I think it was also good for Tyson

How is losing a massive personality good for boxing? We love to hate him, others love him. Usyk is a genuinely nice guy and the best boxer of his generation.... also, a little boring

@@deltingfc He aint boring, he's a real character

wasnt for a fury/aj fight

@@deltingfcjust cos he lost don’t mean we’ve lost him almost all great fighters lose

Sausage 😅

Happy Independence Day...🥲

Its may wtf you mean happy new year lmao

​@@PorschaTaylor-tc4gx it's what Tyson Fury yelled after getting his head knocked around like a pinball machine

@@PorschaTaylor-tc4gx ask tyson fury

Lol 😂

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👌🤌

🤣

😂😂😂👉

Shane with him shouting "you look tiny now don't ya" as if they weren't tiny before.

His tucked chin an lower center of gravity giv him an edge vs taller hws...but his main defensive asset is lateral foot an head movement, coupled with speed. Gotta worry bout his power levels tho, cus he caught Fury flush SIX TIMES in r9 an still cudnt deck him outright...an Fury did recover fairly well by start next rnd also.

@@BOYTOY_HEAVENhe’s not a big puncher. But it doesn’t matter as he’ll keep hitting you, you will go down.

@@hassnatahmad5339 Agreed, an let's be honest, in 5x proper hw contests his only KO or TKO was vs Dubious, who basically gave up on his feet.

Fury hit him with pillows he has a very weak punch for his size. one of the reason he could never win this fight.

@@simonglancy7070 Course he does 😆🤪

This was a brutal fight. Fury is known to talk trash, but he is really a good guy. He even congratulated Usyk.

@@cnwil4594and also said he only won because Ukraine is at war 🤣🤣🤷‍♂️

Fury could have gone down in history with the British public as the greatest sportsman ever if he wasn't such a gobshite 😢

@@kegenstevenson4306 Nah ur parroting the 'media' line like a sheeple - if u go back listen, Fury sed maybe PPL (ie not judges) feel sympathy with Usyk bcos the war...this is a known fact anyway, cos yes, even uk fans siding with Usyk not fury, so he's only stating the fukn plainly obvs.

⁠@@BOYTOY_HEAVENYou’re just making assumptions to cope

😂

Yeah the delusion was off the charts. Cant forget how he was like "uhhh okay he lost BUT BUT my pookie still gave a better showing against Usyk than AJ!! :(" like Fury didnt get his shit absolutely rocked and KOd on his feet in 9 rds whereas all AJ felt from 24 rds was exhaustion

Hes a fury fan so what

@@NemuThecroco-fo9zyfury did 10 times better than aj did lets be real there was only 13 punches in it between them it was very close yet aj only won 4 rounds out of 24 and got completely outboxed and schooled

@@PorschaTaylor-tc4gx it wasnt close at all. Usyk comprehensively beat Fury and it was AT BEST 8-4 Usyk if were being very generous. 9-3 realistically plus a knockdown. AJ and Fury did about the same. Sure Fury gave Usyk more problems but he got KOd as a result. We all know the ref saved him or itd have been a loss by straight KO. AJ didnt give Usyk any real problems but on the flip side he didnt take much punishment either and never looked in any real 'danger' like Fury did. He was comprehensively outboxed whereas Fury comprehensively had the shit beaten out of him. So in the end it was essentially an equal performance. AJ did less but took less. Fury did more but took way more.

@@NemuThecroco-fo9zy the stats dont lie buddy there was only 13 punches landed in it bewtween them thats called a very close fight

Exactly. I think that's a powerful weapon in Usyk's arsenal, really difficult to overcome.

💯 and it works

Maybe Usyk's movement has decayed, but then again, I got the sense that his strategy was to plant his feet with Fury more than he would in some other fights. Fury taunted him as a "jumped up middleweight" who would "run rabbit, run" and just spring around and try to tag Fury and win on points without getting stuck in. The tough Ukrainian champion with over 300 amateur fights (and trust me, amateur fights tend to be scrappy as fuck) was out to prove that he could stand and trade with the bigger guy, bully him into corners, and even knock him around the ring like a pinball (and to be fair, that's exactly what he did XD). He wanted to stand his ground and go mano-a-mano in this one. Fury pissed him off for years building up to this fight.

