Terrible job by AJ’s trainer
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Change in training, change in body composition = change in what you can accomplish. Canelo showed that in Golovkin II, being smaller and having better stamina. Ariza with Khan, Maidana, Pacquiao, Mikey were entirely different beasts.
Roach & Fortuna know how to train a high workrate fighter, and would’ve given him a better chance tactically, as Roach is much more of an “attack” trainer than Garcia. If he got Ariza I’d have picked him to beat Usyk. I’m actually kind of surprised Joshua didn’t get stopped.Comment
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I don't know about Garcia being bad apart from saying he was up in the first 3 lol, switched it up body and head often but didn't alter rhythm or mix up enough and Usyk wised up to it, leant down after each body blow and avoided the punches aimed at his head.
Commentators on sky have to be some of the worst too getting a rock on when Joshua was hitting arms at one point lmaoComment
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He was doing ok first 4-5 rounds. But then he went back to same style as in first fight and Usyk just picked him apartComment
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He was given a decent game plan and advice and he was doing the right things in moments
but sometimes it’s just a gap in levels and you can’t bridge it and it is what it is.
People saying Joshua should’ve put it on him
more - it’s easier said than done. he tried that round nine and was spent and Usyk had his biggest round the next round. that would’ve just happened earlier.
You can’t really knock guy or his trainers. They did the best they could. that level is just a bit out of reach for him. No shame in it. That’s life.Comment
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He did do better, the body work was good. I had him up 3-0 and then gave him the 8th and 9th. That's a round better than the first fight.Comment

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