Tyson Fury vs Francis Ngannou Boxing October 28

[Yamifoud]

Is anyone interested in betting on Fury vs Ngannou for 5%?

1.05 - 8.20

Obviously, it is the most reliable and profitable bet on the fact that the fight will not last the entire distance with odds of 1.11 - even if Ngannou somehow miraculously wins, this bet will work.

If you have spare money you can afford to waste, go for Ngannou a big win with 8.20. And it could also go to waste more than likely.

Well, it seems like bookies didn't seem to buy into the hype surrounding Ngannou...... Offering just a 5% chance of Fury winning? That's quite not attractive as the odds are indeed too small to risk your money. You might want to explore other markets where you can find more attractive odds than 1.05.

A KO win by Fury still is substantial which is more than 80% possible if we look at the odds itself.
But there is no assurance to it yet, they could just be running arround the ring and end in a decision.

I'm curious about the odds for the KO by Fury in this fight. Were they at 1.80 or higher?

[pinggoki]

If you have spare money you can afford to waste, go for Ngannou a big win with 8.20. And it could also go to waste more than likely.

A KO win by Fury still is substantial which is more than 80% possible if we look at the odds itself.
But there is no assurance to it yet, they could just be running arround the ring and end in a decision.

They're heavyweight fights I think so running around the ring would be the least thing that they're going to do and I believe that it's either going to be a slug fest or a battle of predictions but I've seen what Ngannou's fist can do and I think that if he's boxing training is going to be fruitful, he might have a chance to win against the Gypsy King but who knows, we will know tomorrow who's going to be dominating.

I'm curious about the odds for the KO by Fury in this fight. Were they at 1.80 or higher?

K.O. bets are probably higher since they're more uncertain and unpredictable.

[Yamifoud]

I'm curious about the odds for the KO by Fury in this fight. Were they at 1.80 or higher?

K.O. bets are probably higher since they're more uncertain and unpredictable.

It's not always the case because there are KO artist boxers with exceptionally high KO rates, which often leads to lower odds for a KO compared to a win via decision. However, it's important to consider the opponent in this equation. In this particular fight, I'm inclined to believe it won't go the distance, as heavyweights are known for their devastating punches, and their size can lead to quicker fatigue. If memory serves me right, KO wins have occurred more compared to win via decision when it comes to the history of heavyweight boxing.

[inthelongrun]

I'm curious about the odds for the KO by Fury in this fight. Were they at 1.80 or higher?

Of course, the betting sites' analysts know the real score. Unlike some people and media that can hype and cheap talk knowing they aren't risking huge amounts of money. This is why the betting sites for me are the most reliable when it comes to sports analysis.

1.80 for Fury by KO? Jeez, mate! That's too high. I even wonder if Ngannou has the gas and survives throwing 300 punches in a punching bag for 30 minutes.

Fury ML at 1.05 is too safe since Ngannou will obviously tire. The fight not going the distance is at 1.11 but it is obvious who's not going the distance. Fury by KO/TKO is 1.18 which is the most profitable.

Ngannou has the puncher's chance though and I am hoping for that one.

DAZN has a championship event on the same date. Defending champion O'Shaquie Foster's skills will be tested as he battles KO artist, Eduardo Hernandez who has a 28-KO/TKO streak in his wins.

[bittraffic]

I'm curious about the odds for the KO by Fury in this fight. Were they at 1.80 or higher?

K.O. bets are probably higher since they're more uncertain and unpredictable.

It's not always the case because there are KO artist boxers with exceptionally high KO rates, which often leads to lower odds for a KO compared to a win via decision. However, it's important to consider the opponent in this equation. In this particular fight, I'm inclined to believe it won't go the distance, as heavyweights are known for their devastating punches, and their size can lead to quicker fatigue. If memory serves me right, KO wins have occurred more compared to win via decision when it comes to the history of heavyweight boxing.

This is very true. When a person weighs 250 lbs, his straight jab is a monster jab that can break a nose. Fury is a KO artist afaik and it's odd for Fury by KO be 1.18
With those odds, it will only be worth it if you gamble a huge amount.

