Comments Thread For: We know Oleksandr Usyk feels, but is he actually human? ICYMI

He is a great and I don't have issue with him being a p4p no.1 but I also think Inoue at 1 is valid. I think activity should be rewarded more In 7 years Usyk has had 8 fights. 6 of those years has only fought once a year. Same time frame Inoue will have had 15. So there is more risk of Inoue losing or having a bad performance that people judge him on, then people like Usyk and Bud who fought once a year. If Usyk and Bud fought more there is more chance of a loss/bad performance/close fight in that time frame that people would also judge or criticise them on. See Bud Madrimov a lot thought that was close. Now let's say Usyk and Bud had an extra 7-8 fight in the same time frame as Inoue to match his, there is more room for error to be judged on in the extra fights.

Usyk has those 1200BC warrior reflexes.

He's human, it's just that he's cut from the same cloth of the two greatest heavyweights of modern times. The Klitschkos. The slavic power is difficult to comprehend for the american and british plebs, who just can't get to that level