I’m bored of hearing people say that Tyson Fury should’ve imposed himself on Usyk. Someone telling me to run faster if I’m racing Usain Bolt won’t make much difference.
Slight exaggeration. You're suggesting Fury doesn't have a chance, which is silly. Any world level heavyweight has a good chance in a fight. Fury was an undefeated world heavyweight champion.... are you an undefeated world sprinting champion?
I have my own key to victory, the only way I see Fury winning this fight. Obviously Usyk will be preparing against Fury's strengths, and already made adjustments in their first fight, which is why Fury wasn't landing uppercuts anymore in the late rounds, nor as many body shots. Fury can't use his strengths from the first fight to have success. We also know that Usyk fights better off the backfoot, and Fury knew this as well, which is why he didn't chase the rabbit, because there is no chance of keeping up with him. So I do believe Fury has to box again, and force Usyk to fight a game that gives both of them chances of success. So what are Usyk's weaknesses? I found one weakness that Usyk will not be preparing for in their upcoming fight. Usyk is right handed but has mastered the southpaw stance. Usyk has only faced 2 southpaws in his entire professional career, and their names were Krzysztof and Thabiso. Although Usyk did KO Thabiso, it is important to note that both of these fights brought the least action out of Usyk throughout his career. Don't get me wrong, he fought smart, but his muscle memory didn't allow for him to fight as normal, but rather he had to be much more calculated and slower in order to not make mistakes, even though he had time to train plenty for both fights. That being said, Fury has fought southpaw for several rounds, and many minutes of his career. If all Fury has done is fight from southpaw against his sparring partners, only building muscle memory from that stance, and Usyk hasn't had any training against southpaw sparring partners during this camp, nor fought a southpaw since 2016, then Usyk would be forced into another slow calculated fight that doesn't allow him to put as much pressure on Fury, also giving Fury the ability to dictate the pace. In their first fight, Fury swithced southpaw for only a few seconds, but those few seconds were the only moments of the fight that Usyk got anxious, which immediately caused him to move forward aggressively to force Fury back into orthodox position. With all of Usyk's aggresion during those seconds, he didn't land a single punch on Fury during that time in the 4th round, but Fury did land on Usyk as he countered. If Fury uses the southpaw position for his entire training camp, then Usyk won't be able to gamble with that aggression, or if he does, he probably gets checked quick since he hasn't ever attempted to fight this way against southpaws during his career. With Fury's reach and needing to use the jab more rather than just holding his arm out this time, it might just be a master plan for him to put his power hand out to jab with. Usyk won't be prepared at all, and has weaknesses against southpaws, while Fury could be training this entire camp from this stance. I think Usyk is the better southpaw, but not necessarily against other southpaws. If Fury makes this a boxing match and builds early momentum, then he can force Usyk to be the aggressor in the middle rounds, and have the early and late round success in his favor this time. And Usyk wouldn't be able to pressure him the entire fight this time to tire him down. Fury could even switch back to orthodox in the later rounds, by reserving so much energy, and this late changeup could add to Usyk's issues since he is used to stepping on the gas late, but not used to someone carrying enough momentum to match him in those late rounds. Usyk would be forced into being the aggresor late if he knows he's down on the cards. This forces him into making more mistakes at that point, since Fury controls the pace of the fight up to that point. And the changeup from southpaw to orthodox so late in the final rounds, could allow Fury to land some clean powerful shots on Usyk, which he is definitely not used to late in fights. I think this is the key to victory for Fury, to take early momentum, force Usyk to step on the gas in mid rounds, so Fury can reserve his own energy for a late round surge that Usyk is by no means preparing for in this historical chess match. If Fury boxes from a southpaw stance, consistently using his powerful jab instead of just holding it out (which allowed Usyk to land most of his body puches and opening up Fury's head for punches), and doesn't square up in front of Usyk by throwing left and right combinations (which allowed Usyk to land his best counter punches on Fury) but rather single punches, then Fury can coast to a win, controlling the pace of the fight while giving up nothing that he did in the first fight against Usyk. Even without fighting southpaw, If Fury uses the jab rather than holding his arm out, and doesn't throw short puch combinations while squaring his body up for Usyk to counter, Fury would fight a better fight against him. But the southpaw stance puts Fury over the top for a win in my opinion, because of Usyk's slower appraoch to that stance, also his lack of preparation for that going into this second fight, and Usyk not fighting a southpaw in almost ten years. If Fury is sparring all of his training partners from this stance, he is definitely skilled enough and has boxed enough throughout his career from this stance to build the muscle memory for this match. Usyk's lack of preparation along with Fury fully preparing this way, along with Usyk's natural weaknesses fighting southpaws, gives Fury an outstanding chance to coast to a win...
