Post Fight Analysis Fury vs Usyk

Hello, here is my opinion on what happened in the

fight

with Yuri Usk. Well, I gave my prediction that Usyk would win. He goes and looks at that. I also said he probably won by late TKO in the 10th round and it almost happened, isn't that right now, before we get to that couple of things about Fury? Because I have to give him a lot of props in this

fight

and I will explain to him why the fight was at a very high pace and Fury so far is the only heavyweight who could manage that pace until round 12, so I have to give him praise for his condition. physique and conditioning in that sense, it has set the fitness industry back a couple of hundred years by looking like a fat bum and I can still do it of course but there you go, it's always been that way but I have to give it props that's why.

I also said in the previous video that Fury has proven himself against a big puncher like Wilder, where he can get hit, he gets knocked down of course, but he gets up and comes back and he's proven to have a chin like there's no tomorrow in that regard. , but I also said that what he hasn't shown and what he hasn't experienced is hitting in bunches coming from someone like usk who is not going to be a guy who will knock you out with one punch, but will hit you many times and put you to sleep like that way and that's basically what happened in the ninth round, now putting what the referee put aside for the moment, accepting the fact that the referee did what he did, which I don't agree with, but Fury he once again proved that his powers of recovery are beyond reproach absolutely incredible.

You have to hand it to the guy now that I've done it. I said before that an advantage and a disadvantage for Fury is his chin. He is a pro who can shoot and get back up, but it is a disadvantage that he can't really shoot. If that makes sense, I'll explain what I mean. he gets hit and hit but he recovers so there's a plus or minus to that chin if that makes sense so i have to give props to

fury

that's why a lot of people are saying that now especially the boxing media in the kingdom United and you guys know the big Fury fans dominated the first six rounds well, that's not too bad, it's ridiculous that

usyk

won the first three for sure, now going back to what I said earlier, I said

usyk

will never get a point for decision against Fury. in Rab because Fury is the cash count.

Now read what you want, but my own opinion is that the USIC victory was so dominant that even with, let's call it, ineptitude, unprofessionalism, uh, poor eyesight of the aforementioned judges, even with all that. instead they still had to give the decision to use, even with the referee doing what he did now in the referee bit, if a boxer cannot defend himself intelligently, the referee must intervene and stop the fight if the boxer is in trouble and intelligently. defending himself, then the referee should leave him alone again, you know, we're going to argue about the referee's decision from here until Kingdom Come, so now, let's go over this.

Usyk won the first three rounds, plain and simple. Fury barely threw a punch when he threw his jab it was almost coming at an angle and Usyk was just covering here and hitting both arms at the same time so you know he wasn't coming straight by any means he was spinning. more like a butt fist or if you do martial arts more like a uren if you cry and then Fury started to force it a little bit so let's play like I did Super fair with Fury so that any round that wasn't clearly without The question that was wasn't us6 .

I noted it for Fury just in case, so the first three clearly use the next three. I said okay, okay, I'll give them all to Fury just in case, so there will be three of us each in the seventh round. round seven okay give it to Fury just in case I still think USU won it but give it to Fury just in case round eight who wants it but I'm going to play devil's advocate for all the Fury fans give it to Fury fair in case, just so you know you've got him 53 up, I mean you're pushing him there, absolutely, but let's say we agree with a general consensus of people who say he was even going to go into the ninth pot, which was clearly who6, so he has N9 10. and 11 no one can argue that it was 6 rounds, so if he even excluded round 108, he has three up, give the 12 to Fury, he has two up, so it's 115 113, remove the 108, it's 115 112, the best case scenario for Fury, the best way, actually. add it 116 112 less than one 116 11 that's how he had it and that's being generous to Fury by giving him four rounds, IMHO.

Now this also dispels the myth that all these big guys in this era are these super massive heavyweights and the heavyweights of yesteryear couldn't stand up to them and all this kind of stuff leaves us to the bed, as he faced the top two and beat them convincingly twice with Joshua, let's say Joshua won five or six rounds on Best in the entirety of those 24 rounds, let's say Fury Fury won five on Best in his fight, the absolute best, so it's completely dissipated, isn't it? So you start looking at the boxes before the top heavyweights before just throwing out some names.

You, Larry Holmes, what would he have done to massacre him? Ali, of course, Masacre Liston, Masacre, the great George Foreman, lying, what a massacre Joe Frasia would have been, all these people could come in and they could crush 15 rounds, 15 rounds on these greats. Big deal today, possibly Fury over that, there's no way they're doing 15 and there's no way they're doing the pace those guys set for us. They've already proven they can't handle the pace alone. Look back. Those old days of the '70s and '80s and just the pace they set couldn't cope with that today, so this era of the big heavyweights, I think it's a bit fallacious, you know, us, the size correct and he is.

I tried it anyway, that's my opinion on it. People have asked me. I thought I'd tell you what you do with it. Have fun. See you later.