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Maybe I’m grabbing at straws here, but I totally believe Usyk here. He loves his country. You see him post about history and say he’s never moving out of Ukraine. He loves his country. Povetkin seems to be a bit of the same. I remember seeing Povetkin rep the Kolovrat before. A symbol that some people deem controversial. Usyk and Povetkin both have a lot in common when it comes to this stuff. Atleast that’s what it seems to me. I could be wrong. I don’t think it’s a duck though. I believe Usyk here. I think he puts his love for his history above boxing. Even on his ring attire he reps historical figures / symbols. I believe him
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Like I have been saying for sometime, Usyk is overrated.
'And at heavyweight so far? His ass seems to have completely gone'.
What a timid heavyweight campaign thus-far.Comment
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Considering Usyk, Gvozdyk and Loma are all Russian speaking Ukranians... I really do buy the idea he does not want to cause more upheaval.
What was interesting, in the Govzdyk vs Beterbiev fight... many in the Russian press and community were rooting for Gvozdyk, myself included... because he is a likeable boxer and is very friendly with other Russians such as Kovalev.
You turn on Ukranian media... it was purely Ukranian, for our country, and the amount of **** sucking was over the top. Watching the fight on the Ukranian channel Inter... the three hosts were looking like they were ready to commit suicide based on how they looked!Comment
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Why do you have to be so obvious though?Comment
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