Yes I feel you bro this is an extremely high tactical fight, it will probably be his toughest test to date. I think he understands Joshua's flaws both physically and mentally. Usyk can't make any mistakes though, he's gotta go in there, set the pace, look for openings, and be cutthroat.

@@jahkoz Garcia makes me nervous... Joshua needs the mindset and Garcia will help with that. But I trust in Usyks abilities... That said, it's HW and I'm always gonna be nervous watching Usyk fighting these giants...

@@BernhardBernard Incredible fight! yea AJ had the right idea with Garcia in his corner and it may have helped his chances but overall Usyk is just the Chess Master in there and is playing levels above. The only time I actually saw Usyk slightly effected was round 10 where he walks into a right hand of Joshua. Before and after that he essentially dominated the fight with boxing just like the 1st fight. Crazy post fight AJ rant...

@@jahkoz it was amazing... And I'm seeing a lot of people thinking he was severely hurt in round 9. but I always see Usyk reading the Art of War and "make them think you're weak when strong and strong when weak" seemed a very fitting quote from the book because he came out in round 10 on fire... In the words of Tony Bellew ~he was just the betta mannn! And yeah, the temper tantrum was ridiculous. DAZN cut a lot of it out but you can go to sky sports KZfaq and they have the whole thing... Joshua tried fighting some of Usyks team, then left the ring, argued with some of the crowd, then came back to grab the belts like a child and threw them out of the ring, THEN proceed to have a meltdown on the mic... It was like a spoiled kid...

@@BernhardBernard Bro perfectly spoken, Usyk would definitely be one of those to use the Art of War tactics mentally. I think he was stunned for maybe 1 second but I have never seen him hurt in a fight wobbled. That's a difficult thing to do to Soviet style boxers, they are always in constant movement and Usyk boxed beautifully again. He really is a treat to watch in the modern boxing age. If that fight is lined up between Usyk and Fury it will be one of the most interesting matchups ever. It was really unfortunate to see AJ acting like a spoiled child, dropping the belts, yelling at Usyk's team, yelling backstage at people, having a meltdown in a WWE style microphone in the ring and at the post presser. I know he trained really hard and gave it his all, but so does everybody in boxing. AJ reminds me of the type of guys who have it easy in life, they're tall, charismatic, so women and career goals were always handed to him and spoon fed. He finally met his match in somebody like Usyk who was a brick wall unable to pass over. seems like AJ hasn't had too many experiences like that in life, his brain finally short circuited and system meltdown.