@@Geohillierneo nowhere did I say that Tyson Fury doesn’t have a chance. I just used an admittedly OTT simile to make the point that people talk of physically bullying Usyk as though any big man could do it if they wanted to. The physical bullying style is in Dereck Chisora’s DNA and even he couldn’t outmatch Usyk when he was only in his second fight at heavyweight and not established at the weight yet. More to the point, Chisora was in excellent physical shape condition under David Haye at the time. People need to start waking up to the fact that despite his smaller size relative to the likes of Fury, Joshua, Dubois etc, Usyk is a difficult man to bully.
maybe martin luther joshua 7.0 kos usyk in 3 rounds after getting beat twice from usyk or when he didnt all of martin luther joshuas fans become usyk fans 😂
@@marcust123 Just as per compubox, Jabbr which is way more accurate had Usyk with 47 more punches landed(144 to 191). But not only that, Usyk out landed Fury in 10 out of the 12 rounds, and landed more power punches in 9 out of the 12.
The talking heads always do this before fights, try and hype it up to make it sound as competitive as possible, even when fighters are way more mismatched than Fury Usyk.
Can't believe they'd pick Holyfield over Usyk. Not a chance in hell ! Usyk too fast and slick for him.Holyfield lost to Bowe ,Moorer and an over the hill Dokes even gave him hell.
Lost to Bowe at Riddicks absolute peak in one of the great HW fights. Don't forget Bowe was a giant and Holyfield beat him in the rematch. Lost to an undefeated Moorer when suffering a medical issue mid fight and destroyed him in the rematch and had a war with Dokes in only his 3rd fight at HW. Dokes was still super dangerous and 37-1-2 going into the fight.
Difference is, weight doesn't seem to affect Fury's fitness. We've seen him a lot heavier than he was in that first fight yet can easily last 12 rounds and be just as, if not more dangerous.
One thing these pundits are overlooking….ALL the big guys didn’t jump on Usyk like most believe is easy ….other than Usyks footwork ….his POWER !!! That’s what all the big guys have been surprised with and kept them honest
Its not as simple as "Imposing himself". Weight doesnt matter in this fight, and is no advantage, nor is Fury being aggressive, Usyk feeds on aggression. Its all about his focus. He himself said he wasted time showboating etc, thats what he needs to stop. Against Usyk he needs to be laser focused. Then, and only then will he have a chance. The extra weight wont affect Fury's stamina, thats been proven many times. If he can have the same focus and sharpness he had against Klitschko then he can win this fight.
Problem is,Usyks just better. Its out of Furys hands. People forget that the only title fights he's ever had are against Klltchko, boring fight years ago, dallian White, Chisora and Wilder. Wilder had a great record against absolute nobody's. The only name was the Cuban who was so old he used to be a Lennox Lewis sparring partner 25 years ago!
Putting on wilder when the guy can't box can't put combinations together has no ring I q ect Only has a right hand. Other than power tyson was Superior in every way I wasn't at all surprised by 2nd fight.
Dave won’t speak bad about fury as he trains with him we know fury won’t win the rematch 80% of boxing is how you live and train Uysk breaths boxing and lives the life Uysk by KO 👊🏽
@ honestly fury will need a gun to stop Uysk we all see in the last fight fury hit Uysk with a big uppercut clean on the chin Uysk took it and carried on coming forward fury’s landed that on other guys put them asleep 🥵🥵🥵
It was agreat fight and usyk was fantastic ,fury was very good also and can win the rematch .Credit to how usyk went about it first time out.AJ doesnt belong in the same ring as Fury, Usyk would eat him again .
Usyk is likely to be the favorite now. Irs about confidence. Fury is top condition has a good chance of winning the fight. But how much doez Fury wsnt this? Only he kbows. He is mint. Doez not need the money. I remember a quote from the gr8 Marvin Hagler. Its hard to get up for a run at 4 am when you are wearing i silk pijamas!! Nuff said
I know. He's 6'7 same as wilder. Same height at the faceoffs. Fury tiptoes in every photo to make himself a little taller. Google, tyson fury tip toe photos.
