@@maxmustermann9058 Oh well even broken clock is right twice a day! I am collecting data to establish a relation with his predictions and David Hayes', if both bet on the same fighter I am still not certain if they negate each others curse or they change what would be a decision to a retirement level stoppage. 😁 Rummy's the greatest boxing story teller but man is he unlucky!
Usyk HW career is insane. He’s had 6 fights. Let’s review the numbers -5 of the 6 fights are against guys who are currently top 10 HWs(Chisora just beat Joyce and Pulev and only lost to top guys like Fury,Usyk, Parker). - He CLEARLY beat the 3 belt title holder in AJ twice. -He then beat Duboius in an amazing manner. Daniel didn’t win a single round. And then Daniel went on a tear beating Hrgovic and AJ! - He fights Tyson Fury is 4-5 inches taller than him and weighs 40 plus more lbs. Some were even putting Fury in the top 10 all time HW with his wins over Wladmir and Wilder. But Usyk beat him cleanly. Those scores are absolutely insane but Usyk won even without the knockdown he had atleast 7 clear rounds. The only way Fury wins is if Usyk ages. Usyk uses movement and speed which is the first thing to go. Usyk will be less than 30 days away from turning 38. So even if Usyk loses, he is still the 3rd best fighter of this century. With everything he did at CW and HW you can’t deny his greatness
Funny how so many talk about what Fury needs to do differently next time, but Usyk will be making adjustments as well. He was interviewed like a week after the last fight and said he already watched it several times making notes on mistakes he made and how he will adjust.
Usyk has never made any adjustments. That's one of the reasons that he's so great. Usyk won't make any adjustments, because his style doesn't allow it. He fights one way, every fight, every round. People that know boxing, understand this, which is why boxing people are talking about Fury's adjustments and not Usyk's.
@@keith_dixon Don’t go missing on us Keith come fight night Usyk will most DEFINITELY make the necessary adjustments Compared to that big subnormal halfwit who needs Paris to put his shoes on Usyk will absolutely embarrass Fury in the rematch
@@keith_dixon Jesus. Those' people that know boxing', don't know boxing. You're getting great odds at the books Keith. The boxing man you are, put a years wage down on Fury. We're talking 6/4ish at the minute.
i do think fury has a chance, but for me as long as usyk doesn't get knocked unconscious or robbed i think he's likely to win again. usyk is just the better fighter, he's too smart, too slick and too tough, and his stamina and speed are unbelievable for such a big guy (particularly at his age). the size "advantage" also isn't very relevant in my opinion, fury's always struggled with shorter opponents while usyk has proven to be very comfortable against the big boys and easily able to slip in and out of range to land shots regardless of any reach disadvantage. fury isn't gonna suddenly improve his cardio or relearn all his boxing skills (which in my opinion he never fully recovered in his comeback and started neglecting after beating wilder), so i just don't see the path to victory for him. he can't outbox usyk at range and usyk has proven he can neutralise his wrestling and bodywork in close, so unless fury finds a way to crack usyk's iron chin (which i really don't see happening if aj and dubois couldn't) i think he's gonna lose again. i am nervous about the scoring though, i knew they'd try to rob usyk in the first fight and they very nearly succeeded
They very nearly succeeded and if Usyk does not knock him out or drop it more than once they will give it to Fury next time for sure. Usyk knows that and he will step on the gas. I still pick Usyk.
Great analysis. I really don't know who is going to win. I am not a fan of Fury, though I acknowledge that he is a great boxer, but I have no idea what he is going to be like coming into the fight. Has he fully committed to training? Has he been putting in the hours sparring? Will he have learnt from his mistakes in the previous fight? I just don't know. What I do know is that Usyk will come in fully prepared, ready for war, and with a confidence that he knows he can beat Fury. You are completely correct in what you said about Usyk making fighters fight at a pace they are uncomfortable with, but I don't think it is just physical. The mental effort of always having to be on and to have to think of ways to fight Usyk takes its toll, and I believe that this was a point Tony Bellew mentioned after his defeat to Usyk. I think the beginning of the fight is going to be hugely important, whether Fury can get any control of the fight. If he can't I think Usyk wins, just because of his engine, but if Fury can somehow change the tempo of the fight he will probably win, but that is a big if. I know after my last couple of incorrect predictions, I am certainly not going to stick my neck out and say one way or another. Though I hope Usyk wins, just because I don't like Fury's bull.
I think Fury knows he has met, faced and lost to the boxer he was always pretending to be. "No man born of his mother" but not the fake, big mouth. The highly dedicated and committed boxer and Christian. Not the crude, horrible man that throws insults to embarrass, but the absolute gentleman who never loses, never draws. Inside Fury might actually be very scared.
@@kenw2225 HE WAS AT HIS BEST IN THE FIRST, USYK WILL ADJUST AND TAKE HIM OUT IN STYLE THIS TIME. FURY WAS NEVER THAT GOOD TO BEGIN WITH. HE JUST GOT EXPOSED BY AN ELITE BOXER SIMPLE AS THAT.
I'm going with Usyk by KO in round 8. Usyk now has a much better idea of how to deal with Fury's awkward range and style and he'll create more opportunities to score damage earlier in the fight slowing Fury down until the middle rounds when he starts to visibly hurt Fury consistently. Then turning out his lights within a round or 2 of that.
Usyk by TKO around the 7th rd. I see Fury getting knocked down early and multiple times. This almost seems like it will be a replay of the Holyfield-Moorer rematch.
I feel it comes down to whether Fury can motivate himself to go hard again. He’s overall very inconsistent while Usyk always brings it. If Fury can do it, it could be close again, if he can’t then Usyk will run away with it
I agree fully. It all comes down to Fury’s conditioning. The knockdown in the first fight was more a result of exhaustion than it was from the punches. If Fury wasn’t so tired he’d be able to keep his hands up and protect himself. Not to mention he could simply move and get out of the way. Right now Usyck has Fury’s number because Tyson gets gassed in his fights. Fury needs to put down his fork and put on his sneakers and start running. If Tyson had Marciano’s work ethic he’d be unbeatable. 8:42
Usyk is biologically younger than Fury. He's not abused his body, so he'll be sharper and will have more stamina. I estimate 55% in Usyks favour, but I think Fury can take the win.
