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  • MusoMeanderings
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    #1

    Why do you think judges love Usyk?

    He had close fights against Chisora and Briedis on the road and both times was declared the winner. He also fought Gassiev in the Russian capital and, even though that fight wasn't close, there was no attempt of robbery or close scores.

    Is it his fine technique that catches judges' eyes?
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    If he was to fight Wilder he’d get robbed blatantly. Just hasn’t faced the protected guy’s yet.

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    • JakeTheBoxer
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      #3
      He fights legit unprotected guys.

      It is not like fighting Canelo in Vegas, lol.

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      • _Rexy_
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        #4
        Originally posted by JakeTheBoxer
        He fights legit unprotected guys.

        It is not like fighting Canelo in Vegas, lol.
        I'd argue Breidis is somewhat protected. Has he even fought outside of Latvia?

        But yeah, he's not fighting cash cows. And the two cards against Chisora WERE weak as all hell.

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        • NearHypnos
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          #5
          Originally posted by MusoMeanderings
          He had close fights against Chisora and Briedis on the road and both times was declared the winner. He also fought Gassiev in the Russian capital and, even though that fight wasn't close, there was no attempt of robbery or close scores.

          Is it his fine technique that catches judges' eyes?
          They weren’t close that’s why.

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          • REDEEMER
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            #6
            If the judges loved him the two that scored the Chisora fight wouldn’t have had it 115/113 .

            The judge scoring it 117 to Usyk had it right by far . I’ve never seen a Usyk fight besides this one that was scored incorrect.

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            • KTFOKING
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              #7
              Originally posted by NearHypnos
              They weren’t close that’s why.
              Briedis fight was close but Usyk was the rightful winner.

              The Chisora fight was competitive but Usyk clearly won. I had it 116-112. The two judges scoring it 115-113 certainly gave Chisora plenty of love.

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              • NearHypnos
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                #8
                Originally posted by KTFOKING
                Briedis fight was close but Usyk was the rightful winner.

                The Chisora fight was competitive but Usyk clearly won. I had it 116-112. The two judges scoring it 115-113 certainly gave Chisora plenty of love.
                I didn’t think the Breidis fight was close in terms of clarity. It couldn’t have gone either way iirc. I think it would have been dangerously close to robbery if he’d have not gotten it.

                And yeah, Chisora was competitive but also reeeally clear. After the first couple of rounds, Usyk largely did what he wanted.

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                • Rockin'
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                  He moves very well, for a big guy, but has nothing behind his shots. He needs to sit down on his shots a bit. He has a descent work rate with limited defense. I really don't know why the judges love Usyk. I could see Chris Byrd working circles around him though......Rockin'
                  Last edited by Rockin'; 11-02-2020, 11:31 AM.

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                  • 'b'
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                    He got an MD against Breidis. 1 round away from a draw on 2 judges' cards vs Chisora. The Gassiev fight was one of the most one-sided beatdowns you will have ever seen, and 2 of the judges gave Gassiev 1 round (he lost all 12).

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