@ that Jason mamoa video that made me chuckle. How tall are you Tyson. ? 6 ft 9. Wow clearly didn’t want to call him out on that one as almost same height ha
The first fight wasnt close ... why do people keep saying this... The pain game just released an analysis scoring round by round, clearly Uysk won by quite a distance
do you not have a brain yourself ? or do you need somebody to tell you whats happening in plain sight ? think about that for a second of get somebody elses opinion that you can latch onto that suits you more by the sounds of it 🤦🏻♂️🤭🤭🤭
Ukraine needs Usyk to fight and win for them, he's carrying a lot of people on his shoulders that don't have much else to hope for, and you almost have to beat them as well to beat him. He's the nations mascot and how do you retire from that role. Win or lose he's the peoples champion, but it will be sad for them if he loses. Nothing against Tyson, but I hope Usyk wins, the war ends, and he retires as champ having done his country proud.
Well let's hope the boxing authorities let Mr Usyk take his very suspicious crucifix into the ring again... Just to help him out of the hiding he was taking from Fury in a good 3 /4rounds.......mmm magic poeder on it I recon... Come on Usyk, give it another good kiss... I think they should be keeping an eye on his corner men.... It's amazing that no one has pointed this out....
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I’m bored of hearing people say that Tyson Fury should’ve imposed himself on Usyk. Someone telling me to run faster if I’m racing Usain Bolt won’t make much difference.
Usyk upper boder muscles and strenght looks better than Tysons so I don't think it's that easy
Slight exaggeration. You're suggesting Fury doesn't have a chance, which is silly. Any world level heavyweight has a good chance in a fight. Fury was an undefeated world heavyweight champion.... are you an undefeated world sprinting champion?
@@Geohillierneoyour comment is silly really isn’t it
I have my own key to victory, the only way I see Fury winning this fight. Obviously Usyk will be preparing against Fury's strengths, and already made adjustments in their first fight, which is why Fury wasn't landing uppercuts anymore in the late rounds, nor as many body shots. Fury can't use his strengths from the first fight to have success. We also know that Usyk fights better off the backfoot, and Fury knew this as well, which is why he didn't chase the rabbit, because there is no chance of keeping up with him. So I do believe Fury has to box again, and force Usyk to fight a game that gives both of them chances of success. So what are Usyk's weaknesses? I found one weakness that Usyk will not be preparing for in their upcoming fight. Usyk is right handed but has mastered the southpaw stance. Usyk has only faced 2 southpaws in his entire professional career, and their names were Krzysztof and Thabiso. Although Usyk did KO Thabiso, it is important to note that both of these fights brought the least action out of Usyk throughout his career. Don't get me wrong, he fought smart, but his muscle memory didn't allow for him to fight as normal, but rather he had to be much more calculated and slower in order to not make mistakes, even though he had time to train plenty for both fights. That being said, Fury has fought southpaw for several rounds, and many minutes of his career. If all Fury has done is fight from southpaw against his sparring partners, only building muscle memory from that stance, and Usyk hasn't had any training against southpaw sparring partners during this camp, nor fought a southpaw since 2016, then Usyk would be forced into another slow calculated fight that doesn't allow him to put as much pressure on Fury, also giving Fury the ability to dictate the pace. In their first fight, Fury swithced southpaw for only a few seconds, but those few seconds were the only moments of the fight that Usyk got anxious, which immediately caused him to move forward aggressively to force Fury back into orthodox position. With all of Usyk's aggresion during those seconds, he didn't land a single punch on Fury during that time in the 4th round, but Fury did land on Usyk as he countered. If Fury uses the southpaw position for his entire training camp, then Usyk won't be able to gamble with that aggression, or if he does, he probably gets checked quick since he hasn't ever attempted to fight this way against southpaws during his career. With Fury's reach and needing to use the jab more rather than just holding his arm out this time, it might just be a master plan for him to put his power hand out to jab with. Usyk won't be prepared at all, and has weaknesses against southpaws, while Fury could be training this entire camp from this stance. I think Usyk is the better southpaw, but not necessarily against other southpaws. If Fury makes this a boxing match and builds early momentum, then he can force Usyk to be the aggressor in the middle rounds, and have the early and late round success in his favor this time. And Usyk wouldn't be able to pressure him the entire fight this time to tire him down. Fury could even switch back to orthodox in the later rounds, by reserving so much energy, and this late changeup could add to Usyk's issues since he is used to stepping on the gas late, but not used to someone carrying enough momentum to match him in those late rounds. Usyk would be forced into being the aggresor late if he knows he's down on the cards. This forces him into making more mistakes at that point, since Fury controls the pace of the fight up to that point. And the changeup from southpaw to orthodox so late in the final rounds, could allow Fury to land some clean powerful shots on Usyk, which he is definitely not used to late in fights. I think this is the key to victory for Fury, to take early momentum, force Usyk to step on the gas in mid rounds, so Fury can reserve his own energy for a late round surge that Usyk is by no means preparing for in this historical chess match. If Fury boxes from a southpaw stance, consistently using his powerful jab instead of just holding it out (which allowed Usyk to land most of his body puches and opening up Fury's head for punches), and doesn't square up in front of Usyk by throwing left and right combinations (which allowed Usyk to land his best counter punches on Fury) but rather single punches, then Fury can coast to a win, controlling the pace of the fight while giving up nothing that he did in the first fight against Usyk. Even without fighting southpaw, If Fury uses the jab rather than holding his arm out, and doesn't throw short puch combinations while squaring his body up for Usyk to counter, Fury would fight a better fight against him. But the southpaw stance puts Fury over the top for a win in my opinion, because of Usyk's slower appraoch to that stance, also his lack of preparation for that going into this second fight, and Usyk not fighting a southpaw in almost ten years. If Fury is sparring all of his training partners from this stance, he is definitely skilled enough and has boxed enough throughout his career from this stance to build the muscle memory for this match. Usyk's lack of preparation along with Fury fully preparing this way, along with Usyk's natural weaknesses fighting southpaws, gives Fury an outstanding chance to coast to a win...
