Carl Froch Mocks John Fury After Tyson’s Defeat to Usyk in Rematch

The boxing world is abuzz after Carl Froch, former super-middleweight champion, publicly mocked John Fury following Tyson Fury’s shocking loss to Oleksandr Usyk in their highly anticipated rematch. The fight, which took place in front of a sold-out crowd, saw Usyk deliver a masterclass in skill and strategy, leaving fans stunned and the Fury camp in disarray.

The Match That Shook the Heavyweight Division

The rematch was billed as the ultimate clash of titans, a chance for Tyson Fury to redeem himself after a controversial first bout. However, Usyk proved why he’s considered one of the most technically gifted heavyweights of this era. With precise punches, unrelenting footwork, and a calm demeanor, Usyk outboxed Fury across all 12 rounds, securing a unanimous decision victory.

As the dust settled, the focus shifted to the aftermath, with John Fury’s passionate outbursts and attempts to defend his son becoming a talking point.

Carl Froch’s Harsh Criticism

Carl Froch, known for his blunt opinions, wasted no time sharing his thoughts. During a post-fight interview, Froch took aim at John Fury’s vocal presence throughout Tyson’s career.

“John Fury loves to talk big, doesn’t he? But where was all that bravado when Tyson needed it the most? All the chest-pounding and shouting doesn’t win fights, does it?” Froch quipped.

The comments didn’t stop there. Froch further mocked John Fury’s claims that Tyson was “invincible,” saying: