Comments Thread For: Warren: Fury is Just Too Big, Has Too Much Ammunition For Usyk

[tokon]

Fury likely beats Usyk, but Usyk beats Joyce.
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And Joyce beats Fury . . . .

[BillyBoxing]

Fury's jabs are going to feel like power punches to Usyk.

On paper yes, Fury is a smart fighter just like Usyk and too big, too long, too strong.

But tbh I think Fury is slowing down, I thought his legs looked old in the 3rd Wilder fight.

Style makes fights and Usyk is a small HW but dude moves like Loma lol he is a southpaw with a terrific footwork, not a goofy giant like Wilder there to get it, I remember Fury struggling with Wallin awkard lefty style.

[Corelone]

Fury is a mauler first. His chin has no equal. He defused Wilders bomb. He has no reason to fight scared like AJ and the crystal skull.

[1hourRun]

[PRINCEKOOL]

If Fury was in peak condition he would weigh 250 pounds.

Usyk has just beat a solid super heavyweight twice. Yes Joshua does not have the all round game like Fury.

But I still think Joshua hits with more power.

It is the skills of Fury and specifically his inside game, and Jab that will win him the fight vs Uysk.

[jackblack008]

Fish eye is correct this time

[Jack Rivers]

Obviously picking Fury is what 90% of people will say, but the thing is Fury won't be able to lay on Usyk and maul him like he did to Wilder, whyte. That is how fury beat wilder was by draining his energy.

Wilder is 6'7 so Fury doesnt have that much bending to lay on wilder. At 6'3 Usyk is much shorter and if fury tries that he will drain more energy out of himself than usyk. Fury is top heavy and leaning down 6 plus more inches to weigh his body on usyk will put strain on his lower back and legs. That will suck the energy right out of him.

Usyk is too fast and has better foot work then fury so unless he grapples him and gets him on the ropes, advantage goes to usyk.

Usyk won't have the power to knock down fury but fury has the power to ko usyk. Fury doesn't have a fast power punch so usyk will see it coming and be able to avoid most if would suspect.

This fight will more than likely go down to a split decision or drawl. Fury's best tactic would be to lose a ton of weight if he wants to keep up with usyk. I remember people not giving holyfield a chance against Bowe. That was a war 3 times over... But usyk has something fury doesn't have and that is momentum going back to back 12 rounds at a high level. Usyk is 5 times better a boxer than Klitschko and is not afraid to throw punches because he knows his strength is getting out of the way unlike Vladimir who stands straight up like a tree.

To me the size advantage goes to usyk. Being 6 inches shorter with the best feet and movement of any hw out there is how he will win. Usyk by decision.

[paulf]

So was Joshua, allegedly.

Fury has been the better boxer in all of his fights. That won't be the case against Usyk.

A LOT of variables at play. Dont gamble on this one.

[davef]

Usyk will have his moments I expect him to look great early on but hes not knocking Fury out and I don't see Fury stopping him either

Going the distance favours Tyson hes going to rough him up anytime he gets close work him against the ropes when he catches him,lean on him basically club him to death in bursts which will be enough on the cards imo

[PRINCEKOOL]

Obviously picking Fury is what 90% of people will say, but the thing is Fury won't be able to lay on Usyk and maul him like he did to Wilder, whyte. That is how fury beat wilder was by draining his energy.

Wilder is 6'7 so Fury doesnt have that much bending to lay on wilder. At 6'3 Usyk is much shorter and if fury tries that he will drain more energy out of himself than usyk. Fury is top heavy and leaning down 6 plus more inches to weigh his body on usyk will put strain on his lower back and legs. That will suck the energy right out of him.

Usyk is too fast and has better foot work then fury so unless he grapples him and gets him on the ropes, advantage goes to usyk.

Usyk won't have the power to knock down fury but fury has the power to ko usyk. Fury doesn't have a fast power punch so usyk will see it coming and be able to avoid most if would suspect.

This fight will more than likely go down to a split decision or drawl. Fury's best tactic would be to lose a ton of weight if he wants to keep up with usyk. I remember people not giving holyfield a chance against Bowe. That was a war 3 times over... But usyk has something fury doesn't have and that is momentum going back to back 12 rounds at a high level. Usyk is 5 times better a boxer than Klitschko and is not afraid to throw punches because he knows his strength is getting out of the way unlike Vladimir who stands straight up like a tree.

To me the size advantage goes to usyk. Being 6 inches shorter with the best feet and movement of any hw out there is how he will win. Usyk by decision.

Fury did not really fight Whyte with his inside game.

Well you are saying that Fury will not be able to be on Usyk, like he was with Wilder? Why not?

What is Usyk going to do from a distance vs Fury. Because unlike against Joshua, Fury will be launching out a strong Jab.

Usyk will not be able to compete with Fury from long range. Which forces him to use his mid-range game, which is good.

Usyk will have to employ ambush type tactics. I.E David Haye vs Nikola Valuev. That is the type of fight he must fight.

Dancing around on the outside, and then exploding into mid-range attacks.

Haye had explosive heavy power, Usyk does not. So I honestly think Fury after a few rounds of using his long range game.

Will switch things up and start to charge in behind his Jab, and **** Usyk to the body then bring the punches up from underneath.

Fury has just faced the most destructive puncher in game three times. He is not going to be phased by the threat of Usyk's power.

If Usyk is to beat Tyson Fury, I am stating it right now. It will be down to Fury fatiguing in the second half of the fight.

Chisora was able to close Usyk down, and if Joshua's intent was 100% on closing Usyk down 'He could of'. I don't think Usyk is hard to find inside the ring. The only reason why he beat Chisora was down to Chisora fatiguing.

Usyk will have to show a different dimension to his game to beat Fury. And I think that dimension is 'Inside game'. It will not be enough just dancing around, and throwing some point scoring mid-range attacks 'Fury will take him into a very chaotic place'.

Note: As I wrote this post, I understood and I realized that? I have anticipated that ambush tactics, and mid-range attacks will not be enough to beat Fury. Because there is a very high likely-hood, that Fury just decides to Charge Usyk down. If Fury can charge Wilder down, who not only has destructive power 'But Wilder actually has the second best Jab in the division'. If Tyson Fury charged into that kind of potential danger, then I honestly believe he will have no issue committing to extremely violent, direct and pressuring game plan vs Usyk 'At some point in the fight, Fury may just decide to make it a fight and not a boxing match'.