WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury had an eye on the recent Matchroom event which was headlined by John Ryder and Daniel Jacobs at the Alexandra Palace in the UK. ‘The Gypsy King’ didn’t seem to have enjoyed the action and clearly didn’t like how the judges saw the fights.

Jacobs vs. Ryder’s result was a controversial decision that went in favor of Ryder. However, several fans backfired. Well, the main event wasn’t the only matchup to have received such treatment. Fans accused the judges of overlooking several more fights on the same night, as they billed the results as unfair. Well, Tyson Fury also falls in the bracket as he showed no mercy while going after the judges.

‘The Gypsy King’ said, “That is all boxing and you wonder what the f**** the judges were watching. What fight was the judges watching? I just seen a massive robbery go down. You should be ashamed of yourself, you f*** useless dossers.”

Fury didn’t specify the fight he was referring to. It could have been Jacobs’ loss. However, John Ryder is close to Tyson Fury, and ‘The Gypsy King’ doesn’t seem to belittle his win. The super-bantamweight fight between Elli Scotney and Jorgelina Guanini was also debatable and several fans questioned the credibility of the result.

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Tyson Fury didn’t talk about any of the fights, as he was clearly vexed with the judges– Marcus McDonnell, Jean-Robert Laine, and Mike Fitzgerald. Nevertheless, the event is already over and fans don’t seem very pleased with the outcome, including Fury. That said, the undefeated WBC heavyweight champion may return shortly and fill in the void, left by the dismal boxing events.

When will Tyson Fury come back to the ring?

After defending his WBC belt against Deontay Wilder, Tyson Fury will put it on the line against Dillian Whyte next. The heavyweight fight is already onboard with Frank Warren putting on a record-breaking $41 million purse bid. Therefore, 2022 can be even bigger for ‘The Gypsy King’.

Furthermore, he has also teased a super fight against UFC champion Francis Ngannou.

While the boxing domain continues to offer a lot to the Brit, Fury is also crafting his own plans of hosting potential blockbusters. So, heavyweight boxing fans can expect an entertaining affair incoming shortly.

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