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  • #51
    Originally posted by Thatmanox View Post
    Idk what’s worse dudes d riding Usyk when he was down on rounds, and claiming he’s the the generational best. Or those saying it was a vicious ko punch, when it was a light clubbing shot that should’ve of knocked any top heavyweight out.
    I'm presuming you weren't impressed with that performance (or his career in general). May I ask which recent fighter would meet your criteria as a generational talent? Or which heavyweights from 1960 - 1995 that you would rank higher than Usyk?

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    • #52
      Originally posted by TheProudLunatic View Post

      And once he retires, the HW div will be a complete laughingstock.
      Andy Ruiz might be the best man left
      Or sadly, the mental basket case cabinet of steroids named Jarrod baby brains Miller who beat Ruiz.

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      • #53
        I'm here to eat my CROW , and plenty of it. I knew from the first two minutes of round one that we were doomed. Daniel was giving too much respect and trying to box with Usyk. He had to do to him what he did to Joshua and impose his size and strength on him. I was yelling instructions thru the television but Daniel wasn't listening to me at all.
        I have to give Usyk his props , he really is that all time great that people have been saying he is. I didn't believe it until last night , now I do. Usyk really is " that guy". He didn't just outbox Dubois , he beat him up. It's hard to believe that the guy is 38. I don't know what is next for him , I was thinking that he would retire after the fight but he sure doesn't need to , he's not in danger of losing to father time in the foreseeable future.

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        • #54
          Originally posted by CPNUTKnockoutFreshMart View Post
          I'm here to eat my CROW , and plenty of it. I knew from the first two minutes of round one that we were doomed. Daniel was giving too much respect and trying to box with Usyk. He had to do to him what he did to Joshua and impose his size and strength on him. I was yelling instructions thru the television but Daniel wasn't listening to me at all.
          I have to give Usyk his props , he really is that all time great that people have been saying he is. I didn't believe it until last night , now I do. Usyk really is " that guy". He didn't just outbox Dubois , he beat him up. It's hard to believe that the guy is 38. I don't know what is next for him , I was thinking that he would retire after the fight but he sure doesn't need to , he's not in danger of losing to father time in the foreseeable future.
          He's lived the life of an athlete. His comment about being disciplined rather than motivated, with the latter being temporary, was interesting to me. Doing the right things consistently on top of his physical gifts is what sets him apart. We literally saw Fury fall out of a bar in the interim between their two fights.

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          • #55
            Originally posted by richardt View Post

            Or sadly, the mental basket case cabinet of steroids named Jarrod baby brains Miller who beat Ruiz.
            A 1 off might be worthy in the shlt era

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            • #56
              Originally posted by CPNUTKnockoutFreshMart View Post
              I'm here to eat my CROW , and plenty of it. I knew from the first two minutes of round one that we were doomed. Daniel was giving too much respect and trying to box with Usyk. He had to do to him what he did to Joshua and impose his size and strength on him. I was yelling instructions thru the television but Daniel wasn't listening to me at all.
              I have to give Usyk his props , he really is that all time great that people have been saying he is. I didn't believe it until last night , now I do. Usyk really is " that guy". He didn't just outbox Dubois , he beat him up. It's hard to believe that the guy is 38. I don't know what is next for him , I was thinking that he would retire after the fight but he sure doesn't need to , he's not in danger of losing to father time in the foreseeable future.
              You really did go all in on your Doobie, didn't ya?
              So I was interested to see what you would say this morning after, the , umm, formalities were concluded yesterday at Wembley.
              Stand-up post you got here and sorry for your guy's loss, but a Usyk loss really wasn't meant to be.
              This fight was a good example of clearly defined levels. No shame there - it is what it is.
              Maybe with Usyk out of the picture sooner rather than later, DuBois can rise again and find more success at the top of the heavyweight food chain?
              brankobugarski brankobugarski likes this.

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              • #57
                Originally posted by CPNUTKnockoutFreshMart View Post
                I'm here to eat my CROW , and plenty of it. I knew from the first two minutes of round one that we were doomed. Daniel was giving too much respect and trying to box with Usyk. He had to do to him what he did to Joshua and impose his size and strength on him. I was yelling instructions thru the television but Daniel wasn't listening to me at all.
                I have to give Usyk his props , he really is that all time great that people have been saying he is. I didn't believe it until last night , now I do. Usyk really is " that guy". He didn't just outbox Dubois , he beat him up. It's hard to believe that the guy is 38. I don't know what is next for him , I was thinking that he would retire after the fight but he sure doesn't need to , he's not in danger of losing to father time in the foreseeable future.
                It takes a real man to admit when he is wrong and eat his serve or crow. I have eaten crow many times and still don't like the taste.
                Left Hook Louie Left Hook Louie likes this.

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                • #58
                  Originally posted by Bob View Post

                  Parker only survived against Zhang whilst Kabayel destroyed him & Parker was destroyed by Joyce. Whats he done really?I'd rather Kabayel got his shot but I'm not hoping against Usyk any more.
                  They both got dropped by Zhang. One outboxed Zhang clearly, the other got the KO. Also, did you pick Parker to beat Wilder?

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                  • #59
                    Originally posted by THC View Post
                    I'm presuming you weren't impressed with that performance (or his career in general). May I ask which recent fighter would meet your criteria as a generational talent? Or which heavyweights from 1960 - 1995 that you would rank higher than Usyk?
                    I’ll make it easy for “generational.” A prime klitscho ko’s Usyk. I’ll make it even more easy for the heavyweight landscape of this era, how poor it is. Does fury, Joshua, wilder, Zhang Parker, who are arguably the best alongside Usyk the top dogs top those along the lines of Ali, Frazier, Norton, Holmes or heck even shavers or a prime Holyfield? Foreman beats them all as well. The fact that all these casuals keep saying too that “no one’s came close to beating Usyk” is even more comical too. Two close decisions with fury, and that’s not even talking about the fights they haven’t seen or remember. Usyk was losing to chazz Witherspoon before Witherspoon quit. And Usyk debatably beat del boy.

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                    • #60
                      Originally posted by letsgochump View Post
                      Olympic gold.
                      Undisputed at Cruiserweight and winner of the Muhammad Ali trophy of the super series tournament.
                      Undisputed at heavyweight x 2 having beat 2 of the great 3 once spoken of as the greats of this era.
                      How many world title fights now in total? I don't have energy to check.
                      World class movement and engine, excellent demand of the boxing basics and a relentless will to win every single fight.

                      Not that long ago people reacted with x and D when Usyk corrected the interviewer that his goal is not being simply HW champion, but an undisputed one. This was after the Witherspoon fight when most people were arguing who beats of on the AJ-Tipsy King-Wilder axel. Those people used names like "Usuck, Ustiff" etc and called him midget. Well well well, here we are half a decade later and Usyk is the one who is the best of them all. It seemed like a tall order with the weight and size disadvantage and lack of KO power but Usyk is the proof that heart is the most important for a champion.

                      Hats off to Usyk. A wonderful solid performance again beating the opponent in each area of boxing and finally introducing him to Ivan. Ivan really seemed to like Dubois.

                      A funny guy, respectful, humble, hardworking and generous. Beats me how some people don't like him. I guess folks want to see themselves in their idols and therefore toxic low iq bums always support guys like Twerking Deontay and The Tipsy King and these kinda folks hate someone like Usyk who makes them look as bad as they really are.

                      Anyway, Usyk is the king, like it or not. Slava Ukraini!
                      *stands up, gives letsgochump well earned slow clap*

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