RYAN O’HARA, media: Mayweather-McGregor with bigger dudes. Fury dances and screws around, makes Ngannou look like fool. My Fury vs Ngannou prediction–once he gets bored, Fury turns the lights out. Night.

Tyson Fury and Francis Ngannou will make their ringwalk on Saturday at approximately 2:50 pm ET. Photo: MIkey Williams, Top Rank via Getty Images
DAVID PHILLIPS, media: Since KOing Wilder a little over two years ago, Fury’s career has been a combination of risk-averse tune up level fights and not all that artful dodging of higher level opponents.
This fight is no different. Fury is just fighting another guy we all know he can and will beat.
The only question is how sloppy he looks before getting serious and dispatching Ngannou.
I’m guessing this less than exciting match up (I’m being kind here) ends in the eight, with Fury scoring a forgettable TKO over another inferior opponent.
MATTHEW AGUILAR, media: A heavyweight boxing champ against a guy who isn’t a boxer.
This is silly. Who cares.
TOMMY RAINONE, ex fighter, betting expert: Fury by stoppage between 4-6. He will take his time early and make Ngannou miss while keeping him at the end of his jab.
As the rounds progress he will up the tempo and apply more pressure pushing his man onto the back foot and stamina, self belief and composure will all dwindle away as the cream rises to the top.
Forget all the toe to toe tell from Fury who can’t risk a cut or hand injury with a huge unification with Usyk in December.
He will marinate his food and eat it the second it’s tender.
MATT POMARA, media: Ngannou has a puncher’s chance…but that is all he has.
Look for Fury to keep him on the jab most of the night and take him out in the later rounds.
The bigger question is not the outcome, it is what John Fury will do to try and get in a fight with Mike Tyson.
ERIK SLOAN, media: Fury by TKO. 6th round if I had to guess, might be being generous with that though.
PAUL MALIGNAGGI, media: I think Fury walks down Francis much the same way he walked down Deontay in their second fight.
MMA guys are a bit awkward and it’s never worth taking a puncher too jokingly, especially awkward ones.
Plus punchers typically don’t punch well backing up.
I look for Fury to back Francis up with a hard accurate jab and putting some punches together on him as he keeps backing up.
Eventually starting to maul him and stopping him in 5 or 6 rounds.