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Usyk is the product of a well-oiled machine! The rematch should also be intriguing. In the H. Fury-Pulev fight, H. Fury and P. Fury had to change the game plan. As P. Fury has always stated, it is all about executing the game plan first. It is not first and foremost about scoring points and getting knockouts as those are just merely by-products of the game plan. When H. Fury was cut, he and P. Fury decided to go for the knockout. It was a big departure from the original game plan but they had no choice as they knew the referee could stop the fight at anytime due to that cut. Going for knockouts should be done out of necessity. Going for knockouts should never be the sole or even primary strategy due to machohood and bravado. This is what Peter Fury has said for many years. Yet Sugar Hill and T. Fury were citing this for these reasons only. While T. Fury is known for talking bravado just for the sake of talking bravado, Hill is not. He was dead serious when he said that this fight would be a chess match for sometime and then T. Fury would catch up with Usyk to knock him out. Hill really wanted T. Fury to make a statement like that by knocking out Usyk. The only statement P. Fury feels needs to be made is for his fighter to get the clear and unquestionable victory. T. Fury's victory over W. Klitschko was boring and unexciting. However that triumph was clear and was not subject to questioning. Boxing is not about being macho. It is about using both aggressive and conservative methods to win and also about countering those methods used by the opponent. Peter Fury has pretty much expressed this over the years. There is no one other than him who can help T. Fury come up with the right combinations of thinking and doing, acting and reacting, and complexity and simplicity for the entire fight.

And his chin. He ate those uppercuts,, the same one that ended Whyte

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Last note on the Usyk-Fury fight. Tyson Fury had three people drowning each other out by giving him advice in his corner. Sugar Hill told him to hold his ground and plant his feet when Usyk came forward. John Fury told him to constantly backfoot. Andy Lee told him he was ahead on points and to play it conservative. In my view, neither of the three gave good advice. However, as Peter Fury have said in previous interviews, what's the point in giving advice if the boxer has not been trained to follow such advice and then implement it? I thought T. Fury, after nearly getting knocked out in the 9th, fought effectively for the remaining 3 rounds. He used the 10th round to recover from the previous round and he was very competitive in the remaining 2 rounds. He may have very well won one of the last two rounds. Fury and his team did not think the fight would last more than 7 rounds. If he was tired in the championship rounds it was probably only because he did not train to fight effectively for all 12 rounds. T. Fury merely relied on determination and instinct in the latter rounds. More importantly, his team did not prepare for the "Rabbit" to fully charge him the way he did. Even a novice like me knew that Usyk would not want to fight the entire bout from long distance. Even I knew that for Usyk to win, he knew he would have to penetrate and try to push T. Fury on his backfoot in order to win. How else can a shorter man with a shorter reach win that bout? Apparently T. Fury and his team had that blind spot. It seems to be they were so focused on being aggressive that they did not train T. Fury on how to be effective defensively when Usyk would predictably try to close the distance. If T. Fury does not get a different training team, he will again lose the rematch. Usyk, after defeating Fury albeit by a close margin, and his team will be oozing in confidence and experience. They will know what adjustments need to be made in order to score a more resounding victory. T. Fury cannot afford to be simplistic and caught off-guard. He has to better use his tools and advantages but at the same time train for all likely scenarios that Usyk will put him in. Tyson Fury has definitely developed some unhealthy and undisciplined habits in the last 8.5 years. At age 27 he was one of the best defensive heavyweights in the history of the sport. His offense was precise as well. Moreover he was able to seamlessly co-ordinate between the two modes. In the Usyk fight, he got hit 87 times in the last 5 rounds. It was what it was. It will be what it will be unless Tyson forgets the past, returns to his roots, and gets back to what got him to where he is in the first place. A 6'9" boxer is like a 6'5" sprinter in athletics. They are naturally at a disadvantage. It takes a lot of disciplined training and coaching to turn them into a world-level elite professional. Yet Glen Mills did that with Usain Bolt as Peter Fury did that with T. Fury. If T. Fury continues to turn his back on that, an Usyk victory is assured in December. There is no doubt about that. It is all up to him.

They also share the same height and fight weight

@@splinter360and same reach

Ali was a fyking Marxist

​@@splinter360oh wow. Ali reincarnated!

Wow. I didn't know it!! Usyk is the fan of Ali!

