In the first fight, if not for the 8-9 rounds, Fury would have deservedly won. In the first half, he showed that he can perfectly utilize his handicaps to control the fight. And after 8-9 rounds, he was able to control the situation and stop Usyk.
Now Fury is 10k heavier than in the previous fight and with this weight, he has had some impressive performances.
The judges, money, and history are all on Fury's side, all he needs to do this time is not get knocked down and there will be a trilogy.
Perhaps it's still possible to choose equal worst-case scenarios when the score would be significantly in Fury's favor and the judges would try to save him, but in any other case, Fury has all the tools and advantage to win confidently.
It seems that the home handicap season in PL gives Brentford a really big advantage, which results in them being in first place (7-1-0) in the table. Here I would specifically choose their Peru, but taking into account Nottingham's form, a safer choice would be: Handicap (0), in a draw case it will be equal to 1.
As before, everyone saw Fury as the favorite, but now everything has turned around. A year ago, no one thought Usyk had much chance. I don't see him knocking out Fury, so I predict the fight will go all 12 rounds. However, I believe that Fury will win on points, as he won't be able to knock out the much lighter Usyk. I have no doubt that there will be a trilogy, and how else to earn hundreds of millions if not with a 1-1 tie? Good luck.
Look, my logic is simple. Boxing is the most corrupt sport and the light heavyweight fight between Bivol and Beterbiev proved it, where Dima was clearly robbed and everyone saw it, no one understands how the judges divided the rounds like that. Now, I believe that Usyk is more technical and a better boxer, but in the first fight he got knocked down, clearly won, but one out of the three judges gave it to Fury. The Englishman just needs to not get knocked down or obviously knocked out and they will give it to Fury, he doesn't even need to show anything impressive, and Fury's chin is solid, it won't easily break. Everyone wants a third fight, it's business, and they won't let a "legend" like Tyson get two in a row. That's my logic and I trust it, even though this is the first time I bet on Ukraine and I won, I've been waiting for this bet for a long time, it's just a no-brainer.
There simply isn't a better opportunity for Atletico to perform well against Barça away than now. Yes, El Cholo has historically struggled against Catalans in La Liga, especially 0-3 away which doesn't sound good, but now with the suspended coach, they will play not at Camp Nou, but at the Olympic Stadium with a weaker atmosphere, Yamalis is injured, Barcelona is in a slump, having lost at home to Las Palmas and Leganes. Atletico has won 11 games in a row, no injured players, Griezmann and Alvarez are in great form, the defense is working, they have found their game away. I think it's a great opportunity for a Draw no Bet with these circumstances.
I think the coefficient will fall, I was disappointed with my performance in the tournament, great chance for Brazil to win trophies, but they really need to at least reach the final because they will play against Van Assche. The Frenchman realistically has no weapons in his arsenal, just a ground pusher. Fonseca is superior in these circumstances, he should win, unless there is some madness in the tournament.
Usyk and Fury will clash on Saturday, while undefeated Ukraine hopes for a rematch with Peru. In May, the 37-year-old athlete from Peru fought against the "Gypsy King" and won by split decision. Despite it being a tough battle, it was clear that Usyk did enough to win the fight.
Fury will have to come up with solutions to turn the situation around and it's hard to imagine where they might come from at this stage in the 36-year-old boxer's career. It's also worth remembering that Fury hasn't always lived the healthiest lifestyle outside of the ring.
Usyk is a great, undefeated, and clever former undisputed heavyweight champion, and now the best heavyweights on the planet can witness another top-level performance.
Once again, the top team of this season's Premier League, Nottingham, continues to play excellently, defeating even the top teams away from home. It is not easy to play against Bradford, but the team plays very productively and concedes a lot of goals, averaging 1.5 per match. With Nottingham in such good form, I believe we can expect a win. Of course, a draw is also a possibility, but knowing that Bradford is capable of scoring many goals, I think the match will be high-scoring, at least from Nottingham's side, and we should expect to score 2 goals away from home.
The complete league leader and Portugal, always consistently dominating Porto, practically always wins against non-top Portuguese league teams and very rarely even when playing away with such odds. There is no information about injuries, the results have been solid recently and even though the last few away games were not successful, I think such a lower stage cannot last and Porto will have a win away.
The highly effective Lazio team with 30 goals in 16 league matches and 14 goals in 6 Europa League matches, I believe will once again score at least 2 goals. Lazio's defense is far from perfect, and although their recent 0-6 loss to Inter greatly distorts the statistics, on average they concede only 1 goal per game. Lazio dominates against weaker teams and continues to fight for the league title, so even if they do concede, scoring 2 goals should not be a problem, especially when playing against a team that typically concedes at least 2 goals per game. It all looks very simple – Lazio has to score and do it at least twice.
Although the game is in a week, you need to take it now because the current information is that Kansas star QB Mahomes might miss the last 3 league games, which is a very serious loss. Kansas has 13 wins and 1 loss this season, but those who watch Kansas games know that if it weren't for Mahomes, their record would be 7 wins and 7 losses at best. Mahomes alone has been able to mask the poor offensive line, which will struggle against Houston's top pass rushing line in the league. I can't see Kansas scoring 20 points without Mahomes against Houston's defense.
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