I agree, I think that’s why he wants the rematch asap keep the conditioning of that last camp and try a new game plan, before he’s to old. Young Fury could of won
Don't talk daft. Usyk is OLDER. Jesus thse Fury fans, in the act of desperately trying to talk themselves into something, will actually deny REALITY to make excuses. Usyk is OLDER. He has had 2x more fights than Fury. Usyk had over 330 fights before he even turned pro. It's as simple as that. Usyk is just a better athlete and hasn't abused himself with drugs and alcohol like Fury has.
All true. Fury has never, ever trained the way Usyk does (no heavyweight does) and has taken too many big shots in his career that do permanent damage over time. You see it in the degradation of Fury's reflexes. Usyk has skills not seen in the Heavyweight division going back a few generations. What Rummy doesn't address is that Fury's physicality and inside game where he wears out opponents leaning on them is an impossible tactic to succeed with against Usyk. Usyk's footwork is too good to get caught there and when Fury tries his big grab / bear hug tactics he opens himself up inside to Usyk who has and will make him pay for it. Fury's best chance is to come into the fight in the very best shape of his life. What are the odds of that happening?
IMO Fury lost because of his unwillingness to take a knee when he got caught with that punch. Had he simply taken a knee, with his remarkable recuperative ability, he would have avoided taking so much damage and losing too many rounds.
The reason he got caught was because his engine was out of gas. He was squaring up and making dumb mistakes because Fury had to be tense all 3 minutes of every round. Usyk drains his opponents. Takes them to deep water and drowns them. Fury had less success than Tony Bellew
Both fantastic fighters but Usyk is a multigenerational great. He’s super special. Love how he has pretty much cleaned out the division now too. Class act
Regardless what happens I doubt it’ll be like the first, either Fury will come in dominant like he did in the Wilder rematch or Usyk will “never leave [Fury] alone” For me it’s a complete 50/50
To me it seemed that Fury wasted too much energy in the first half while Usyk started more slowly and increased his performance while Fury was somewhat gassed.
They say evreything can happen in boxing witch 8/10 is true (depending on boxers and time/place), but unless Tyson Fury double-down on his classic dirty-boxing by using his massive mass to weight-down and lean over Usyk or rabbit-punch Usyk or hold-and-punch Usyk or low-blow Usyk, I don't see it happen for Fury to win a clean victory. Oleksandr Usyk is a very-rare breed of boxing tallent and had from day 1 Fury's number = Why he so badly wanted to fight Fury beside he held the WBC title, the final pice to unify the HW crown. Usyk out-boxed Fury by all means and was on his way to KO Fury in the 9th round if the referee had not illegaly jumped in between despite Fury had not touched the canvas with a glove or a knee as only way he could have done so was to WAVE OFF the fight in favour of a Usyk win by a TKO contest. AND that did not happen and the referee have not seen any reprimand for that.
Usyk knows he can hurt this guy now. I feel like the Hitman costume at the presser was foreshadowing, he will be looking for a KO. Fury can't out-feint or out-wrestle Usyk, any change of strategy on his part isn't going to help him.
I said before the first fight, many people don't know Usyk was a wrestler and has practiced multiple forms of martial arts. Fury won't be able to lay on him. A lot of people don't do their research.
Nice palate cleanser to follow the Paul-Tyson stinker. Either could take it. My know-nothing take is that Usyk probably has the edge but Fury's encyclopedic knowledge of the dark arts of brawling make him a difficult fighter to ever really count out.
Usyk will go in with more confidence. I think Fury will struggle to raise his game after that shellacking. He can do it, but not without Usyk having a bad night.
I agree Rummy! I truly think Fury absolutely has the ability to beat Usyk, just comes down to him being 100% conditioned to go 12 fast oaced rounds and not getting caught. At one point in the middle rounds, Fury was schooling Usyk. Usyk couldnt get in range to punch due to Furys catching on the way in. Fury was placing his punches with precision. Not until that left hand that hurt him did the momentum shift. But we all know Usyk isnt gonna just come with the same old gameplan either. He without a doubt has worked on his issues in the first fight and will be better. Hes a work aholic.
Great analysis, Rummy! This fight is a total 50/50 for me. It's hard to bet against either of these fighters, and it'll likely come down to which fighter wants it more. I've never seen Usyk lollygag his way through a fight, but at the same time Fury does have a propensity to do better in rematches.
In all of Usyk's last fights, if I had listened to my head, I would have always been wrong. With Usyk you just have to follow your heart, because every time he manages to pull a rabbit out of the hat against all odds. I don't know how, but he does. Fury is a wonderful boxer, but he's still a human being. :)
If Fury has a great camp it will be 50/50. The problem is you never know with Fury what shape he will be in. The fight is right near Christmas when all his friends and family will be getting drunk and celebrating. We always know what Usyk will bring - I'm predict Usyk on UD this time.
I generally agree with the adage “a great big man beats a great smaller man” but I ain’t exactly Quasimodo here either. My guess is Usyk edges Fury by decision.
Ooh. I caught this one right on time. Edit: I’m looking forward to watching this fight but I’m really looking forward to hearing your post-fight night analysis. 😁
Oh come kn man. Every time you choose someone to win they lose man. But because I'm a fan I'm gonna listen to you and put my pay cheque on usyk to win. No pressure rummy. Great content as always
A lot depends on whether losing makes Fury a better or worse fighter. Either could be possible. That said, he needs to leave Big John and the rest of the trailer trash at home this time. They do him no favours imo.