Undefeated to ali better than him only

@@abdullahisaid4456 Ali was amazing.. but was he undefeated? Undisputed in 2 weight classes?? Fighting Men 50lbs heavier? Ali is the all time great.. but Usyk imo is more impressive & well on his way to being THE Best ever!!

Another level my arse lol usyk trains everyday of his life and fury don’t and will just about beat him

@@liamrees1106fury is also 40lbs heavier and taller. The Ukrainian Usyk is more skilled🇺🇦

We’re Ukrainian ! I told people separate us from our government. Zelenskyy couldn’t never 😂

​@@liamrees1106 a little rabbit, a middleweight, almost ko a 6.9 feet 262 pounds giant.

@@tradingwithtina4555cope. 🇺🇦🇺🇦

For sure Fury never wanted this fight because he knew he would get destroyed

It is just as well that Peter Fury formulates the game plans of his own fighters. No one is really heeding the common sense and logical advice that he gives. I am just a boxing fan. I am just a novice, mush less an expert. Yet I was appreciative of the fact that he had the foresight to state that certain things had to happen for a T. Fury victory or a "train wreck would occur". What he said was not "rocket science" but it did require thought. I do not understand how anyone can think Usyk could be knocked out in 7 rounds unless his opponent lands a lucky punch in his mid-section? The man lives in crude barracks in remote "ice villages" months before fights. He is so mentally tough because of this. He could be knocked down repeatedly, take a bashing, and yet he would still only get more tenacious and determined as the fight goes on. I wonder what Tyson's accommodations were. There is no doubt he too is mentally tough. After all look how recovered after the 9th round. However there is a difference between trained mental toughness and natural instinctive mental toughness. One can be coached and one cannot. Again If I remember correctly, Peter F. said something very similar to that as he stated that a fighter needs both to win a difficult fight. It was Usyk's preparation that got him to go all out and all in. He was trained to get going when he was getting hammered. I wonder what mental toughness training Tyson received in camp. Did he live in such austere conditions as Usyk? It is hard to say but I think I have my answer.

@@freedom4mealways Usyk could be knocked out by a solid punch to the chin. Determination doesn't save anyone from knocks to the head that put them to sleep. I wonder if he'd stay up after a solid body shot. As for Usyk's 'mental toughness' and all that. Usyk doesn't like getting hit, he runs after any shot lands. He's not exactly a juggernaut that takes repeated shots to the chin and body without flinching, or an aggressive mexican warrior that forces themselves to forward to brawl even while actually taking a beating. He's not the modern day, rugged, Evander Holyfield. Usyk avoids getting hit. Andre ward of the Cruiserweight and Heavyweight division. He's not standing toe to toe with anyone, wouldn't even attempt to relying on his guard, reflexes, upper body movement, punch selection and toughness against any elite opponents. Even in this Tyson fury fight, Usyk was losing the earlier rounds because he didn't like getting hit by big Tyson fury.

@@7dayspking He certainly went straight ahead after round 7.

@@freedom4mealways Tyson Fury was consistently backing up throughout the fight. Usyk pursued. Usyk didn't move in and stay in close and fight though. He didn't throw lots of punches with bad intentions. He didn't stay in and trade. He's not willing to come forward like Andy Ruiz, Joe Joyce, Brandon Figueroa, Isaac Pitbull Cruz, Regis Prograis, Perez, Oscar Duarte or Canelo. He's not an aggressive puncher like Teofimo Lopez. Jaime Munguia. Sergey Deryvanchenko. Big bang Zhang. Artur Beterbiev. Ryoto Murata. Murodjon Akhmadaliev. Tim Tszyu. Gennady Golovkin. Subriel Matias. Oscar Valdez. Junyo Nakatani. Nonito Donaire. He doesn't fight inside and throw lots of punches and keep pressure on like Daniel Roman. Jojo diaz and Josh taylor. Usyk runs and boxes. tap tap tap. Go watch Artur Beterbiev chase Usyk around the ring in the amateurs. That's not a giant heavyweight hitting him. Usyk doesn't take punches.

What an ego maniac.

For sure and he doesn't deserve a rematch

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lol...... he made sure of it.... AJ is far more educated and civilised and I am sure AJ didn't even go to school.

​@@user-cx4ll4rj1t McGregor is a lot more fun than the Landlord...

No , he said: Father , we do it

Tyson Fury, what planet am I on

RIP to Usyk's father ♥

Well said.

