I'l give fury that. Great movement for a guy his size and relative to his opponents except usyk--he looked good. But against Usyk he was just an average heavyweight
Usyk could’ve knocked Fury out in the 9th round of the last fight, he deliberately let Fury off the hook as he didn’t wanna give him lasting damage but Fury was literally at the mercy of Usyk. If the fight wasn’t a unification the ref would’ve waved it off
The first time I saw Usyk fight I couldn't believe how fast and accurate he was for a guy of that size. Incredible boxer. Fury used to be able to take a punch but I think a few of the wars (Wilder, and now Usyk) have taken their toll on him. And as we all know, Fury just doesn't hit that hard for a guy of his size. Granted, a boxer of that size can still knock anyone out cold with a good punch, but his power just isn't consistent and Usyk is a moving target. As others have mentioned, Fury has come out better in rematches. So not sure what to expect from this rematch.
Usyk is still in extremely serious danger from Fury. I love Usyk, but I still respect Fury's jab and crazy stamina for a giant. Usyk had a nasty cut and damage to his head last fight. It was close. Fury knows how to tease, trick, and aggravate Usyk to some extent.
@@Mmajungleworld777 So what you're saying is Fury is going to get himself knocked out even sooner? Braindead fanboys think "coming forward" is the answer to everything. You think others haven't tried? Coming forward only works if he knows how to brawl. Fury is NOWHERE NEAR the brawler Chisora is. Not even close. All he knows is how to grab and lean and cheat. His inside game is mediocre at best. The more aggressive Fury gets, the easier to counter he will be. He will open himself up to someone who has quicker hands, quicker feet, and quicker reflexes. Doesn't sound like a smart plan now does it? This isn't to say he shouldn't be aggressive. But your framing of "come forward the whole fight" is not a good plan.
I still think Fury wins the rematch if he preps well. He's always been better in rematches, and the same can't be said for Usyk. He needs to cut out John from his corner, listen to SugarHill only. He wasn't focused enough. Didn't have one solid plan to stick by. Some told him to cruise, others told him to go for the kill. SugarHill was the one telling him to pressure, and he was right. Every round that Fury pressured Usyk, he was in no danger himself. It was only when he allowed Usyk to pressure him that he lost rounds and got hurt. I think he'll be clever enough to see that. He made that adjustment against Wilder, after all. And Usyk is a far better boxer of course, but it's irrelevant. The adjustment is there to make. Usyk meanwhile can't really fight better than he did against Fury. I really am anxious to see this rematch. The first was a clash of titans.
@@TheStraightestWhitest Usyk can fight off the back foot pretty well too. But u are right Usyk fought the best he can but now he know if touch furry he can hurt him. That very dangerous when fighter know your chin can’t take his punches
@@Boxingrarefootage777 I think all the big wars with big punchers took Fury's chin. He used to be immortal. Maybe he'll come in heavier next time to bully Usyk with weight. Size helps absorb shots.
@@paulkaufmann8130 It was going up very evenly. By the 8th, Fury had massive betting odds shifted in his favor because everyone could see he was well ahead. It was 6-6. Usyk won because of the 10-8. He was not handily outboxing Fury. Only in the 9th. Fact is that 4-7 were Fury's best rounds, and he pressured Usyk the most in those.