Yea I think if fury is highly driven , after the loss , he will be on point and too good. But if he just wants paid and/or wants to put it 75% effort, he's in trouble. I'd take usyk if I had to pick. But I'd rather see fury go in and dominate. He's awesome in my opinion
Fury will win the next match in my opinion. This time he will actually get in shape and take it seriously in the same way he took Wilder seriously the following match. This fight was a shame tho. Fury at best was using 77% of his abilities in the ring.
That is the most stupid post this year fury was said to be in best shape for years And please stop putting Wilder fights as example Usyk has more skill in his finger nail than wilder 3rd wilder fight i said straight after Usyk beats Fury ,he made Wilder look a boxer Usyk better by far what will fury try in rematch the blubber smother hes used that before ,will Usyk allow it
I would say Fury's good stretch was more between rounds 4 and 6, rather than 3 and 7. That might seem like I'm being pedantic, but the difference is actually significant.
The IBF title is literally the most ridiculous title right now. Fought out between two boxers who the true world champion has already defeated. Actually, these two were basically fighting for third place in a world championship, but the winner can somehow still call himself “world champion”. What a farce! And this means no disrespect for the great and honest figthers that Joshua and Dubois are!
Great vid as always Rummy. I don't see it being that close to be honest though. Unless Usyk has gotten old all of a sudden, his legs will still be good enough to win him this fight like last time. Like all exceptional fighters, Usyk wins by taking away what his opponent brings to the table. He nullified Fury's size advantage with his positioning, and is fit enough to start moving through the gears later in fights. UD is the likely outcome, but if Fury is shopworn we could see a stoppage.
I think usyk deserves favouritism, his ability to go the distance at a high pace gives him the edge for me , But I give fury a better chance than most other heavyweights , he didn’t look as clueless as say Joshua
Fury lost the 1st fight because he didn't take it seriously, he spent the first 4 rounds dancing and goofing off. If Fury takes it seriously, he will win the rematch.
The judges cards were absolutely DISGUSTING on that night. The fact they were so close is bad enough... the fact one judge gave Fury the win is just unforgivable. Completely vomit worthy how bad they wanted Fury to win that fight, utterly disgusting dirtbags.
"Between rounds 3 and 7 Fury was boxing effectively" No , simply not true. Fury didn't win a round outside of 4-6....I was very confident Usyk would win pre fight and am even more confident going into this one.
Most of the analysis I've watched or read about the rematch are mainly focused on what Fury can do to change the outcome of the fight, but what about Usyk? Maybe some experts are underestimating Usyk's ability to learn from the first fight and make adjustments to beat Fury again even in more dominant fashion. Now that he shared the ring with Fury for 12 rounds, I'm sure he has downloaded a lot of info about the Gypsy King and we all now he's a high IQ operator, maybe like no other fighter in the world right now
Thanks for the vid. I don't agree with the scoring in the first fight. I thought Usyk won most of the early rounds and should have been given a unanimous decision. Also, I think if you can get out-boxed, you can get out-boxed twice. Makes me think of my favorite fighter, Pernell Whitaker. He fought a skilled boxer, Buddy McGirt, for the welterweight tittle, and outclassed him. It was even worse the second time they fought. I'm sure Fury downloaded some info after fighting Usyk, but Usyk now knows about Fury as well.
If it goes the full 12 rounds history shows you should always predict Oleksandr for the win. He approaches rounds in a fight like a great tennis player approaches each set in a tennis match.
Fury was saved in the first fight. He was the lightest he had been in 5 years. He trained hard. Usyk just took a few rounds to figure him out and adjusted. It's Usyk's strong point. I'm open to being wrong, but I think we see the same fight again.
Great video rummy, as always. What are your thoughts on the fact the Fury had, basically 3 full fight camps with the Ngannou fight, then the delay after the cut? Fury looked in the best shape I've ever seen him in and still his endurance gave our on him.
I thought his weight was down, but I'm not sure that he was in the best physical condition. Not sure if he can get into much better physical condition at this point, however.
My guess is that Usyk doesn't employ his usual tactic of solving an opponent (he solved Fury by the end of 4 rounds) then letting them exhaust themselves trying to unload everything (as Fury did) then Usyk has a break and invokes his round 9 and 10 assaults (as he did against Fury). Instead, I just suspect he repeats everything but just starts hammering Fury non-stop for 6 or 7 rounds (not dragging them into deep waters) and it's stopped. Judges will have Fury ahead by 8 rounds but its over before it gets to them. *cheers to Rummy for pointing out both deserve a LOT of praises for taking that to the final bell that way.
In the long run up to the first fight a lot of the Fury supporters would not entertain the idea that Usyk was different to all the other people Fury had dispatched, this included his manager and hangers on team. I agree with Rummy the relentless pursuit of Usyk is too much for the giant, his agility and ability to go the distance was the difference. The first fight was absolutely fair to all parties, referee free and fair, some of the past fights with Fury involved a lot of man handling arm around head stuff, have I never seen that come from Usyk in any of his fights he's a real straight shooter in my view.
Things always seem to get worse when someone starts to dominate Usyk, he seems to kick it up another gear. There was a patch in the figlht as you talk about where Fury was able to land at distance. His arms are so much longer he can hit Usyk when he's still sat on his stool. That factor leads me to edge towards Fury, given that Usyk has to do more at base level to compete. Fury's stamina is usually better than it appeared last time, unless it was just Uysk wearing him out.
Usyk will win again and again and again. He's to mentally and physically strong. No one is beating him. I'm hoping he retires after this, as he is getting a tad older for a boxer. I love the guy , awesome bloke. 👌
There are a few I wouldn’t say he is ‘leagues’ above, but it’s a short list. Bivol and beterbiev, no doubt, though I’d take Usyk to win against either of the two, even without a weight advantage. Usyk is no doubt a generational talent and an all time great.
Not leagues above , fury today isn’t the same guy that beat wlad and spent 3 fights in there with one of the hardest punchers oat really u could see it against ngannou
I believe this should be Usyk's hardest fight. If he wins again, I believe it elevates Usyk into extremely rare territory. All time great conversation territory.
