Comments Thread For: Oleksandr Usyk Drops Daniel Dubois Twice, Knocks Him Out in Ninth

[Stuntman Mike]

Love how the people claiming there wasn’t a low blow refuse to show any evidence whereas others posted pics showing it was a CLEAR low blow

Go and suck on usyks perfectly unbruised p3cker and kiss his stomach better whilst you're at it

[Thatmanox]

Aside from the questionable low blow or not Usyk more or less dominated the fight.

And I agree. But in no way did Usyk look good whatsoever against a legit gatekeeper with a questionable chin. Dubois also coming off being knocked down 3 times in his last fight, and the longest layoff of his career just make it worse. You can’t legitimately watch this fight and go “Usyk dominates Fury.” The way Usyk looked against some of Dubois’s punches make you question if he’d even last against wilder.

[Stuntman Mike]

This is exactly what I saw...half on the belt, half below. As I've said, he was not being counted out; who knows if he could have gotten up at 8 or 9 and continued?
I'd bet he could have done so.

Give Dubois a rematch after Hrgovic to make it all clean. In any event. Dubois won barely 2 minutes in the entire fight then quit.

Ah usyk could have gotten up is a good argument, however he didn't want to he'd rather pretend to have been hit in the nuts rather than weather the storm that he would have had to endure if he did play fair

[dorruel2.0]

Go and suck on usyks perfectly unbruised p3cker and kiss his stomach better whilst you're at it

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[Stuntman Mike]

Usyk did what Khan did against crawford he quit like a *****

[jaded]

Not one person has even thought about the fact that had it been ruled a knockdown Usyk probably would have at least tried to get up. Wasn't an automatic TKO.

I posted this twice actually...I agree. The ref waived it off immediately, so of course he stayed down. If he thought the fight was in jeopardy, I don't think he'd have sat there.

[Boxing Scene]

Ah usyk could have gotten up is a good argument, however he didn't want to he'd rather pretend to have been hit in the nuts rather than weather the storm that he would have had to endure if he did play fair

Idk about pretend. It was close if it wasn't on.

[billeau2]

Not one person has even thought about the fact that had it been ruled a knockdown Usyk probably would have at least tried to get up. Wasn't an automatic TKO.

Actually I have counted at least 3 posters who said as much... Probably more. I mean it is an important component of the sport: If grandma has sugar, Lemons and nice cold water, you don't contemplate going thirsty! If the ref says "take a few, take a few..." You take a few.

[steeve steel]

That's a frame early

if you watch the actual video and see the trajectory of Dubois hand , when it actually lands on Usyk, it was on the belt line

https://twitter.com/MulianiEnt/statu...58301147431370

[Boxing Scene]

And I agree. But in no way did Usyk look good whatsoever against a legit gatekeeper with a questionable chin. Dubois also coming off being knocked down 3 times in his last fight, and the longest layoff of his career just make it worse. You can’t legitimately watch this fight and go “Usyk dominates Fury.” The way Usyk looked against some of Dubois’s punches make you question if he’d even last against wilder.

Usyk fights to the level of his opponent. I thought he looked great. I have zero complaints about his performance.