where might a person find a way to watch the usyk fury fight without incurring costs and so on?
It's the "free prelims" apparently. The last one was like 10 hours of boxingjebus when is the fight
under card before 4pm
I'm just about sticking with a 'fuck the Saudis' line, but will be watching when it hits YouTube. And yeah, fuck Fury, I definitely want Usyk to win. This really could go either way. You'd think Usyk is bound to win if it goes the distance, but who knows with a Saudi owned fight, where Fury is their man.So. We all watching on Saturday?
It's hard not to want Usyk to win, especially after John Fury's nonsense. That bloke didn't even flinch.
If AJ retains his mojo I think he'd have a fair chance against Fury. Don't think he'll ever beat Usyk though.just hoping Usyks wins so we don't have to deal with another year of build up to the AJ vs Fury fight
like its going to be something special watching the glass jawed AJ get put on his arse
Just read it, yeah it's really cheap. There will be loads of Ukranians with complex political, religious and cultural affiliations. Doesn't demonstrate Usyk has done a single thing wrong.I notice the Guardian has alerted its readers that despite serving in Ukraine’s Territorial Army, raising funds for the military and humanitarian causes and draping himself in the Ukrainian flag that there are some doubts about Usyk.
‘ seemingly Russia-leaning sympathies – mostly relating to his attachment to the Ukrainian Orthodox church, a branch of the Orthodox communion loyal to the Moscow patriarchate.’
Which irresponsibility obviously points a wider finger of suspicion about many Ukrainians who associate with that church who fight in the army , see themselves as Ukrainian and in some cases may have been displaced by the invasion .
Utterly Barmy .
That's a mad article. The people they talk to about him all contradict the line they are trying to give. And they present a load of evidence that also contradicts it. Weird.I notice the Guardian has alerted its readers that despite serving in Ukraine’s Territorial Army, raising funds for the military and humanitarian causes and draping himself in the Ukrainian flag that there are some doubts about Usyk.
‘ seemingly Russia-leaning sympathies – mostly relating to his attachment to the Ukrainian Orthodox church, a branch of the Orthodox communion loyal to the Moscow patriarchate.’
Which irresponsibility obviously points a wider finger of suspicion about many Ukrainians who associate with that church who fight in the army , see themselves as Ukrainian and in some cases may have been displaced by the invasion .
Utterly Barmy .
If there has been one positive in this ghastly war it is that at a civil level from below it has brought together citizens from the traditional east west split inside Ukraine something that Ukraines leaders by and large didn’t do.That's a mad article. The people they talk to about him all contradict the line they are trying to give. And they present a load of evidence that also contradicts it. Weird.