Usyk is has excellent technical skills and an incredible endurance through out the rounds. He never slows down. Usyk will knock him out this time round.
Unless fury can put him away by 7 I see Usyk winning this again. His gas task and pressure he puts on fighters absolutely exhausts them. And he always seems to have an extra gear he can hit in the last 3 rounds.
I think fury could be over the hill just look at the fight against Francis Ngannou ever since his win against Willian Whyte we haven't seen the best of him anyone else agree?
I wanted Usyk to win the first fight. When I watched it I actually thought Fury won it or it was a draw. I think Usyk might've gotten lucky. Because it was so close, I'm not very quick to say Usyk will win the rematch. I hope he does
Usyk does tend to dial it back during the mid rounds. I assume he aims to maintain these rounds while downloading data on his opponent. He then ramps it up when his opponent either tires out or starts finding success. You saw this whenever AJ had a strong round, Usyk stepped it up and reminded him who's in control. Or once he has you worked out, he goes to work. Bellew, Chisora, and Fury were the same. That's why I find it hard to judge how much success Fury was actually having in those rounds. To me, Usyk was just in maintainence mode and wasn't in any real trouble. Perhaps an uppercut or two rattled him a bit, but that was it.
Usyk isn't a slav he's a white man. He may live around that area but he's Caucasian it's not the same thing. A true slav has olive coloured skin. You can argue the toss politically that he is a slav but he's not what I'd consider one.
@@paulanthony5274 lol USYK is from Ukraine!!!!!!! Politically a slav? lol go back to bed ........it wouldve taken you less thn 2 mins to find thzt out...cant stand lazy foolish ppl, NO RESPECT BUM!!!
Thanks to Rummy it's now official: bet the farm on Fury. LOL
Drinks are on you after the fight🤣🤣💰💰👍
He has actually been doing pretty well with most predictions recently.
Just sold my house and pawned my wedding ring. Can't wait till I cash up on December 22nd from my Fury bet!
He might as well go ahead and make the rubber match preview video. 😂
@@maxmustermann9058 Oh well even broken clock is right twice a day! I am collecting data to establish a relation with his predictions and David Hayes', if both bet on the same fighter I am still not certain if they negate each others curse or they change what would be a decision to a retirement level stoppage. 😁
Rummy's the greatest boxing story teller but man is he unlucky!
Usyk HW career is insane. He’s had 6 fights. Let’s review the numbers
-5 of the 6 fights are against guys who are currently top 10 HWs(Chisora just beat Joyce and Pulev and only lost to top guys like Fury,Usyk, Parker).
- He CLEARLY beat the 3 belt title holder in AJ twice.
-He then beat Duboius in an amazing manner. Daniel didn’t win a single round. And then Daniel went on a tear beating Hrgovic and AJ!
- He fights Tyson Fury is 4-5 inches taller than him and weighs 40 plus more lbs. Some were even putting Fury in the top 10 all time HW with his wins over Wladmir and Wilder. But Usyk beat him cleanly. Those scores are absolutely insane but Usyk won even without the knockdown he had atleast 7 clear rounds.
The only way Fury wins is if Usyk ages. Usyk uses movement and speed which is the first thing to go. Usyk will be less than 30 days away from turning 38. So even if Usyk loses, he is still the 3rd best fighter of this century. With everything he did at CW and HW you can’t deny his greatness
Usyk is the greatest of all time...i watched boxing from all the past fighters never see someone like him. He beats everyone he faces
This comment and the reply may be the dumbest statement on the internet today.
Rummy does the best boxing videos.. love the channel
Appreciate that. Cheers!
Yes.... The best going today on RUclips 🥊
Dammit Rummy. You just cursed Usyk.
Naaah, this time he just made right desicion ( i hope 😅 )
Rummy curse power fell after AJ-DDD.
How original
@@tomels8 Sixteenth time lucky!
The Scorecards were a joke. Fury CLEARLY lost this one. How you can score this for Fury is beyond me.
One card was
Well, it's not really beyond you. Boxing is just rigged. It's that simple.
Way worst on the aj fight - how on earth was that a split?
No money in Usyk - that's why
how you can score this for usyk is beyond ME!
I had Fury winning by 1 round... but wasn't disappointed in the result (there were several very close rounds that could have gone either way)
Funny how so many talk about what Fury needs to do differently next time, but Usyk will be making adjustments as well. He was interviewed like a week after the last fight and said he already watched it several times making notes on mistakes he made and how he will adjust.
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Usyk has never made any adjustments. That's one of the reasons that he's so great. Usyk won't make any adjustments, because his style doesn't allow it. He fights one way, every fight, every round. People that know boxing, understand this, which is why boxing people are talking about Fury's adjustments and not Usyk's.
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Don’t go missing on us Keith come fight night
Usyk will most DEFINITELY make the necessary adjustments
Compared to that big subnormal halfwit who needs Paris to put his shoes on
Usyk will absolutely embarrass Fury in the rematch
@@keith_dixon Jesus. Those' people that know boxing', don't know boxing. You're getting great odds at the books Keith. The boxing man you are, put a years wage down on Fury. We're talking 6/4ish at the minute.