@@Geohillierneo nowhere did I say that Tyson Fury doesn’t have a chance. I just used an admittedly OTT simile to make the point that people talk of physically bullying Usyk as though any big man could do it if they wanted to. The physical bullying style is in Dereck Chisora’s DNA and even he couldn’t outmatch Usyk when he was only in his second fight at heavyweight and not established at the weight yet. More to the point, Chisora was in excellent physical shape condition under David Haye at the time. People need to start waking up to the fact that despite his smaller size relative to the likes of Fury, Joshua, Dubois etc, Usyk is a difficult man to bully.
Uysk has fury’s number, mentally and physically. He’s not faced an opponent so skilful in boxing before. Uysk will reign supreme
lol it kills them to give any credit to usyk
At least David adeleade gave usyk his probs, the rest are in denial
They were banned from his fights when they criticised him so now they kissing his ass 😂
These two clowns keep saying Fury should have imposed himself. Like Usyk was sitting idle in the ring.
It was a blatant low blow. Anyone who disagrees is a clown.
Just a thought
Maybe usyk us better
Agree 100 percent and always have
Hard to say as it was too close of a fight with only 12 punches in it between them
maybe martin luther joshua 7.0 kos usyk in 3 rounds after getting beat twice from usyk or when he didnt all of martin luther joshuas fans become usyk fans 😂
@@marcust123 😂😂😂😂😂 casual
@@marcust123 Just as per compubox, Jabbr which is way more accurate had Usyk with 47 more punches landed(144 to 191). But not only that, Usyk out landed Fury in 10 out of the 12 rounds, and landed more power punches in 9 out of the 12.
Talksport will never steer away from fury or Joshua… they always follow the personality and narrative for access
Really impressed with Davids analysis
Usyk is just the better fighter, why can’t talksport accept that.
because they are deluded fan boys
What’s a fanboy??
@@Alkymick1 Google
The talking heads always do this before fights, try and hype it up to make it sound as competitive as possible, even when fighters are way more mismatched than Fury Usyk.
"I don't know if he's an all-time great..." what a muppet
It centres on one thing , what shape Fury turns up on fight night . A fit confident Fury will win but if he’s not in shape then he’s in trouble
Can't believe they'd pick Holyfield over Usyk. Not a chance in hell ! Usyk too fast and slick for him.Holyfield lost to Bowe ,Moorer and an over the hill Dokes even gave him hell.
Lost to Bowe at Riddicks absolute peak in one of the great HW fights. Don't forget Bowe was a giant and Holyfield beat him in the rematch. Lost to an undefeated Moorer when suffering a medical issue mid fight and destroyed him in the rematch and had a war with Dokes in only his 3rd fight at HW. Dokes was still super dangerous and 37-1-2 going into the fight.
come in heavier? jeesus , come in fitter and the weight will be what it is.
Difference is, weight doesn't seem to affect Fury's fitness. We've seen him a lot heavier than he was in that first fight yet can easily last 12 rounds and be just as, if not more dangerous.
@@Geohillierneono fighter was pushing fury’s Gastank as Much as Usyk did though. Usyk is no wilder
What a top young man. Talksport need to sign him.!
