'PEOPLE ARE SO FULL OF S***' - PETER FURY BRUTALLY HONEST / WARDLEY LOSS TO DUBOIS, WILDER-RICO, AJ

All right, well, listen, let's start from the weekend.

I mean, the first fight was brilliant and Dubois done well, but also Fabio Waldi had his moments in there.

I didn't see a two-round win for Daniel Dubois because, you know, I just didn't see that.

I thought he's obviously favourite to win the fight, but I didn't see a two-round stoppage win for him.

What did you think prior to the fight, Peter, first of all? What did you think was going to happen?

I thought it could be a 50-50.

Yeah, I thought it was going to be a hard tussle.

Because, look, I said in an interview, I'm more interested in looking at what Wardley's been working on and seeing the improvements.

So that's what...

And I thought, you know, they've had a hard fight last time.

If he's done the adjustments, it could still be a close fight.

So, yeah, that's the way I had it.

So, yeah, it was a surprise.

It was a very fast start.

We saw a very fast start from...

Fabian Wardley in the first fight where he dropped Dubois and then we saw kind of a mirror image, I think three or four seconds later in the first round where we saw the same happen to Wardley from Dubois.

And, you know, I spoke to Frank Warren earlier, I spoke to a few people and they believed that Wardley didn't recover from that first, from that first knockdown.

I think let's not take away from what Don Charles has done and what he's done.

They've all had good training camps.

So they've done what they've had to do and he's had a good win.

And, you know, it was a devastating win.

So I think you've got to give credit because Dubois is a unit.

You know, he's got a good jab and, you know, the jab set up the right hand beautiful.

So he just basically stood there, you know, with the hands down as well.

So...