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For smaller weights a 18% weight difference is absurdly massive since they just have more muscle mass combined with reach and height advantages. Tyson Fury on the other hand doesn’t have 18% more muscle mass than Usyk. But Usyk is P4P #1 - no doubt. It’s just the percentage weight comparison is flawed.

Usyk's hyperactive pressure was allows there, he never slowed down and by the 8th Fury had. You have to wonder how Usyk did that for 12 rounds by natural means.

I dont believe usyk was at his best in this fight, I have seen him perform better but hey he still won at probably 80 % of his best.

Loving yeah work , marvellous brake down.No bias an well put . Keep in it real

Oleksander Usyk is so inspirational. What an absolutely incredible man, father, husband, and fighter. What an amazing and very very special human being. If Fury had won this fight I would have lost faith in a higher being.

He never lost control of that fight . Hilarious

This is Usyk's method and style. He lets you feel a false sense of security, exhaust yourself, and then he strikes. He used this tactic against Bellew, Chisora, AJ, and now Fury. He intentionally appears weak in the middle rounds to set up his strategy.

Have you ever broken down poier vs hooker? New to the channel

Usyk for sure because he defeated an undefeated champ who was 30 lbs. heavier. The end.

No offense to Joshua and Fury but you can't compare it to Bivol and Beterviev, I think the best comparison is if Crawford beat Jermall Charlo active and Zhanibek. The dream match of inoue-tank and crawford-canelo is not a giant hunter vs giant but a much bigger giant hunter vs giant hunter. The same thing happens with Bivol and Beterbiev, they are not the best because they are the biggest, on the contrary, they are relatively small light heavyweights who easily beat much bigger guys like Callum Smith or Zurdo Ramirez.

going up or down in weight class isnt part of the criteria p4p. a lot of p4p talents do that, and youd expect a p4p talent to be that good, but thats not a criterion. most importantly: 1. observable ability (eye test) 2. quality of performance against quality of opposition

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My definition of p4p is when the culmination of talent, accolades, and opposition comes together even though I think Bud is probably the most talented his resume is very lackluster and inoue still has some work to do but usyk has pretty much done it all his career is complete and can't be put into question if he retires right now thts why he's p4p #1 in my book

P4p because he can literally beat EVERY professional boxer today

fury is still a brilliant boxer easily best heavyweight in uk and gave usyk a beating in a few of the rounds and gave him his hardest fight to date

I have had Usyk as my P4P #1 since he beat AJ. To me, P4P means that a certain skill set will be at the top of any higher division if you could make the fighter with that skill set a natural of that division. So hypothetically, if you made crawford a natural 160lber, he would be the best 160lber in the world. The reason I have had Usyk as #1 is that for him, it's not a hypothetical, it's reality. His skill set has translated to the highest number of pounds. He just beat someone who was 18% heavier than he was, that is the equivalent of Crawford who is 147 going up and beating the best light heavyweight in the world. We can hypothetically say if you made him a natural light heavyweight he would, but we don't need to do that for Usyk. There is no "if", he already did it. So imo, until someone does something remotely close, he will sit at my #1.

EDIT: Regular Video schedule Monday, MMA breakdowns and others. Quick summary: If P4P is exclusively an eye test, then my judgement is different. However P4P seems to include other elements of greatness like level of opposition and accomplishment. Since that is the case, Usyk beating people with massive weight advantages gives him an edge. Despite me like Crawford and Inoue more and even rating them higher on my Eye test, accomplishments are paramount as well.

Reporter: R u gonna punch that belly? Usyk: Every time I got the chance! Reporter: Do u have a message for Tyson Fury? Usyk: I won't leave u alone! Oleksandr Usyk is a man true to his word from all the points a view. Oleksandr The Great!

7,8,9,10

Why did fury back off when had him in trouble

The heavy pounding and chasing in ROUND 9 AND RESCUE MISSION OF THE CORRUPTED REFEREE. Remember that as well

What USYK DONE TO fury? That's my question. You guys you're ridiculous and stupid. Stop talking rubbish and give respect to USYK. HE IS G.O.A.T period

i dont know how u had them at 5 5, after that 9th round should have been 6 4 then 10 11 usyk 8 4 then if u wanna say 12th a draw at best .

Watched it live had it 7-5 with a 10-8 round for Usyk. Watched it back a ton of times had it 8-4 with a 10-8 for Usyk minimum. The thing is the rounds Usyk won he won clearly, the rounds Fury won u could make a case Usyk won those. If someone scored it 9-3 or 10-2 for Usyk I’d be like ehhh yeah probably but people saying it was 6-6 or 7-5 for fury are outta their minds lol. Usyk 1-3 Fury 4-6 Usyk 7-11 12 a “swing” round. Plus Usyk got the knockdown. Even if you want to be insanely biased towards Fury and say it’s 6-6 Usyk still wins. Also Usyk should have got the KO. TLDR. Usyk won wide. Fury did very well in a few moments.

