Comments Thread For: Hearn on Usyk Opponents: Miller, Whyte, Chisora, Kownacki, Ortiz

[LacedUp]

I wouldnt be so sure, he is a walking boxing bag corpse, perfect for many of the over hyped UK heavy weights, who need a guaranteed win on there record.

He is ***** Whytes best win. Which shows how garbage Whyte really is.

Lucas Browne is a better win than Joseph Parker?

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I think you need to log off.

[Jkp]

Lucas Browne is a better win than Joseph Parker?

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I think you need to log off.

yes it was, because Whyte only beat parker due to an illegal head butt knock down, which concussed him for most of them middle rounds. (and he still was seconds away from losing that fight)

Lucas Browne is his greatest win.
His greatest achievement is getting knocked out by AJ... there isnt much else to be proud of in his resume, except for almost dieing fighting old man Chisora and demonstrating some of the sloppiest technique ever witnessed in the boxing ring.

[Oshio]

Usyk shouldn't start with those guys else it would be Goodnight for him before he starts his HW career

[TinAgeOfBoxing]

Fa ggot Hearn bs'ing. Cownacki is the only option on that list, fat and slow for Usuck to run around.

[P4Pdunny]

Sounds to me like you got refused entry to one of the club's he was working over in Perth.

hahahaha........

[P4Pdunny]

I think Usyk would have too much for a Whyte/Chisora it would be interesting to put him in with someone like Miller due to Millers impressive workrate and size and Ortiz because of the Cuban's skill set.

[LacedUp]

yes it was, because Whyte only beat parker due to an illegal head butt knock down, which concussed him for most of them middle rounds. (and he still was seconds away from losing that fight)

Lucas Browne is his greatest win.
His greatest achievement is getting knocked out by AJ... there isnt much else to be proud of in his resume, except for almost dieing fighting old man Chisora and demonstrating some of the sloppiest technique ever witnessed in the boxing ring.

[Melfast]

I don't see it being Whyte or Miller. I'm fairly confident Whyte will face AJ in April providing he beats Chisora. Regardless of whether or not Whyte is the April opponent, that rematch with AJ is most likely going to happen. So therefore why would Whyte risk defeat to Usyk scuppering his title shot at AJ.

Likewise it's apparent that Miller is being groomed by Hearn as the opponent for which Joshua will make his US debut against. Hearn and Miller will take the path of least resistance until that AJ fight.

Ortiz is a very tough gig for a heavyweight pro debut, so I think we can discount him. He's too high risk for Usyk's first fight at the weight level.

Kownacki is a possibility but he isn't well known.

Therefore the obvious fight is Usyk Chisora. Chisora is known to the UK public where Hearn I think will look to showcase Usyk. Both fighters will be coming off the back of headlining UK PPVs. Usyk should get a win and a first taste of increased weight, Chisora can probably retire with a nice payday, Hearn has helped navigate Usyk onto the first rung of the ladder leading to AJ, without disrupting any of AJ's future opponents/pay days. It's win-win.