Of course he is, he's 37 22 pro fights and 350 amateur good grief I'm past my prime thinking how many rounds that is 😂 he's still brilliant but yes Usyk going for AJ 1 was absolutely amazing

Usyk’s peak was Gassiev. That was him firing on all cylinders

Could also be his weight. He wasn't really built to be fighting against this weight and yet still is better than all these guys

Yeh sure sure, but as an older guy who's read books an cn careers play out in realtime, lemme tell u bout a guy called *Cassius Clay* back in tha 60s he was such a young blowhard they called him *'loiusville lip'* ...he proclaimed himself 'The Greatest' and once sed he wanted to murder an opponent 'cos he was *white* . Then he became a *war dodger* , not given a pass like Usyk, but refusing to do military service fer his country, using social justice disparity as an excuse, while many of his black peers lost their lives in combat. Over time he lost his titles in an out of the ring, an like Fury he never put his mouth away cos that was his trademark see, an ppl expected it. He went on to perform many courageous deeds inside the bxng ring, whilst surrounding himself with activist idealogues an a militant brotherhood. Over time ppl forgot many of the things he sed an did, an all they remembered were thos battles and acts of bravery in the sport he was born to excel in. Here endeth tha lesson.

@@BOYTOY_HEAVEN Like you I saw many of Ali’s fights because I’m also an old boy and remember him refusing to go to war, becoming a Muslim, changing his name, his hatred and rants towards his opponents. What was excepted in the 60s and 70s is poles a part from today particularly with race and sexuality. The difference between Ali and Fury as world champions, Ali fought every credible opponent of his era, he’d talk shit but would fight. Fury defence as a world champion has been pathetic and he’s not fit to clean Ali’s boots let a lone tie them and people compare them. The only comparison between the 2 of them is their disrespectful behaviour out of the ring.

@@stevegander920 Trust u'll note it wasn't a direct comparitive iro *legacy* , and yes the so-called *'moral compass'* of Ali's era was fixed very differently to the way it skews today, but I draw parallels nonetheless, cos like Fury, Clay/Ali was hated for 75% of his active pro career, an only his latter deeds an tha shifting political climate reversed things in his favour.

@@BOYTOY_HEAVEN I agree

I actually Aj could beat him if anyone can, for whatever reason he wasn't mentally quite there both fights and didn't have the confidence to open up and use his main attribute, his power, usyk is incredible but he, can beat hit and has been plenty, dubois landed on him a few times, fury did and for me furys looking cumbersome and he's so big he's not got the fastest hands, Aj lands clean on usyk he's going down

@@TheDreamer1980I agree AJ could in theory knock Usyk out, but he had two chances to land those shots and failed both times . Just like Fury with Wilder, you’ve got to land those killer shots for it to be at all relevant

@@TheDreamer1980 But the thing is, Usyk is smart enough to train for the current AJ and not what he was when he beat him. I don't think AJ can adjust to a technical boxer like Usyk. I reckon power puncher AJ would miss more and get finished for it. I would rather see AJ vs Fury tbh.

@@TheDreamer1980agreed

To be fair, Usyk needs to fight the other heavyweights, after all he only has 22 total professional fights and only a few heavyweight fights.

yep sound. Then we get two quality matches.

Fury would box the head off aj lets be real aj is too slow and robotic it would be easy for fury to

@@PorschaTaylor-tc4gx Fury's plan for a while has been based around the fact he loses to Usyk and AJ. The fact he doesn't sell on his own name. The fact he wants money not legacy. The reason Warren gave for why he couldn't fight Sanchez, Kabayel, Hrgovic etc is because "I'm in the business of selling fights" and if Fury sells on his own name alone it wouldn't be a problem selling those fights. His last big payday opponents were Ngannou, Usyk and AJ. If he fights AJ first, he loses, AJ then fights Usyk for undisputed and no one wants to see Fury vs Ngannou. If he fights Usyk first, he loses, he can do alright financially vs AJ but no one wants to see Fury vs Ngannou. Everything he's done, ducking and lying, was to line it up for the most financial benefit using everyone elses names. Ngannou, then Usyk, then AJ. His whole business plan is to play the media to decieve his low IQ fans while making as much money as possible from losing.

@@dontaskme7004 thats your opinion fury beats aj every time

No it isn't geezer

@@MrATate-bz1itJust because you don’t have enough knowledge to understand the reference don’t mean you can call people names a look cool, because you just sound stupid. It clearly is similar and a hilarious reference considering Berbick kept falling after he got up from the same punch.

