalous Statement

Boxing fans sharply criticized Tyson Fury’s statement in which he referred to the actions of judges in his rematch with Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia as “one of the greatest robberies in history,” accusing them of unfairly awarding victory to the Ukrainian fighter.

Fans' Reactions on Social Media

Fans actively discussed this statement on social media, especially the Briton’s post-match interview remark: “Nothing good awaits you in this country.” Here are some of the most notable comments:

DriftyFilm: “Didn’t he rob Ngannou in Saudi Arabia himself?”

Word Smith: “His delusions started after he got a draw while being knocked out by Wilder. Since then, his condition has only worsened. Usyk completely destroyed Fury. This wasn’t even a close fight. Out of the 24 rounds they fought in the ring, Usyk won at least 17.”

The Bull Telegraph: “He’s so pathetic, and I’m glad he got what he deserved. A completely fraudulent career, and he’s a despicable, dishonorable man.”

Marr3ro: “I’m not a professional, but to me, Fury just looked old, slow, and clumsy. This was definitely not a robbery.”

Pavlo Escobar: “This is the same country that paid him a huge purse.”

Bradley Baller: “He took the bag of money and then started badmouthing them.”

Kintsugijin: “Fury’s biggest problem in these fights is that he only does what he thinks is enough to win and settles for it. There’s no sense that he tried to close the deal and finish the fight decisively.”

The Destroyer: “This was the most neutral location for the fight.”

2SaucedOutZz: “A sore loser just like his pathetic fans. At least AJ accepted his defeat like a man, and this proves once again who the real king of Britain is.”

The Rematch and Previous Fights

Let us recall that earlier this year, Tyson Fury missed the chance to become the undisputed heavyweight world champion, losing to Oleksandr Usyk by split decision at a tournament in Riyadh. Last weekend, the Briton suffered another defeat to the Ukrainian, this time by unanimous decision.

The Controversial Victory Over Francis Ngannou

Notably, before facing Usyk, Fury had a close fight with former UFC champion Francis Ngannou, where he secured a controversial split-decision victory. This outcome also sparked a wave of discussions among fans and experts.