Usyk is weak to the body he's been down several times

[Regge]

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Didn't know that Usyk has been knocked down several times to the body by far lesser men. Aj and Garcia should focus downstairs for the first few rds.

[dan-b]

With all that insight I'm surprised you weren't hired as trainer.

[Regge]

With all that insight I'm surprised you weren't hired as trainer.

I ask myself that question everyday.

Now do you have anything related to the topic to add weirdo.

[t5_daniel]

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Didn't know that Usyk has been knocked down several times to the body by far lesser men. Aj and Garcia should focus downstairs for the first few rds.

Evwry fight they said the same thing about Maidana. Not even Mayweather could stop him through the body.

[Regge]

Evwry fight they said the same thing about Maidana. Not even Mayweather could stop him through the body.

That's true it's definitely not easy but it's a ***** in his Armour that's for sure. He's also been wobbled upstairs a few times including that 6th rd vs Joshua.

[Boxfan83]

Anyone can be weak to the body if hit right. But yeah I think if AJ catches Usyk it'll be with a counter to the body.

AJ is going to have to stay busy with his lead hand and keep range.

[Toffee]

Anyone can be weak to the body if hit right. But yeah I think if AJ catches Usyk it'll be with a counter to the body.

AJ is going to have to stay busy with his lead hand and keep range.

Lead right is the key in my opinion. Usyk worked off Joshua's jab in the first fight and it gave him everything he needed to step around/inside and time his shots.

When Joshua threw the lead right in the middle rounds Usyk had nothing to time off and the fight swung towards Joshua. Basic but effective.

AJ needs to throw the right to the big targets from the start before he tires.

When you're the lesser boxer, you don't beat a guy like Usyk with a complicated gameplan. He'll work it out quickly and shove it down your throat.

Joshua needs to make it as basic a fight as he can and hope that his advantages in those areas pay off. Then it's down to Usyk to change the fight.

[Silence]

Bodybuilder ain't master body puncher. He is head hunter hypejob with hamster chin and stamina.

[PRINCEKOOL]

Lead right is the key in my opinion. Usyk worked off Joshua's jab in the first fight and it gave him everything he needed to step around/inside and time his shots.

When Joshua threw the lead right in the middle rounds Usyk had nothing to time off and the fight swung towards Joshua. Basic but effective.

AJ needs to throw the right to the big targets from the start before he tires.

When you're the lesser boxer, you don't beat a guy like Usyk with a complicated gameplan. He'll work it out quickly and shove it down your throat.

Joshua needs to make it as basic a fight as he can and hope that his advantages in those areas pay off. Then it's down to Usyk to change the fight.

There was a round, were Joshua was throwing the right hand to the body. And apart from the 12th round, for me? That was the most hurt and visibly shook, ether fighter was in the fight 'Usyk was bothered'.

A consistent body attack, definitely needs to be in Joshua's tactics.

I agree, keep things simple, keeps things violent. Aim for large target areas, and hit them with force.

Arms, forearms, jab to the throat, Jab to the chest, **** to the body you name it.

It was Evander Holyfield in his rematch with Lennox Lewis, who started jabbing to the chest 'Holyfield did well in that fight, considering how badly he was out boxed and beaten up in the first fight'.

I honestly think Joshua can still mix things up with Usyk, and if the knock-out does not come in the first 5-6 rounds. Joshua will have to mix up the intensities, ranges and tactics.

I don't think it is all doom and gloom, if Joshua at points in this rematch decides to box. If the fight goes long, he will have to at times.

[Lupara]

Usyk has the barrel chested protruding bottom of the sternum thing

That **** hurts like a mfér when hit there. ( I have the same sternum issue).