On the other hand, Ngannou is also a huge monster in fact more muscles than Fury, and could also KO Fury give an opportunity. This gives you a choice that is based on your gut feeling. Ngannou by KO is a big profit.

[KTChampions]

Is anyone interested in betting on Fury vs Ngannou for 5%?

1.05 - 8.20

Obviously, it is the most reliable and profitable bet on the fact that the fight will not last the entire distance with odds of 1.11 - even if Ngannou somehow miraculously wins, this bet will work.

If you have spare money you can afford to waste, go for Ngannou a big win with 8.20. And it could also go to waste more than likely.

A KO win by Fury still is substantial which is more than 80% possible if we look at the odds itself.
But there is no assurance to it yet, they could just be running arround the ring and end in a decision.

If I were to bet, I would only bet on the following outcomes:

Ngannou, Francis & 2 round 41.00

Ngannou, Francis & 1 round 34.0

Ngannou has chances only in the first rounds, then his chances disappear with enormous speed, bookmakers quote the probability of his victory as less as the end of the fight gets closer. I planned to make just such a bet, but now plans have changed, and I feel mixed emotions - as if I was missing out on something. Well, if Ngannou wins, it will be a pleasant event in itself, even without the money won.

[Viscore]

Is anyone interested in betting on Fury vs Ngannou for 5%?

1.05 - 8.20

Obviously, it is the most reliable and profitable bet on the fact that the fight will not last the entire distance with odds of 1.11 - even if Ngannou somehow miraculously wins, this bet will work.

If you have spare money you can afford to waste, go for Ngannou a big win with 8.20. And it could also go to waste more than likely.

A KO win by Fury still is substantial which is more than 80% possible if we look at the odds itself.
But there is no assurance to it yet, they could just be running arround the ring and end in a decision.

If I were to bet, I would only bet on the following outcomes:

Ngannou, Francis & 2 round 41.00

Ngannou, Francis & 1 round 34.0

Ngannou has chances only in the first rounds, then his chances disappear with enormous speed, bookmakers quote the probability of his victory as less as the end of the fight gets closer. I planned to make just such a bet, but now plans have changed, and I feel mixed emotions - as if I was missing out on something. Well, if Ngannou wins, it will be a pleasant event in itself, even without the money won.

That sounds like an interesting bet, and the odds are so tempting that it's hard to resist. You're right; if Ngannou wins this fight, it's likely to be through an early knockout. If he can't achieve that, it means that Fury can absorb his punches, and that could lead to Ngannou tiring out as the rounds progress. We've seen something similar happen with Wilder. Fury's jabs are likely to bother Ngannou and wear him down.

I'm riding with your bet as well. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[edmundduke]

If you have spare money you can afford to waste, go for Ngannou a big win with 8.20. And it could also go to waste more than likely.

A KO win by Fury still is substantial which is more than 80% possible if we look at the odds itself.
But there is no assurance to it yet, they could just be running arround the ring and end in a decision.

They're heavyweight fights I think so running around the ring would be the least thing that they're going to do and I believe that it's either going to be a slug fest or a battle of predictions but I've seen what Ngannou's fist can do and I think that if he's boxing training is going to be fruitful, he might have a chance to win against the Gypsy King but who knows, we will know tomorrow who's going to be dominating.

I'm curious about the odds for the KO by Fury in this fight. Were they at 1.80 or higher?

K.O. bets are probably higher since they're more uncertain and unpredictable.

I think we are going to see a very explosive start from Ngannou and a more calculated first rounds from Fury. I have a feeling Fury might want to put on a show for the people at least forsome rounds and then probably to finish with a KO or a TKO, i dont want this going to a vote.
Also not much to go now! very excited

[JollyGood]

If you have spare money you can afford to waste, go for Ngannou a big win with 8.20. And it could also go to waste more than likely.

Those are interesting odds but I think they should have even better for risk takers because the main sports commentators have Fury to win this fight.

If I were to bet, I would only bet on the following outcomes:Ngannou has chances only in the first rounds, then his chances disappear with enormous speed, bookmakers quote the probability of his victory as less as the end of the fight gets closer. I planned to make just such a bet, but now plans have changed, and I feel mixed emotions - as if I was missing out on something. Well, if Ngannou wins, it will be a pleasant event in itself, even without the money won.