And the judges

@@billjjjjbb at least 1 that's for sure.. no clue what that man was thinking! Idk how any1 can think Fury won't that fight.. Idk if he was as dirty as the ref was but It's def bizarre he said he thought Fury won.. either way he prob shouldn't be a judge anymore cuz he's either dirty or a huge dumbass.. either one BS!! Usyk undoubtedly won that fight

25 lbs heavier. Not uncommon at all.

@@oldironsides4107 how was it 25ibs difference??

@@billjjjjbb 30 lbs. 233. 263

Papua New Guinea is super scary!?!!?

No he's not, he's a predictable robot. People say the same about lots of boxers like Canelo... until they get beaten

He deserves to retire unbeaten

Cry harder​@@erdemir5641

@@erdemir5641well, no one has predicted him yet. So your comment is pointless

Me too. So pleased for him. I did get it wrong, though. I'm all over KZfaq saying Usyk on points. He won by KO

Yet Haney was complaining about Garcia's 3 pounds overweight 😂😂😂

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he thought he was a hood boxer. Close fight sure win are only applicable to the hood boxers. He ain't floyd, haney, tank, shakur or broner.

@@KaiSottonumber1 too much showboating and not enough boxing

@@sleepysamk1400 He thought he was part of the hood. Showboating style boxing is only applicable to hood boxers.

@@sleepysamk1400 If only he is a black hood boxer it's an automatic win

Ketika Usyk melepaskan pukulan para juri serentak matanya terpejam..

@@mrosbaumHis mom born in a village Rybotyn, Chernigiv Oblast, Ukraine. His father born in a town Terny, Sumska oblast, Ukraine. So go tell your lies to someone else.

@@andriybilan4047 Ukraine is a fake country created by Lenin and Stalin so go f.. yourself . All his family lives in Crimea

Imagine if they were same size

​@@creosotekev97lol

​@@creosotekev97if Fury lost the blubber, he's max 17 stone

If Fury lost the blubber, he's max 17 stone

100% agree

The professional judges who have lots more experience than us had it closer than that. No offence and its good to hear your opinion, but i would be going with them

Agreed

@@hyywe240 I have seen Canelo 118-110 in the past so i don't trust them

6-6 in his favour 😂😂

Nah ; no matter what greedy belly does ; he can't beat the Great Oleksandra Usyk ; his skills are levels above greedy belly ; moreover the rabbit is physically stronger and takes his job seriously. If the rematch happens ; greedy belly would get a worse beating than the first fight and the referee won't be saving him from a knock out.

So true man

A rematch is deadly for Tyson usyk has sussed how he rolls in a few rounds in the ring and put him to bed I rekon it would be game over in half the time for fury in a rematch usyk is a verry skilled boxer and once he susses out what your about he works around it and it’s night night 😂

Fury didn’t get where he is by being classless. Get a clue.

Fury was NOT gracious in defeat: he said that he won, and Usyk was given the victory because of the war in Ukraine; and then he lied about Usyk's broken jaw and missed the press conference (which in reality, Usyk attended, and his jaw was fine).

Not really. The fight was close. Fury won more rounds

@@oldironsides4107 no he 😂

There were a few rounds that were obviously Tyson's rounds, not sure why you'd say that. 5, 6, 7, and 12 were Fury. Rounds 2, 3, 4 and 11 could go either way. Usyk only clearly won rounds 1, 8, 9, and 10. But that round 9 was a beating. It was a close fight. Usyk won, no doubt, but it was really close.

​@@oldironsides4107 If he won more rounds he would have won the fight.

⁠@@MrMcawesomeface Fighting is subjective. Some will score a round for a guy who lands who lands a better jab and no action. That same round will be scored the same for A guy outlandimg 3 yo 1. I’m fans of both. It was a razor close fight. I scored it a draw. New fans fans are weirdo cheerleaders. It woolier be like me having to hate Pernell or Chavez. Or dlh or comacho. Or. Hearts Leonard Hagler Duran. Roy or Toney. Holy or Howe Tyson or Lewis. Close fight. Coin flip could have went either way. *Apologize for typos to decipher. Big hands Memorial Day weekend * easier to type a disclaimer than to fix it …

@@mrosbaum he is from north of Ukraine do your research. He’s a Ukrainian speaker

@@khrystynat4616 Как до 2022 года вы его доебывали чей Крым теперь стал для вас героем?. Если бы проиграл сказали бы путин агент? клоуны жалкие

😅 no

@@Kevin-tz2lv yes

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