Oleksandr Usyk vs Tyson Fury 2 - DAZN PPV

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  • champion4ever
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    #481
    Fury was supposed to dominate. He was supposed to walk Usyk down and knock him out. Usyk is a master technician. He knows how to make adjustments.

    Instead of backing up. He was able to back Fury up as the smaller man. What can one say other than Usyk is a very smart fighter with a very high ring IQ​?

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      #482
      Hearn can’t stop peddling Joshua. It’s not about Joshua who was always a paper champion. Guy is gonna wind up a vegetable needing a tube to eat. Enough

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        #483
        Originally posted by champion4ever
        Fury was supposed to dominate. He was supposed to walk Usyk down and knock him out. Usyk is a master technician. He knows how to make adjustments.

        Instead of backing up. He was able to back Fury up as the smaller man. What can one say other than Usyk is a very smart fighter with a very high ring IQ​?
        I think Usyk’s superior in and out footwork and work rate made all the difference. Also, despite being 20lbs heavier and landing flush several times, Fury WASN’T able to hurt Usyk unlike the first fight.

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        • BKM-
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          #484
          Fury gave a good performance and really tried to win even in the final round. It wasn't enough.

          It will always be a shame how he wasted most of his potential all those years he was out of the ring. Now he missed the boat and can't overcome a titan like Usyk anymore.

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          • deathofaclown
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            #485
            It was close, 8-4 was harsh.

            No issue with Usyk getting it. I thought a draw.

            I actually thought both looked older tonight. Usyk is slowing down but he is late 30s. He's only got a couple of fights left in him at best

            Fury is younger but further gone. 2019-2020 Fury beats any version of Usyk but that's not there anymore.
            Last edited by deathofaclown; 12-21-2024, 07:04 PM.

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              #486
              Originally posted by deathofaclown
              It was close, 8-4 was harsh.

              No issue with Usyk getting it. I thought a draw.

              I actually thought both looked older tonight. Usyk is slowing down but he is late 30s. He's only got a couple of fights left in him at best

              Fury is younger but further gone. 2019-2020 Fury beats any version of Usyk but that's not there anymore.
              From 38 to 48 George Foreman had 34 bouts . Usyk didn't look good but he isn't good. Tyson Fury didn't look good because he isn't good. Usyk beating a mentally damaged Anthony Joshua after he got knocked bout Andy Ruiz first isn't impressive. Usyk beating a damaged Daniel Dubois after Joe Joyce broke his eye socket and Kevin Lerena hurt his leg isn't impressive and Usyk beating Tyson Fury a 36 year old druggy who only "Good" win of his career game against a 40 year old Wladimir Klitschko and barely beat him isn't a impressive win for Usyk.

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              • champion4ever
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                #487
                Usyk has competed against some of the best amateur boxers in the world before turning pro and winning the Gold medal. So the man knows how to fight.

                So how anyone can compare him to a Deontay Wilder is both baffling and shocking? Wilder never had the type of amateur pedigree of an Oleksandr Usyk.

                He was a sitting duck when Fury challenged him in those last two previous bouts. One he stood too erect, never moved, blocked, jabbed or boxed.

                He was simply a one-handed fighter with very little to no boxing skill. Wilder was just your classic over achiever given his overall skill set.​​

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                • Zelda
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                  #488
                  Originally posted by deathofaclown
                  It was close, 8-4 was harsh.

                  No issue with Usyk getting it. I thought a draw.

                  I actually thought both looked older tonight. Usyk is slowing down but he is late 30s. He's only got a couple of fights left in him at best

                  Fury is younger but further gone. 2019-2020 Fury beats any version of Usyk but that's not there anymore.
                  The AI had it 118 - 112 in favor of Usyk so, No it wasn't close.

                  Fury came in with the Wilder 2 mindset but forgot his opponent was not Wilder. He certainly was more aggressive but couldn't hit with power shots to hurt Usyk. And Usyk, much like Ali, will take you into deeper waters in the second half of the fight and just summon his reserve energy to beat you on stamina, speed, and work rate.

                  I agree with your second comment though. I too saw a hint of Usyk showing his age here both on his face and his boxing. He may not be able to do many more fights at this level.
                  Last edited by Zelda; 12-21-2024, 07:57 PM. Reason: The AI scorecard was 118-112 and not 118-110

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                  • champion4ever
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                    #489
                    Originally posted by HisExcellency

                    I think Usyk’s superior in and out footwork and work rate made all the difference. Also, despite being 20lbs heavier and landing flush several times, Fury WASN’T able to hurt Usyk unlike the first fight.
                    Facts!!!!

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                    • Skip Bayless
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                      #490
                      Usyk is special. **** fury, hope him and all his fan girls retire from the sport.

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