Saudi Showdown at Dawn; as Tyson Fury Beats Francis Ngannou By a Judges Split Decision Last Night.

A recent development has seen Tyson Fury beats Francis Ngannou by split decision after knockdown in round three, Saudi Showdown at Dawn; as Tyson Fury Beats Francis Ngannou By a Judges Split Decision Last Night.

Also the WBC heavyweight world champion Tyson Fury beat former UFC fighter Francis Ngannou on a split decision in a non-title fight in Saudi Arabia on Sunday October 30 that almost delivered one of boxing’s biggest upsets as many felt Ngannou deserved the win.

On the other hand Fury, the unbeaten holder of one of the sport’s most prestigious belts, narrowly avoided a first defeat at the hands of a 37-year-old opponent who had never boxed professionally before but went through the full 10 rounds with some swagger.

The Big African machine Ngannou dropped the Briton to the canvas in round three with a left hook and although the 35-year-old self-styled “Gypsy King” was able to see out the round he had no doubts about what he was up against.

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Although One judge scored it 95-94 for Ngannou, the former UFC heavyweight champion, but was overruled by tallies of 96-93 and 95-94 for Fury. Fury’s WBC heavyweight title wasn’t on the line in the 10-round boxing match. Ngannou was making his pro boxing debut in his first fight since January 2022.

Furthermore England’s Fury was installed as a 14-1 favorite to win the match and move on to an undisputed heavyweight championship fight against Oleksandr Usyk. And now Fury will, though he’ll do so after arguably the ‘’worst performance of his career,” sports commentators said Fury seemed confused throughout the bout, unsure how to attack Ngannou, who possessed surprising timing. Saudi Showdown at Dawn

Just as He clipped Fury with a left hook on the temple in Round 3 for the knockdown, the seventh of Fury’s career. But just like the previous six times, including four total in his heavyweight title trilogy with Deontay Wilder — Fury beat the count.

Controversies however haven risen as A lot of boxing enthusiast have however opined that the match was rigged in favour of Fury. Fury said there was no rematch clause but he would like to fight Ngannou again “down the line” after an undisputed title fight with Ukraine’s IBF, IBO, WBO and WBA champion Oleksandr Usyk.

A comeback is expected as The pair are set to meet in Riyadh at a date yet to be announced officially but that both champions said will be Dec. 23.

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