@@TheStraightestWhitest But you seem to not know--Usyks fights are played out that way against certain opponents. Look at bellew. Usyk did he same thing to bellew that he did to fury. he was down in the fight until the 6th rd. He fatigued bellew, made hi work harder than he wanted to, pressured him, hunted him, and dropped him in the 8th. Bellew said he's never experienced a fighter whos as patient and intelligent as Usyk. There's two things that a fighter can do to beat usyk--Knock him out or outsmart him. You wont outbox him if you let it go for 12 rds
Tyson furry probably gonna push foward this fight like he did wilder in the 2 fight. Can Usyk really bang with Tyson furry?? We see it be another banger. Got Usyk afain
That's exactly what I expect too. I still think Fury wins the rematch if he preps well. He's always been better in rematches, and the same can't be said for Usyk. He needs to cut out John from his corner, listen to SugarHill only. He wasn't focused enough. Didn't have one solid plan to stick by. Some told him to cruise, others told him to go for the kill. SugarHill was the one telling him to pressure, and he was right. Every round that Fury pressured Usyk, he was in no danger himself. It was only when he allowed Usyk to pressure him that he lost rounds and got hurt. I think he'll be clever enough to see that. He made that adjustment against Wilder, after all. And Usyk is a far better boxer of course, but it's irrelevant. The adjustment is there to make. Usyk meanwhile can't really fight better than he did against Fury. I really am anxious to see this rematch. The first was a clash of titans.
@@Boxingrarefootage777 I agree with the comment. American boxers, especially the modern ones, sleep around to much, drink to much, case fame over legacy, hardly fight, trash talk quite a bit, and overall appear to be in the game for clout more than for a [ure love for fan and sport. These eastern European fighters are more disciplined--because the discipline is extended into every area of their lives from a young age. You could say their as close to a traditional warrior as a modern fighter can get
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Usyk is how Holyfield was too fast and counter to fast for most heavyweights. Both got insane strength to beat bigger guys too.
Usyk is Holyfield 2.0❤ - much more advanced
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NOBODY ON USYKS LEVEL. HE RETIRES THE GOAT
Tyson Fury never could take a punch. He had great head movement to avoid it. He's just always had great recovery. Never a good chin.
I'l give fury that. Great movement for a guy his size and relative to his opponents except usyk--he looked good. But against Usyk he was just an average heavyweight
Usyk could’ve knocked Fury out in the 9th round of the last fight, he deliberately let Fury off the hook as he didn’t wanna give him lasting damage but Fury was literally at the mercy of Usyk. If the fight wasn’t a unification the ref would’ve waved it off
Did he say that to you?
@@dublessings COPE
@dublessings watch the fight again, Fury was falling around the ring and Usyk keeps looking at the ref as if to say should I carry on
The first time I saw Usyk fight I couldn't believe how fast and accurate he was for a guy of that size. Incredible boxer. Fury used to be able to take a punch but I think a few of the wars (Wilder, and now Usyk) have taken their toll on him. And as we all know, Fury just doesn't hit that hard for a guy of his size. Granted, a boxer of that size can still knock anyone out cold with a good punch, but his power just isn't consistent and Usyk is a moving target. As others have mentioned, Fury has come out better in rematches. So not sure what to expect from this rematch.
He did have Usyk hurt a couple of times in their fight. It would be a HUGE mistake for Usyk to count him out.
Usyk is still in extremely serious danger from Fury. I love Usyk, but I still respect Fury's jab and crazy stamina for a giant. Usyk had a nasty cut and damage to his head last fight. It was close. Fury knows how to tease, trick, and aggravate Usyk to some extent.
Facts bro Furry was backing up this fight he won’t in this fight. He gonna come foward the whole fight
@@Mmajungleworld777 he can’t cause he will get countered. That is how the knockdown happened
@@Mmajungleworld777 So what you're saying is Fury is going to get himself knocked out even sooner? Braindead fanboys think "coming forward" is the answer to everything. You think others haven't tried? Coming forward only works if he knows how to brawl. Fury is NOWHERE NEAR the brawler Chisora is. Not even close. All he knows is how to grab and lean and cheat. His inside game is mediocre at best. The more aggressive Fury gets, the easier to counter he will be. He will open himself up to someone who has quicker hands, quicker feet, and quicker reflexes. Doesn't sound like a smart plan now does it? This isn't to say he shouldn't be aggressive. But your framing of "come forward the whole fight" is not a good plan.
@@Bjornsguitarspecials The knockdown happened when he let Usyk pressure him.
Got usyk beating fury again in the rematch💰💰
Uppercuts are the best weapon for shorter guys by the way.
@@jean-francoisduval1907 facts bro
Like he used to, when?
