Nah, Usyk won, wasn't as wide as the cards probably (I'd score it 115-113 in favour of Usyk) but he won. And I was rooting for Tyson because I wanted a trilogy.
Fury has to fight out of his comfort zone against Usyk because in that fight he's not the one who is the better boxer, better counter-puncher, better footwork, with better workrate which is otherwise always the case when it comes to any other opponent still (even at age of 36).
There's not much Fury can do with the match-up being as it is right now. He can't do a Chisora and back his chin against Usyk and just walk him down because as we've seen he can get rocked by Usyk's power and well because that's not really his natural style (despite all the Kronk school talk). He can't do what he usually does which is fight outside and use clinch to drain the other guy's energy because Usyk is just too slick and I'd say deceptively strong, watch both fights and see how many times he got out of the clinch or just avoided it. I think Fury came prepared both times and really fought the best he possibly could (if anything, he deserves praise for it) but the combination of all the things Usyk brings to the table in the match-up is just too much for him. He can't match Usyk's stamina, he can't match his workrate, he can't clinch him down, he doesn't have enough power to get him out of there or the chin to walk through Usyk's shots.
His only path to victory would have been to roll the dice completely and just go for it but honestly, that would just end in him being stopped, he was very close to being stopped in the first fight regardless. I don't think Fury has ATG chin, he has ATG power of recovery (possibly the greatest I've seen) and those are two different things, plus I also think Wilder trilogy definitely took some physicality and punch resistance out of him. Usyk IMO has a much better chin, his most underrated attribute, I've seen him take a flush from AJ who hits like a truck and only get knackered when other guys would have been seriously hurt or just went to sleep.
Now given the wide scorecards in the UD victory, maybe the judges would have given it to Usyk regardless but in these two fights, there was no need for the fix. They were close fights and Fury was his toughest opponent arguably but Usyk clearly won both of them IMO.
Do I think Usyk is getting a bit overrated as a heavyweight? Sure, there are a number of ATG heavyweights I would have favored against him peak for peak (Mike Tyson and Lennox Lewis for one, Holyfield was also a monster) but in this generation, he has proven to be the best. Tyson Fury could have (and IMO would have) been the best if he lived an athlete's life and didn't put his body through so much abuse over the years but it is what it is, the guy had his share of personal demons and it took its toll on him. He never really fulfilled his potential.
@RS Tell me if you disagree. I'm certainly no expert, just a casual fan of the sport.