@@keith_dixon You're talking nonsense.
i do think fury has a chance, but for me as long as usyk doesn't get knocked unconscious or robbed i think he's likely to win again. usyk is just the better fighter, he's too smart, too slick and too tough, and his stamina and speed are unbelievable for such a big guy (particularly at his age). the size "advantage" also isn't very relevant in my opinion, fury's always struggled with shorter opponents while usyk has proven to be very comfortable against the big boys and easily able to slip in and out of range to land shots regardless of any reach disadvantage. fury isn't gonna suddenly improve his cardio or relearn all his boxing skills (which in my opinion he never fully recovered in his comeback and started neglecting after beating wilder), so i just don't see the path to victory for him. he can't outbox usyk at range and usyk has proven he can neutralise his wrestling and bodywork in close, so unless fury finds a way to crack usyk's iron chin (which i really don't see happening if aj and dubois couldn't) i think he's gonna lose again. i am nervous about the scoring though, i knew they'd try to rob usyk in the first fight and they very nearly succeeded
They very nearly succeeded and if Usyk does not knock him out or drop it more than once they will give it to Fury next time for sure. Usyk knows that and he will step on the gas. I still pick Usyk.
i love the shot of Ruiz jumping in celebration when he says, "but, what the hell do i know?" hahahahahaha
Great analysis. I really don't know who is going to win. I am not a fan of Fury, though I acknowledge that he is a great boxer, but I have no idea what he is going to be like coming into the fight. Has he fully committed to training? Has he been putting in the hours sparring? Will he have learnt from his mistakes in the previous fight? I just don't know.
What I do know is that Usyk will come in fully prepared, ready for war, and with a confidence that he knows he can beat Fury. You are completely correct in what you said about Usyk making fighters fight at a pace they are uncomfortable with, but I don't think it is just physical. The mental effort of always having to be on and to have to think of ways to fight Usyk takes its toll, and I believe that this was a point Tony Bellew mentioned after his defeat to Usyk.
I think the beginning of the fight is going to be hugely important, whether Fury can get any control of the fight. If he can't I think Usyk wins, just because of his engine, but if Fury can somehow change the tempo of the fight he will probably win, but that is a big if.
I know after my last couple of incorrect predictions, I am certainly not going to stick my neck out and say one way or another. Though I hope Usyk wins, just because I don't like Fury's bull.
If fury comes in at his best, he will win. Pretty easily. I'm just not sure he has the motivation anymore. I'd pick usyk now.
I think Fury knows he has met, faced and lost to the boxer he was always pretending to be.
"No man born of his mother" but not the fake, big mouth. The highly dedicated and committed boxer and Christian.
Not the crude, horrible man that throws insults to embarrass, but the absolute gentleman who never loses, never draws.
Inside Fury might actually be very scared.
@@kenw2225 Fury is a fantastic fighter and he could beat Usyk. But easily? Absolutely no way
@@kenw2225 HE WAS AT HIS BEST IN THE FIRST, USYK WILL ADJUST AND TAKE HIM OUT IN STYLE THIS TIME. FURY WAS NEVER THAT GOOD TO BEGIN WITH. HE JUST GOT EXPOSED BY AN ELITE BOXER SIMPLE AS THAT.
@@kenw2225what a loads of rubbish 😂 he was fully prepared in first fight
Delusional
I'm going with Usyk by KO in round 8. Usyk now has a much better idea of how to deal with Fury's awkward range and style and he'll create more opportunities to score damage earlier in the fight slowing Fury down until the middle rounds when he starts to visibly hurt Fury consistently. Then turning out his lights within a round or 2 of that.
He hit Fury with all he had in the first one with no defense and couldn’t stop him
Rummy, thank you for always bringing the best boxing content out there. been with ya since the amazing fab 4 videos and 90s heavyweights. thank you !
Appreciate that, and thank you very much for the long time support.
Usyk by TKO around the 7th rd. I see Fury getting knocked down early and multiple times. This almost seems like it will be a replay of the Holyfield-Moorer rematch.
I feel it comes down to whether Fury can motivate himself to go hard again. He’s overall very inconsistent while Usyk always brings it. If Fury can do it, it could be close again, if he can’t then Usyk will run away with it
I agree fully. It all comes down to Fury’s conditioning. The knockdown in the first fight was more a result of exhaustion than it was from the punches. If Fury wasn’t so tired he’d be able to keep his hands up and protect himself. Not to mention he could simply move and get out of the way. Right now Usyck has Fury’s number because Tyson gets gassed in his fights. Fury needs to put down his fork and put on his sneakers and start running. If Tyson had Marciano’s work ethic he’d be unbeatable. 8:42
Discipline, a strong mind, skills and "heart." Enough to do it....again. Usyk.
Usyk is biologically younger than Fury. He's not abused his body, so he'll be sharper and will have more stamina. I estimate 55% in Usyks favour, but I think Fury can take the win.
You're spot on. I bet Fury regrets not taking care of his body because now its caught up to him against a true professional.
I agree, I think that’s why he wants the rematch asap keep the conditioning of that last camp and try a new game plan, before he’s to old. Young Fury could of won
@@boagskiprime fury doesn't beat prime usyk. Old usyk mayb but prime usyk was also bettr
Don't talk daft. Usyk is OLDER. Jesus thse Fury fans, in the act of desperately trying to talk themselves into something, will actually deny REALITY to make excuses.
Usyk is OLDER. He has had 2x more fights than Fury. Usyk had over 330 fights before he even turned pro. It's as simple as that. Usyk is just a better athlete and hasn't abused himself with drugs and alcohol like Fury has.
All true. Fury has never, ever trained the way Usyk does (no heavyweight does) and has taken too many big shots in his career that do permanent damage over time. You see it in the degradation of Fury's reflexes. Usyk has skills not seen in the Heavyweight division going back a few generations. What Rummy doesn't address is that Fury's physicality and inside game where he wears out opponents leaning on them is an impossible tactic to succeed with against Usyk. Usyk's footwork is too good to get caught there and when Fury tries his big grab / bear hug tactics he opens himself up inside to Usyk who has and will make him pay for it. Fury's best chance is to come into the fight in the very best shape of his life. What are the odds of that happening?
Finally a fair analysis of the fight. Love the quasimodo comment😂. Quasimodo predicted all this you know.
- Nostradamus.
- ye Notre Damus
I think Fury will win. And we will have to have a trilogy to decide it.
The man will be juiced up for sure
IMO Fury lost because of his unwillingness to take a knee when he got caught with that punch. Had he simply taken a knee, with his remarkable recuperative ability, he would have avoided taking so much damage and losing too many rounds.
never thought about that. you are right!
