If Francis Ngannou wants luck to be in his favour while he faces Tyson Fury, we can depend on a puncher’s chance but anything beyond that might seem to be a bit doubtful for the fighter, as this is the first time the UFC champion will be fighting against a professional boxer inside the ring, even though it has always been Ngannou’s dream to be a boxer.
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Ngannou does not box. This is a difficult task that almost seems unachievable. Ngannou’s strength is his punching power—he is among the toughest in MMA history.
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Prediction On Whether Francis Ngannou Has A Chance Of Winning Against Tyson Fury
However, given that even the formidable fighter Deontay Wilder was unable to stop Fury (albeit coming close), it appears doubtful that Ngannou will be able to do so either.
Fury has too many advantages in the stand-up category, and he can prove to Ngannou that there are different levels of this sport if he approaches the match with seriousness.
In the upcoming months, Fury and Usyk will square off for the undisputed heavyweight belt. An official agreement has already been made. This past spring, they were scheduled to fight, but it didn’t work out. Although a replacement date hasn’t been decided upon yet, December 23 seems to be the best choice. Depending on how the Ngannou fight plays out, that might change. Usyk too seems to be in need of extra time to be ready.
Maybe during the initial part of the fight, Fury prevails. It would appear reasonable to ask for a late stoppage if Ngannou possessed greater cardiovascular endurance. Like Floyd Mayweather did with Conor McGregor in 2017, Fury might carry him through the opening several rounds. However, by the sixth or seventh, Ngannou might be worn out, particularly if Fury lays on him in the clinch. It wouldn’t be shocking if Fury prevailed via TKO in the third, fourth, or fifth round.
Anticipate Fury to outscore Ngannou in the early rounds by using his range, then to load up with devastating shots a little later. Fury will take a shot at Ngannou against the ropes, but the referee will stop “The Predator” from getting any worse. This fight won’t conclude in a one-punch knockout.
