“Looking at this, I thought Fury hadn’t had a full training camp. This was definitely not the Fury that beat Wilder. A lion cannot allow a shark to come into the jungle and almost beat him up. Ngannou's shares have just risen and Fury's shares have fallen,” the Briton said.
Let us remember that Fury beat Ngannou only by a split decision.
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