As the fight goes on, it would definitely favour Fury but without a doubt (while Ngannou has adrenalin running havoc) in the early rounds he will have a chance because he does after all have a powerful punch on him and he has trained very hard alongside Mike Tyson.

[Baofeng]

And Usyk promoter has something to say before this fight:

“We put prayers for Fury not getting injured,” Krassyuk told SecondsOut.com “We gonna put some extra prayers for this.”

https://www.boxingscene.com/usyk-promoter-we-put-prayers-fury-not-getting-injured-against-ngannou--178805

Obviously, he is saying this because he doesn't want the Fury vs Usyk fight being derailed. And this is as close to say that they don't want Francis to upset Tyson Fury in this fight.

This it is guys!!!

[FinneysTrueVision]

That was one of the most amazing spectacles I have witnessed. I think even the most die hard Ngannou supporters underestimated his potential. I thought the split decision was sensible due to Fury winning most of the quiet rounds but I wouldn't have argued against a draw or Ngannou win. Overall Ngannou landed the most impressive punches but they were concentrated to a small handful of rounds.

I certainly hope there is a rematch because Ngannou still has a lot of room for improvement. Either Fury is really starting to decline, or he didn't take this match seriously enough, or was just scared of Ngannou's power. He didn't look his best. If he is better prepared in a rematch it will be a really explosive fight but if he takes it lightly again his vulnerabilities, which were exposed again tonight, will lead to him getting knocked out cold.

[7788bitcoin]

What an incredible performance by Francis Ngannou against Tyson Fury even though he lost the fight by split decision, Francis Ngannou was able to drop him in the third round and won the round and it was a really close fight than anticipated and the stock of Francis Ngannou just gone up with this performance.

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I certainly hope there is a rematch because Ngannou still has a lot of room for improvement. Either Fury is really starting to decline, or he didn't take this match seriously enough, or was just scared of Ngannou's power. He didn't look his best. If he is better prepared in a rematch it will be a really explosive fight but if he takes it lightly again his vulnerabilities, which were exposed again tonight, will lead to him getting knocked out cold.

Tyson Fury might have taken him lightly and it looked like he gassed out as well, it was definitely one hell of a performance by Francis as it was expected to be a cake walk for Fury when the fight was announced.

[hilariousandco]

Wow, Francis shocked everyone. There's no way Tyson won that one. I think a draw would have been more appropriate but if we're being fair Ngannou probably edged it with the knockdown but the judges were never gonna give him it. Funny how both Tyson and Frank were adamant that the Usyk fight was gonna be on the 23rd December but they've now changed their tune. I really hope Francis goes pro in boxing cos if he can go ten rounds with Fury and score a knockdown he can do anything. I'm sure lots of big boxers will be wanting the big money fight with Francis now. I'm not sure Tyson will want it again or not anytime soon.

[bbc.reporter]

@hilariousandco. I am presently eating the words that I have spoken before hehehe. Francis has made everyone witness that he can also be a technical boxer. This was enough to get an arguable split decision. I am quite certain many fans saw this as victory for Francis, however, a loss by split decsion is much better than being carried out of the ring on a stretcher, this was my prediction hehehe.

In any case, what is everyone's prediction on Tyson Fury vs. Usyk after witnessing Fury vs. Ngannou?

[robelneo]

I'm not sure Tyson will want it again or not anytime soon.

If there's one fight that he wants to forget this is the fight, he was embarrassed by getting knockdown by a guy who was first time as a boxer, Fury was a little worried when the scorecards were being announced because the match was too close, it could go the other way.

Ngannou did it again and he did it against a boxer who is considered the greatest boxer of this era what a way to prove it by scoring a knockout, he can do it again against top boxers and he has a good chance to beat ranking boxers in his division like Anthony Joshua.

We can all say that he has a bright future in boxing based on his performance, and this is a milestone and career-defining fight for Ngannou

[btc_angela]

Yes, no one expected that Francis can last with the best heavyweight fighters and not only that, he knock him down in the 3rd round. It was a very close fight indeed and the judges awarded it to Fury with a split decision.

