Comments Thread For: Coldwell Reflects on Bellew's Loss To Usyk, World Title Run

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IT has been over a month since the night Dave Coldwell describes as the most heart-breaking of his coaching career. After masterminding two shock wins over David Haye, the next step for star pupil Tony Bellew was a date with undisputed cruiserweight champion Oleksandr Usyk. Usyk, the elegant Ukrainian who combines boxing wizardry with frightening power, was a clear favourite heading into their O2 showdown after sweeping up all the belts at the World Boxing Super Series.
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[Earl-Hickey]

See what happened was David Haye was as shot a fighter as i have ever seen but bellew beating him made people forget that Bellew is really just a european level fighter

That usyk fight was no surprise to me in fact the only surprise was how well bellew did for the first 5-6 rounds, that was a poor nights work by usyk as far as im concerned

[kafkod]

See what happened was David Haye was as shot a fighter as i have ever seen but bellew beating him made people forget that Bellew is really just a european level fighter

That usyk fight was no surprise to me in fact the only surprise was how well bellew did for the first 5-6 rounds, that was a poor nights work by usyk as far as im concerned

Try watching it again without the ridiculously biased pro Bellew commentary from Tony's pals at Sky.

That was masterclass from Usyk in how to break down and KO a tough, experienced, world class opponent who came in with a good game plan and tried his best to stick to it.