When did Fury take top level power comfortably?
I'm not sure his punch resistance is affected. Yet...
Usyk will KO fury rematch
I still think Fury wins the rematch if he preps well. He's always been better in rematches, and the same can't be said for Usyk. He needs to cut out John from his corner, listen to SugarHill only. He wasn't focused enough. Didn't have one solid plan to stick by. Some told him to cruise, others told him to go for the kill. SugarHill was the one telling him to pressure, and he was right. Every round that Fury pressured Usyk, he was in no danger himself. It was only when he allowed Usyk to pressure him that he lost rounds and got hurt. I think he'll be clever enough to see that. He made that adjustment against Wilder, after all. And Usyk is a far better boxer of course, but it's irrelevant. The adjustment is there to make.
Usyk meanwhile can't really fight better than he did against Fury. I really am anxious to see this rematch. The first was a clash of titans.
@@TheStraightestWhitest Usyk can fight off the back foot pretty well too. But u are right Usyk fought the best he can but now he know if touch furry he can hurt him. That very dangerous when fighter know your chin can’t take his punches
@@Boxingrarefootage777 I think all the big wars with big punchers took Fury's chin. He used to be immortal. Maybe he'll come in heavier next time to bully Usyk with weight. Size helps absorb shots.
You are delusional. Usyk handily out boxed Fury. If Fury comes out aggressive, look for Usyk to catch him with a big shot. It could be an early night.
@@paulkaufmann8130 It was going up very evenly. By the 8th, Fury had massive betting odds shifted in his favor because everyone could see he was well ahead. It was 6-6. Usyk won because of the 10-8. He was not handily outboxing Fury. Only in the 9th.
Fact is that 4-7 were Fury's best rounds, and he pressured Usyk the most in those.
@@TheStraightestWhitest But you seem to not know--Usyks fights are played out that way against certain opponents. Look at bellew. Usyk did he same thing to bellew that he did to fury. he was down in the fight until the 6th rd. He fatigued bellew, made hi work harder than he wanted to, pressured him, hunted him, and dropped him in the 8th. Bellew said he's never experienced a fighter whos as patient and intelligent as Usyk. There's two things that a fighter can do to beat usyk--Knock him out or outsmart him. You wont outbox him if you let it go for 12 rds
Tyson furry probably gonna push foward this fight like he did wilder in the 2 fight. Can Usyk really bang with Tyson furry?? We see it be another banger. Got Usyk afain
That's exactly what I expect too. I still think Fury wins the rematch if he preps well. He's always been better in rematches, and the same can't be said for Usyk. He needs to cut out John from his corner, listen to SugarHill only. He wasn't focused enough. Didn't have one solid plan to stick by. Some told him to cruise, others told him to go for the kill. SugarHill was the one telling him to pressure, and he was right. Every round that Fury pressured Usyk, he was in no danger himself. It was only when he allowed Usyk to pressure him that he lost rounds and got hurt. I think he'll be clever enough to see that. He made that adjustment against Wilder, after all. And Usyk is a far better boxer of course, but it's irrelevant. The adjustment is there to make.
Usyk meanwhile can't really fight better than he did against Fury. I really am anxious to see this rematch. The first was a clash of titans.
American fighters are not near as disciplined as other country fighters 😅
@@TrevorRyder lol not true
@@Boxingrarefootage777 Americans drink smoke and all that and eat shitty foods
@@Boxingrarefootage777 I agree with the comment. American boxers, especially the modern ones, sleep around to much, drink to much, case fame over legacy, hardly fight, trash talk quite a bit, and overall appear to be in the game for clout more than for a [ure love for fan and sport. These eastern European fighters are more disciplined--because the discipline is extended into every area of their lives from a young age. You could say their as close to a traditional warrior as a modern fighter can get
@@TrevorRyderliterally just making shit up lol
@@TheJumpRopePreacherthis i can agree with
Furry won the first fight and will knockout Usyk next time come back to this comment
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