Now, it changes the complexion of the game, others see this as Fury showing weaknesses already and yeah, for sure he will be embarrassed by the this results.

I think with just a few more fights, Francis can stay with the best of the division and even can win some fights.

[FinneysTrueVision]

In any case, what is everyone's prediction on Tyson Fury vs. Usyk after witnessing Fury vs. Ngannou?

I honestly don't know how that fight would play out. Usyk isn't nearly as powerful as Ngannou. Fury can't look as sloppy as he was tonight. His confidence might have taken a hit and he might be more hesitant about trying to bully his opponent. Getting knocked down repeatedly throughout his career has got to be taking its toll and I don't know if the next time it happens he will still be able to get up. December is not that far away and Fury needs to get in better shape. There are many doubts but until he is beaten decisively I will still favor him to win. If he is still as fat as he is now and still partying one month from now then I will switch my prediction.

[Kemarit]

In any case, what is everyone's prediction on Tyson Fury vs. Usyk after witnessing Fury vs. Ngannou?

I honestly don't know how that fight would play out. Usyk isn't nearly as powerful as Ngannou. Fury can't look as sloppy as he was tonight. His confidence might have taken a hit and he might be more hesitant about trying to bully his opponent. Getting knocked down repeatedly throughout his career has got to be taking its toll and I don't know if the next time it happens he will still be able to get up. December is not that far away and Fury needs to get in better shape. There are many doubts but until he is beaten decisively I will still favor him to win. If he is still as fat as he is now and still partying one month from now then I will switch my prediction.

For sure Fury getting knockdown by Francis here will take a toll on him mentally. Although the Gypsy King has proven himself specially on the way he makes his comeback in the Heavyweight division and then taking over it in the last 3 years is amazing. But in this fight it just shows that even the best of them will have off night and it will be a disaster if the judges favor Francis due to the knockdown that he scores.

I reckon that if the knockdown is last, maybe around 6-8 rounds, then it could really sway the score in favor of Francis. But since the knockdown is early, Fury might have gotten away with this boxing skills to make it to the judges score card.

Will be interesting though for Francis vs Joshua. I think that will be an even 50/50 fight or maybe Francis will have a puncher's chance as Joshua doesn't have the chin and recuperation of a Tyson Fury.

[Saisher]

Will be interesting though for Francis vs Joshua. I think that will be an even 50/50 fight or maybe Francis will have a puncher's chance as Joshua doesn't have the chin and recuperation of a Tyson Fury.

I think he humiliated Fury in this fight and after this fight, the boxing world will take Ngannou seriously, imagine doing this to an undefeated World and Lineal champion in your first boxing fight, Ngannou on his word can take this shit.
Whether he goes back to boxing or MMA he will be respected and feared because he has just shown how good he is in boxing and how he paced himself, he just opened doors to some MMA to take boxing as an alternative and there's a lot of money and freedom on boxing than on MMA.

[Japinat]

Will be interesting though for Francis vs Joshua. I think that will be an even 50/50 fight or maybe Francis will have a puncher's chance as Joshua doesn't have the chin and recuperation of a Tyson Fury.

I think he humiliated Fury in this fight and after this fight, the boxing world will take Ngannou seriously, imagine doing this to an undefeated World and Lineal champion in your first boxing fight, Ngannou on his word can take this shit.
Whether he goes back to boxing or MMA he will be respected and feared because he has just shown how good he is in boxing and how he paced himself, he just opened doors to some MMA to take boxing as an alternative and there's a lot of money and freedom on boxing than on MMA.

The outcome was really interesting. I believe Ngannou could've won that fight if he hadn't run out of gas in the later rounds. It's pretty clear he gassed out since he was literally mouth-breathing. But, that was a solid performance from him. He didn't wear himself out; he was searching for an opportunity to knock out Fury. Ngannou scored a knockdown in the first round, but you know, Fury's the kind of boxer who can get back up even after a knockdown, like he did against Wilder. Just like the outcome of that specific fight, he still came out on top in the end.

Ngannou definitely has potential in boxing. The fact that he lasted through a long battle shows that he's on par with Fury. I like it, and I think we all deserve a rematch, don't you think?