@@MrATate-bz1it yeah... it is

Watched that fight live at 2am in '86 with my dad, an I can't recall Trevor Berbick getting up off deck an rallying atall...jus sayin' yeh?

@@BOYTOY_HEAVEN I was referring to it being an iconic moment in boxing - not suggesting it was similar to theTyson v Berbick bout. ie seeing Berbick Felled 3 times by one punch.

You’re wrong or biased, most people gave fury 5 or 6 rounds of the first 7…..Usyk only outlanded him in round 2 and by one punch. Fury outlanded him in all the rest. So then it come down to 11/12…..if you gave those both to Usyk then it was 6-6 plus the knockdown which makes it 114-113 Usyk…..that’s the proper score or a draw

Exactly

@@alexerodopoulos4129 Sadly you are in denial as you will have invested in a lie that Fury was the greatest

@@Swan67-zw9joI’m in denial? Hahahaha. So 2 of the 3 judges exactly agree with me but I’m in denial? Sounds like you are the fan boy who is obsessed with anti fury. Probably an AJ or Usyk ball fondler. I’m a boxing guru, watch the fights objectively, understand scoring round by round…..not how you feel, not who has the knockdown…..by scoring points. The truth is that Fury was in the fight through 7. He was connecting and hurting Usyk. I’ve watched it 3 times. The 9th round changed the fight. If that punch doesn’t happen fury wins this fight- That’s it, very simple….

4 stone is over 20kg

It was a 39lb different so about 18kg/ 2 and a bit stone

Agree 100%

Yes. He was throwing high % body shots to a much smaller man, in singles not combinations, half of them low, then immediately disengaging... and this is supposed to be impressive or evidence that he won? The only "sustained success" he had was that uppercut to the body for 2.5 rounds and he's show boated like Dillon dannis vs Logan Paul to sell that fight as competitive. He got absolutely owned.

Got away with long arming, constantly, too. The only factor that made this competitive for the few rounds it was was the ref…. Usyk whooped him IMHO

@@carlkligerman1981that long arming was RIDICULOUS

Round 5 was hard to watch, Tyson was ridiculous there and I have him a point deduction

That's what biased commentary calls great body work. They target low blows it's part of their strategy to slow down far more skilled opponents like Lomachenko and Usyk

100%

Counterfactuals are meaningless.

Usyk won😂 your counterfact doesnt mean anything​@@thundercheeks1989

what you mean by that ??????????

And Geordie wasnt? It was embarrassing to watch both of them.

@@outlander234 ain’t gotta like your own comment g

@@yxngj5315 lol never did that in my life

@@outlander234 i kno g im jus a wind up

I call bullshit. Uysk was rocked many times. Fury didnt capitalise.

@@jallakka7149 Copium is a hell of a drug ...

​@@jallakka7149So you're saying Fury is lazy and sucks?

Joshua got beaten badly by Andy Ruiz. AJ is out of the top contenders conversation, it's only Fury and Usyk now

How many fights has AJ lost

@@Yoyo-gf3oi Yet AJ won his rematch against Ruiz, didn’t get almost knocked out by a “Cruiserweight” and has beat more top 10 guys than Fury. And I’m not ready to argue facts with you when it comes to both their resume. ✌️

@Drogon212 doesn't matter if he won his rematch, he still lost to Andy Ruiz. Usyk number 1, Tyson number 2

@@Yoyo-gf3oi until Tyson beats AJ, he’s not number 2. He was knocked out by a middleweight and also knocked down by an MMA fighter, literally someone with no boxing experience. Anyways! Happy new year! Usykaa is Undisputed champion!!!! 🎉🎉🎉

Do what? Usyk was right in Aj’s face from the first bell…

AJ boxed better and had better defense though and Usyk didn't beat AJ the first 3, it was basically a toss up. ​@@sr2340

U trippin'....Usyk pinged AJs head back from r1...then after AJ gassed he poured it on him r10-12, had him defenceless on ropes with unanswered punches until the paid off official had to ring final bell 13 secs before time in order to save him from another KO.

@@BOYTOY_HEAVEN exactly

Fury gave Usyk much more trouble than AJ.

