Tyson Fury blasts judges after Oleksandr Usyk rematch defeat
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Tyson Fury believes Oleksandr Usyk was handed a ‘Christmas gift’ by the judges following his rematch defeat in Saudi Arabia on Saturday night. In another entertaining fight in Saudi Arabia, all three judges scored the contest 116-112 in favour of Usyk, although many believed that Fury had done enough to win more rounds.
Fury felt he was the aggressor during the fight and felt he had done enough to convince the judges to secure a victory via decision. After the fight, the 36-year-old also dismissed suggestions that Usyk is the best opponent he’s faced and claims the Ukrainian did not hurt him during the contest.
‘Yeah, I was quite confident, I thought I won that fight again,’ Fury said after suffering the second defeat of his career. ‘I thought I won the both fights but I’ve gone home with two losses on my record now so there’s not much I can do about it, I can just fight my heart out and do the best I can.
‘But again, I’ll always believe until the day I die that I won that fight. ‘Aggressive, on the front foot, listen, sometimes it’s hard to score. ‘I feel a lot of people did, same score, Frank Warren had me three or four rounds up, a lot of people had me up at least two.
‘Listen, I’m not crying over spilt milk, it’s happened now, I know boxing, been in it my whole life, you can’t change any decisions. But I’ll just always feel a little bit hard done by, not a little bit, actually a lot. ‘I think when you don’t get the knockout this is what happens, you can’t guarantee a win.’.