What's left for Usyk after the WBSS is he wins?
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andre ward's cryptic tweet about weighing 199 lbs of muscle was a hint of him targeting usyk for a showdown if he does indeed win the tourney. expect ward - vs - usyk to go down. and why be surprised ward has not taken a break from training so there's no rust.Comment
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theres no money in fighting a roided up Ward, who has no fanbase. He'll move to HW, no doubt about it.
And It's not a given he'll beat Gassiev/Dorticos who are huge punchersComment
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Figured that was for the Bellew vs Haye rematch winnerComment
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I think Briedis deserves a rematch. Usyk will for sure have some mandatory's to fulfill. But ultimately I think a run at HW will be in the cards for him & I don't hate his chances vs anyone with a belt right now. I think he could potentially box circles around Joshua (too slow), Wilder (too wild) & Parker (too Parker).
Usyk is a bit disappointing, he's very good at long range, but his middle range and inside game is a bit disappointing.
He looked sloppy sometimes.
At this point I wonder if he would beat Ward in a 200 lbs fight.
Breidis is far from being a better boxer than Ward and he gave Usyk a solid close fight, now, we are talking about 200 fighters probably walking around 210 lbs, not some skinny 6 ft dude like Kova of Froch.Comment
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i'd probably watch it but kovalev would be incredibly outmatched at CW. that's 25 lbs north on the official scale, and you're going up against a lot of guys who literally cut weight to make 200.
no way his power carries to CW. and while he's got an ok style and jabbed with ward for a while, it's not the kind of style that lends itself to winning rounds against much huger dudes. 6'3" is tall, 78 inches in reach is good for a HW. usyk is just too big. kovalev's gotta stay at 175 to stay viable, that's not a jump just anybody can make.Comment
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