@Ondolite how? 3 rds of I admit looking good, but never having usyk in trouble. In both fights AJ had usyk in a spot where if he had turned up the tempo he could have him out of there. People have short minds I guess.

He did not sound humbled in the post fight. I don’t think Fury will learn anything from this.

I agree fair play to tyson he was respectful in the post presser and humble he will learn from this and come back better it was a close fight

Usyk knocks him out next fight

What bugs me slightly bout Usyk is that the paid media constantly talk his skills up so much, that ego-centric characters like AJ an Fury (not gona count Dubois cos he's 'special' an not a champ) seem driven to try OUTBOX him an prove everyone wrong. Think back to Chisora, who lost 10 fights so don't really GAF - it was so obvs he knew he weren't gona OUTPOINT Usyk over 12rnds, so he threw e/t into trying to chin him until his stamina ran out (a strategy that worked OK for 5-6 rnds but ultimately not quite cos Chisora not mobile enuff to find usyk's chin consistently). AJ had TWO fights w/Usyk, but still didn't try step to Usyk and trade from first bell, cos he wasn't prepared to take gamble and risk being stopped later on. Then fukn Fury ALSO didn't gamble, instead trying to bt Usyk on back foot with uppercuts yada. This went fine until he got clipped square on chin r9, then almost lost on a stoppage. If fury don't throw the dice in first SIX rnds in the rematch, then it'll be same agin, jus like AJ...Usyk has way too good stamina to try bt later on in a fight...best chance is to stop him first 6-7 rnds, as we just saw.

Such a stupid take ! You honestly think Fury didn’t know he had to be more aggressive and keep going ? He couldn’t! Didn’t have the energy and Usyk stayed on him ! Stop this stupid narrative

Depressed when winning and depressed after a loss would be an amusing turn of events

Now that would b scary, although he wouldn't be as fast and agile

Would no longer be a 12 round high work rate fighter and wouldn't have the same skill based abilities. He would be worse.

I didn't see that, but I think his boxing in the first 3 rounds showed he was nervous (especially the showboating)

@@Guerillatoker yeh, his eyes were really wide and darting around.

Hallelujah, SOMEBODY on here bothered to educate themselves by reading the Q- regs! I salute u, sir 👍🏽

He definitely looked better when he was on the front foot.

Hw boxing is a tough as nails combat sport...don't ever doubt it. These fighters, Fury included, do the hard yards in order to be able to live with fellow champs in the square...it ain't pretty, but thas why we watch, right? 👍🏽

Spot on mate thats the rules the casuals seem to forget

Saved him 1 more shot he was out. Usyk showed alot of control not firing another combo

You know what i agree in hindsight? Just wish ref just let Fury go till he dropped, or recovered. I know by the rules he had count him as the road kept him up. What a fight. And fair play to Fury man.

He was held up by the ropes seven times in that round 🤣 I'll call it a 10-3 round!

Well said. If it was stopped they will have called it an early stoppage.

Yeh but try telling that to tha hordes of gloating baiters here on uk toob feeds.... They so blinkered by all tha, *white noise static* surrounding Fury that their brains get addled - *F.D.S. = Fury Derangement Syndrome*

El Animal's best 'W' was that loss vs zhang...he's way stiffer than Fury also, European classic style bxr that Usyk knows very well...expect a lesson in footwork an movement = hw pts win #6

That's u and *everyone else* in uk. But imvho as an older guy who's read books an cn careers play out in realtime, lemme tell u bout a guy called *Cassius Clay* back in tha 60s he was such a young blowhard they called him *'loiusville lip'* ...he proclaimed himself 'The Greatest' and once sed he wanted to murder an opponent 'cos he was *white* . Then he became a *war dodger* , not given a pass like Usyk, but refusing to do military service fer his country, using social justice disparity as an excuse, while many of his black peers lost their lives in combat. Over time he lost his titles in an out of the ring, an like Fury he never put his mouth away cos that was his trademark see, an ppl expected it. He went on to perform many courageous deeds inside the bxng ring, whilst surrounding himself with activist idealogues an a militant brotherhood. Over time ppl forgot many of the things he sed an did, an all they remembered were thos battles and acts of bravery in the sport he was born to excel in. Here endeth tha lesson.

Yup, an he gets to carry on *war-dodging* while he's still in pro game. *GO PROXY 🇺🇦 4EVAWAR!!!*