The reason he got caught was because his engine was out of gas. He was squaring up and making dumb mistakes because Fury had to be tense all 3 minutes of every round.
Usyk drains his opponents. Takes them to deep water and drowns them. Fury had less success than Tony Bellew
I think he was rocked so bad that there was no thought to what he should do. It was just autopilot survival. He was out of it.
@@robertthompson0 FULLY agree with you, he was too shocked buzzed to able to think well enough to take a knee.
Both fantastic fighters but Usyk is a multigenerational great. He’s super special. Love how he has pretty much cleaned out the division now too. Class act
Rummy the Goat with an early video. This will be a great day 😊
2:04 Wrong. Briedis gave Usyk his toughest fight to date.
"Toughest fight - yes it was [Fury]. Biggest punch - no. Because Derek Chisora, very tough guy” says Usyk on DAZN.
Wrong. Dubois had Usyk shaking on the floor.
Bredis should have moved to heavyweights
Usyk recently said it was Fury that was his toughest fight actually, and that Chisora was the hardest puncher he faced.
That's not what Uysk said
Regardless what happens I doubt it’ll be like the first, either Fury will come in dominant like he did in the Wilder rematch or Usyk will “never leave [Fury] alone”
For me it’s a complete 50/50
To me it seemed that Fury wasted too much energy in the first half while Usyk started more slowly and increased his performance while Fury was somewhat gassed.
Being dominant over an extremely limited Wilder is very different to an ATG like Usyk
I think it's a 70% chance for usyk to win. But if fury wins, he will dominate most or all of the fight. I want fury to win
@@kenw2225 FURY HAS NO CHANCE, HE GOT EXPOSED BY AN ELITE FIGHTER AND WAS NEVER THAT GOOD TO BEGIN WITH.
Rummy podcast coming soon????
Duuuude!!!!!!
No he should stay focused on RUclips
Yes please
They say evreything can happen in boxing witch 8/10 is true (depending on boxers and time/place), but unless Tyson Fury double-down on his classic dirty-boxing by using his massive mass to weight-down and lean over Usyk or rabbit-punch Usyk or hold-and-punch Usyk or low-blow Usyk, I don't see it happen for Fury to win a clean victory.
Oleksandr Usyk is a very-rare breed of boxing tallent and had from day 1 Fury's number = Why he so badly wanted to fight Fury beside he held the WBC title, the final pice to unify the HW crown.
Usyk out-boxed Fury by all means and was on his way to KO Fury in the 9th round if the referee had not illegaly jumped in between despite Fury had not touched the canvas with a glove or a knee as only way he could have done so was to WAVE OFF the fight in favour of a Usyk win by a TKO contest. AND that did not happen and the referee have not seen any reprimand for that.
Usyk knows he can hurt this guy now. I feel like the Hitman costume at the presser was foreshadowing, he will be looking for a KO. Fury can't out-feint or out-wrestle Usyk, any change of strategy on his part isn't going to help him.
And Fury took hardest damage in his life.
I don't think we have a KO here.
@@ВасилийИванов-ю3юno he didn’t. Took way more damage against Wilder
I said before the first fight, many people don't know Usyk was a wrestler and has practiced multiple forms of martial arts. Fury won't be able to lay on him.
A lot of people don't do their research.
I fear for Fury when he retires. After Usyk beats him again ..... one more big pay day?
Oh no...Rummy picked Usyk...Im his fan, how dare you!?
It's worse than that mate, some of us have invested in Usyk!
What is this "DAZN" you speak of, Sir Rummy? Could it be something known as a streaming service, perhaps?
I hear it's relatively new
Relatively new streaming service
Hey, if combat sports are your thing, DAZN is the best value out there (other than watching stuff for free on RUclips). Can’t hate.
its obviously a sponsor
While I acknowledge Fury as a chance I still think Usyk as more of a chance, but it's a fight we have to see and I can't wait for it.
Can Fury make the changes that I suggest?
Nice palate cleanser to follow the Paul-Tyson stinker.
Either could take it. My know-nothing take is that Usyk probably has the edge but Fury's encyclopedic knowledge of the dark arts of brawling make him a difficult fighter to ever really count out.
Usyk will go in with more confidence. I think Fury will struggle to raise his game after that shellacking. He can do it, but not without Usyk having a bad night.
Tyson Fury will avenge his only loss in December and return to the Throne
55/45 usuk/fury that's how close I see it, AWESOME fight
Fury needs to make it an ugly fight, he shouldn’t try to purely outbox Usyk.
I agree Rummy! I truly think Fury absolutely has the ability to beat Usyk, just comes down to him being 100% conditioned to go 12 fast oaced rounds and not getting caught. At one point in the middle rounds, Fury was schooling Usyk. Usyk couldnt get in range to punch due to Furys catching on the way in. Fury was placing his punches with precision. Not until that left hand that hurt him did the momentum shift. But we all know Usyk isnt gonna just come with the same old gameplan either. He without a doubt has worked on his issues in the first fight and will be better. Hes a work aholic.
Best Boxing Channel on RUclips!
Agree with your analysis. I think it will be very close and could go either way. I hope Usyk can take the win again.
Not so sure about betting against you anymore mate 😂😂😂
Jokes, thanks for the great content
Great analysis, Rummy! This fight is a total 50/50 for me. It's hard to bet against either of these fighters, and it'll likely come down to which fighter wants it more. I've never seen Usyk lollygag his way through a fight, but at the same time Fury does have a propensity to do better in rematches.
The only way Fury can win is if he is fit enough to cope when Usyk inevitably turns up the heat. His determination to push himself is just insane.
Why do I feel that Fury would be a much better boxer than he actually he is if he wasn't so bloated?
Aways good to watch your videos dude ceep the good work
Thanks for the upload sir Rummy. You always upload at meal time here in the UK
Maybe you just eat too often? :) JK. JK.