I have scrutinised this fight over and over and fury won rounds 5 6 and 7 no more. Usyk was also robbed of a devastating KO and that ref should never work again.

Only a blind man would give Fury a win and thats because of the dodgy commentary

Calzaghe punished shots by his opponents with an immediate aggressive stinging barrage. After a while this makes the opponents more hesitant. In some cases, they just resorted to covering up. It's unconscious Pavlovian conditioning. If someone (or an animal) gets punished right away with an electric shock (in a lab experiment), pretty soon it inhabits the action that preceded the shock. It doesn't have to be a conscious thing.

Usyk's face looked pretty bad after the fight, and the following day - probably worse than Fury's. Plus he had a jaw issue. He probably sustained more damage.

Fury was backing up way too much. Frankly, I was disappointed in his performance. I expected and wanted to see more aggression, assertiveness, and confidence.

i mean, "happy new year" could be actually a really 200 IQ comment from fury! no kidding! usyk mentioned that because of fury and his posponing of the fight all the time, he could not proper celebrate happy new year, so in a way this is a happy new year for usyk

Usyk owned rounds 1,2,8,9,10,11, and co owned 7 and 12 with Fury who owned rounds 3,4,5,6.

This is the equivalent of the smaller Charlo fighting Beterbiev and Beterbiev backing up, running, showboating, landing some single bodyshots for 2 rounds, getting dropped, saved by the referee, then claiming the win and that the judges favoured Charlo because of geopolitics.

The way usyk jumps into those lefts is like the Gazele punch that was a trademark of Marciano and Patterson. Rocky only had 68 inch reach same as Floyd Mayweather even though he was around 5’10”. Nice to see some old school tricks coming out, and you more often see it from ex Soviet fighters who have retained some of the old techniques of infighting and especially you see Golovkin would use shifting or a temporary switch of stance to enable him to add punches to combinations, something that Dempsey was known for. Great breakdown man, very interesting to see how the AI brings together all of the footage and no surprising that it had Usyk a clear winner, Fury won a couple of rounds big but besides that Usyk dominated a much bigger man. I know it’s not gospel but I checked out compubox on this fight and jabs were pretty even between the teo throughout the fight, though as you note Usyks javs were more consequential whereas Furys were often to frame and feint, but Fury only outlanded Usyk on power punches in two rounds with two others even. While far from conclusive on their own these along with everything else reveal that Usyk actually was more dominant than most of the reports that Ive seen would have you believe.

If you give Fury all the swing rounds that's 8 rounds and wins the fight. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 11. Fury won 6 rounds. The KD won the fight for Usyk.

8-4 Usyk

Fury was landing the uppercut off Usyks probes, and his jabhand is elite man, but Usyk adjusted by circling to the inside and immediately ducking/slipping, on the counter to counter himself, which is how Usyk rocked Fury in round 9. amazing fight i think Usyk will stop fury in a rematch

9-3 if you score it straight up and 8-4 if you feel sorry for Fury.

So with or without Devil's Advocate - USYK has clearly won and is a worthy CHAMPION! Congratulations!

3:12 thats a low blow. that's a groin shot and thats a illegal blow. 11:14 holding and hitting isnt legal in boxing and back shots aren't scoring blows.

The Brit commentators were so insufferable, having Fury up 5-2 after the 7th. By the time Usyk took over the 2nd half of the fight, the commentators were already justifying a draw at the end of the 12th. The fight was competitive, yes, but it was easily a clear win for Usyk. 114-113 was way too generous to Fury.

do you think some of it is learned? or developed through training or getting use to getting hit?

Great breakdown imo. Enjoy your boxing hiatus, looking forward to your return when it's time.

I enjoyed this series! Good work!!!

8 - 4 usyk

Hats off - Terrific Series on this fight. Again I say, you are very good at what you do.

Lol 2:32 I thought you said foreskin indicator no diddy

We got to get the like up on these videos be this man might be the only one still doing play by play breakdowns on these fights

What is your scorecard, and how do you see the rematch playing out? Here's what the AI has to say, go to the 7 hour 30 minute mark. 10-2 Usyk-Fury: th-cam.com/video/FcF2NvkhtJ8/w-d-xo.html

You was right unanimous decision is not that wrong

Fury slaps a lot with those big green floppy gloves. I can see why Wilder and his followers were trying to make more of the floppy gloves than there was. Just a side observation of course. He also backhands with them.