In all of Usyk's last fights, if I had listened to my head, I would have always been wrong. With Usyk you just have to follow your heart, because every time he manages to pull a rabbit out of the hat against all odds. I don't know how, but he does.
Fury is a wonderful boxer, but he's still a human being. :)
If Fury has a great camp it will be 50/50. The problem is you never know with Fury what shape he will be in. The fight is right near Christmas when all his friends and family will be getting drunk and celebrating. We always know what Usyk will bring - I'm predict Usyk on UD this time.
I generally agree with the adage “a great big man beats a great smaller man” but I ain’t exactly Quasimodo here either.
My guess is Usyk edges Fury by decision.
Quality content as always. I really appreciate the channel.
Appreciate the kind words. Cheers!
Ooh. I caught this one right on time.
Edit:
I’m looking forward to watching this fight but I’m really looking forward to hearing your post-fight night analysis. 😁
Nice one Rummy, wishing you all the best mate.
Thanks, you too!
Oh come kn man. Every time you choose someone to win they lose man. But because I'm a fan I'm gonna listen to you and put my pay cheque on usyk to win. No pressure rummy. Great content as always
Hoping for a "I don't know shit about boxing" video on 23rd haha great vid rummy!
Completely agree. Usyk has to quicken the pace and find a way to stay there. And, yeah, another 50-50 type showdown.
I suspect Fury comes in heavy, puts it on Usyk, runs out of gas and walks onto a shot - over by round 4 or 5.
I’m picking Usyk despite Rummy’s curse.
Damn never been this early.Lets Go Rummy!!!
A lot depends on whether losing makes Fury a better or worse fighter. Either could be possible.
That said, he needs to leave Big John and the rest of the trailer trash at home this time. They do him no favours imo.
Or just the same, where he will lose again
Yea I think if fury is highly driven , after the loss , he will be on point and too good. But if he just wants paid and/or wants to put it 75% effort, he's in trouble. I'd take usyk if I had to pick. But I'd rather see fury go in and dominate. He's awesome in my opinion
Fury will win the next match in my opinion. This time he will actually get in shape and take it seriously in the same way he took Wilder seriously the following match. This fight was a shame tho. Fury at best was using 77% of his abilities in the ring.
That is the most stupid post this year fury was said to be in best shape for years And please stop putting Wilder fights as example Usyk has more skill in his finger nail than wilder 3rd wilder fight i said straight after Usyk beats Fury ,he made Wilder look a boxer Usyk better by far what will fury try in rematch the blubber smother hes used that before ,will Usyk allow it
Great breakdown of the fight as always
Much appreciated. Cheers!
Fury is not hungry anymore
He's still hungry....for piles of food, booze & drugs.
@@eol6632 About the most tediously predictable reply I've ever read
@@marthastubbs8321 Bet you wish you'd posted it first!
happy new year!
Great analyses Rummy
Much appreciated. Cheers!
I would say Fury's good stretch was more between rounds 4 and 6, rather than 3 and 7. That might seem like I'm being pedantic, but the difference is actually significant.
Great video as ever Rummy.
Glad you enjoyed it. Cheers!
Rummy thank you for the video. I think if Fury does take this fight more seriously He will win a MD.
The IBF title is literally the most ridiculous title right now. Fought out between two boxers who the true world champion has already defeated. Actually, these two were basically fighting for third place in a world championship, but the winner can somehow still call himself “world champion”. What a farce! And this means no disrespect for the great and honest figthers that Joshua and Dubois are!
Agreed 100%
Great vid as always Rummy. I don't see it being that close to be honest though. Unless Usyk has gotten old all of a sudden, his legs will still be good enough to win him this fight like last time. Like all exceptional fighters, Usyk wins by taking away what his opponent brings to the table. He nullified Fury's size advantage with his positioning, and is fit enough to start moving through the gears later in fights. UD is the likely outcome, but if Fury is shopworn we could see a stoppage.
I think usyk deserves favouritism, his ability to go the distance at a high pace gives him the edge for me ,
But I give fury a better chance than most other heavyweights , he didn’t look as clueless as say Joshua
Finally! Rummy got it right!
Are you sure?
Fury lost the 1st fight because he didn't take it seriously, he spent the first 4 rounds dancing and goofing off. If Fury takes it seriously, he will win the rematch.
So... rummy podcast lets go
The judges cards were absolutely DISGUSTING on that night. The fact they were so close is bad enough... the fact one judge gave Fury the win is just unforgivable. Completely vomit worthy how bad they wanted Fury to win that fight, utterly disgusting dirtbags.
Everyone is glad your bot a judge, idiot
"Between rounds 3 and 7 Fury was boxing effectively" No , simply not true. Fury didn't win a round outside of 4-6....I was very confident Usyk would win pre fight and am even more confident going into this one.
You know 4-6 is between 3 and 7 right?
4-6 is between rounds 3 and 7.
Most of the analysis I've watched or read about the rematch are mainly focused on what Fury can do to change the outcome of the fight, but what about Usyk? Maybe some experts are underestimating Usyk's ability to learn from the first fight and make adjustments to beat Fury again even in more dominant fashion. Now that he shared the ring with Fury for 12 rounds, I'm sure he has downloaded a lot of info about the Gypsy King and we all now he's a high IQ operator, maybe like no other fighter in the world right now
Thanks for the vid. I don't agree with the scoring in the first fight. I thought Usyk won most of the early rounds and should have been given a unanimous decision. Also, I think if you can get out-boxed, you can get out-boxed twice. Makes me think of my favorite fighter, Pernell Whitaker. He fought a skilled boxer, Buddy McGirt, for the welterweight tittle, and outclassed him. It was even worse the second time they fought. I'm sure Fury downloaded some info after fighting Usyk, but Usyk now knows about Fury as well.
If it goes the full 12 rounds history shows you should always predict Oleksandr for the win. He approaches rounds in a fight like a great tennis player approaches each set in a tennis match.
Fury was saved in the first fight. He was the lightest he had been in 5 years. He trained hard. Usyk just took a few rounds to figure him out and adjusted. It's Usyk's strong point. I'm open to being wrong, but I think we see the same fight again.
Great video rummy, as always.
What are your thoughts on the fact the Fury had, basically 3 full fight camps with the Ngannou fight, then the delay after the cut? Fury looked in the best shape I've ever seen him in and still his endurance gave our on him.
He didn’t though did he? As he couldn’t spare for ages due to the cut
I thought his weight was down, but I'm not sure that he was in the best physical condition. Not sure if he can get into much better physical condition at this point, however.
My guess is that Usyk doesn't employ his usual tactic of solving an opponent (he solved Fury by the end of 4 rounds) then letting them exhaust themselves trying to unload everything (as Fury did) then Usyk has a break and invokes his round 9 and 10 assaults (as he did against Fury). Instead, I just suspect he repeats everything but just starts hammering Fury non-stop for 6 or 7 rounds (not dragging them into deep waters) and it's stopped.
Judges will have Fury ahead by 8 rounds but its over before it gets to them.
*cheers to Rummy for pointing out both deserve a LOT of praises for taking that to the final bell that way.
What's your official prediction rate? Not that the prediction is all that important it's more the thoughts behind it. Thanks for your videos!
“Nostradamus… Quasimodo is the hunchback of Notre Dame”
In the long run up to the first fight a lot of the Fury supporters would not entertain the idea that Usyk was different to all the other people Fury had dispatched, this included his manager and hangers on team. I agree with Rummy the relentless pursuit of Usyk is too much for the giant, his agility and ability to go the distance was the difference. The first fight was absolutely fair to all parties, referee free and fair, some of the past fights with Fury involved a lot of man handling arm around head stuff, have I never seen that come from Usyk in any of his fights he's a real straight shooter in my view.
Things always seem to get worse when someone starts to dominate Usyk, he seems to kick it up another gear. There was a patch in the figlht as you talk about where Fury was able to land at distance. His arms are so much longer he can hit Usyk when he's still sat on his stool. That factor leads me to edge towards Fury, given that Usyk has to do more at base level to compete. Fury's stamina is usually better than it appeared last time, unless it was just Uysk wearing him out.
Exactly this will again be an awesome and very very close masterpiece just like the first one… Both are masters of the sweet science.
Couldn't agree more!
Will Fury take the 0 from the guy that took his 0? Should be a great fight.
Should be a great fight, and "maybe, but probably not"!
Nobody is beating an all time great cruiser weight like Usyk right now, he’s too too good for the current division
Jake Paul and fury can beat him. And probably even wilder.
Usyk will win again and again and again. He's to mentally and physically strong. No one is beating him. I'm hoping he retires after this, as he is getting a tad older for a boxer. I love the guy , awesome bloke. 👌
Usyk will win again. He's leagues above any other boxer in the world
fury also gassed heavy that first fight, i think usyk takes the rematch also.
He lost to Fury and Dubois
... Sooooo
There are a few I wouldn’t say he is ‘leagues’ above, but it’s a short list. Bivol and beterbiev, no doubt, though I’d take Usyk to win against either of the two, even without a weight advantage. Usyk is no doubt a generational talent and an all time great.
Got destroyed by Dubois
Not leagues above , fury today isn’t the same guy that beat wlad and spent 3 fights in there with one of the hardest punchers oat really u could see it against ngannou
Rummy's videos are always so great. Perfect pacing of talking and emphasis
I believe this should be Usyk's hardest fight. If he wins again, I believe it elevates Usyk into extremely rare territory. All time great conversation territory.
Usyk is has excellent technical skills and an incredible endurance through out the rounds. He never slows down. Usyk will knock him out this time round.
Unless fury can put him away by 7 I see Usyk winning this again. His gas task and pressure he puts on fighters absolutely exhausts them. And he always seems to have an extra gear he can hit in the last 3 rounds.
I think fury could be over the hill just look at the fight against Francis Ngannou ever since his win against Willian Whyte we haven't seen the best of him anyone else agree?
I wanted Usyk to win the first fight. When I watched it I actually thought Fury won it or it was a draw. I think Usyk might've gotten lucky. Because it was so close, I'm not very quick to say Usyk will win the rematch. I hope he does
Usyk will beat Fury even more conclusively in part 2. Fury is too slow, too unfit and too unintelligent to beat Usyk
Usyk is the best technically sound heavyweight boxer I’ve ever seen. I’ve been a hardcore fan for 30 years
This time the Rummy’s effect doesn’t matter. Fury wins
I think the fight will be the same as the first minus the knockdown. Going with a Draw and a Fury Usyk III next year.
No draw Fury will win a controversial decision to tie it up then a third fight happens
Usyk does tend to dial it back during the mid rounds. I assume he aims to maintain these rounds while downloading data on his opponent. He then ramps it up when his opponent either tires out or starts finding success. You saw this whenever AJ had a strong round, Usyk stepped it up and reminded him who's in control. Or once he has you worked out, he goes to work. Bellew, Chisora, and Fury were the same. That's why I find it hard to judge how much success Fury was actually having in those rounds. To me, Usyk was just in maintainence mode and wasn't in any real trouble. Perhaps an uppercut or two rattled him a bit, but that was it.
I have pretty much exactly the same opinion as Rummy on this one.
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so excited 4 this one!
Im taking fury .. hes gonna take this rematch more seriously!
USYK is the best fighter in the world, by far. Pride of the Slavs.
Usyk isn't a slav he's a white man. He may live around that area but he's Caucasian it's not the same thing. A true slav has olive coloured skin. You can argue the toss politically that he is a slav but he's not what I'd consider one.
@@paulanthony5274 lol USYK is from Ukraine!!!!!!! Politically a slav? lol go back to bed ........it wouldve taken you less thn 2 mins to find thzt out...cant stand lazy foolish ppl, NO RESPECT BUM!!!