One thing these pundits are overlooking….ALL the big guys didn’t jump on Usyk like most believe is easy ….other than Usyks footwork ….his POWER !!! That’s what all the big guys have been surprised with and kept them honest
Its not as simple as "Imposing himself". Weight doesnt matter in this fight, and is no advantage, nor is Fury being aggressive, Usyk feeds on aggression. Its all about his focus. He himself said he wasted time showboating etc, thats what he needs to stop. Against Usyk he needs to be laser focused. Then, and only then will he have a chance. The extra weight wont affect Fury's stamina, thats been proven many times. If he can have the same focus and sharpness he had against Klitschko then he can win this fight.
Problem is,Usyks just better. Its out of Furys hands. People forget that the only title fights he's ever had are against Klltchko, boring fight years ago, dallian White, Chisora and Wilder. Wilder had a great record against absolute nobody's. The only name was the Cuban who was so old he used to be a Lennox Lewis sparring partner 25 years ago!
I agree mate less showboating more focus thats all he needs it was a very very close fight with only 12 punches in it between them
If fury puts it on usyk like he did wilder usyk will be on to ref his corner will be going mad because usyk complains a lot when getting roughed up
So tiring hearing all the time about how somebody's favourite fighter from 34 years ago "beats everybody today, because... BECAUSE I SAY SO, OK?!"
Thanks Fabio Wardley 👍🏽✊🏽🌞🥊‼️
Putting on wilder when the guy can't box can't put combinations together has no ring I q ect
Only has a right hand. Other than power tyson was Superior in every way I wasn't at all surprised by 2nd fight.
Agree. And wilder had a great record against absolutely no
One
Only name was Ortiz who was so old he used to spar Lewis 25 years ago😂!
Also wilders footwork was appalling, crossing his feet and that
Dave won’t speak bad about fury as he trains with him we know fury won’t win the rematch 80% of boxing is how you live and train Uysk breaths boxing and lives the life Uysk by KO 👊🏽
Ambulance for Usyk......
@ I think so after fury put stuff in he’s gloves 😂
@@jakenewman8247 Yes, his hands....
@ honestly fury will need a gun to stop Uysk we all see in the last fight fury hit Uysk with a big uppercut clean on the chin Uysk took it and carried on coming forward fury’s landed that on other guys put them asleep 🥵🥵🥵
listen to you 😂 crying like tony bellew ffs
It was agreat fight and usyk was fantastic ,fury was very good also and can win the rematch .Credit to how usyk went about it first time out.AJ doesnt belong in the same ring as Fury, Usyk would eat him again .
Make Simon happy, Tyson Fury is #1
Usyk is likely to be the favorite now. Irs about confidence. Fury is top condition has a good chance of winning the fight. But how much doez Fury wsnt this? Only he kbows. He is mint. Doez not need the money. I remember a quote from the gr8 Marvin Hagler.
Its hard to get up for a run at 4 am when you are wearing i silk pijamas!! Nuff said
Just waiting for all the casuals and clowns saying it wasn’t a close fight……..
Fury will win the rematch to all the haters usyk is brilliant yes but unbeatable nah.
Hes unbeaten tho
The last fight it wasn't close. Usyk won 116 - 111 easily.
Usyk wins again I reckon.
Usyk won 116 - 111 at least. Not was a close fight.
Blah blah blah. Tyson will be out by the sixth round and Usyk will either duck DDD or loose to him.
Typical blind English, if you think you know boxing then you should be able to see Usyk is superior in every way.
6ft 9 ?? . Where do they get those figures from. 😂😂
I know. He's 6'7 same as wilder. Same height at the faceoffs. Fury tiptoes in every photo to make himself a little taller. Google, tyson fury tip toe photos.
@ that Jason mamoa video that made me chuckle. How tall are you Tyson. ? 6 ft 9. Wow clearly didn’t want to call him out on that one as almost same height ha
@ almost as funny as iron mikes 5ft 11 claim on tv. I doubt he’s never seen the higher end of 5ft 9 in his prime.
Super Unbeatable Champ Simon = Top LAD Proper Clobber ✊👊
Simp
@freedom4life123 Stay Humble Eh.
The first fight wasnt close ... why do people keep saying this... The pain game just released an analysis scoring round by round, clearly Uysk won by quite a distance
do you not have a brain yourself ? or do you need somebody to tell you whats happening in plain sight ? think about that for a second of get somebody elses opinion that you can latch onto that suits you more by the sounds of it 🤦🏻♂️🤭🤭🤭
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Ukraine needs Usyk to fight and win for them, he's carrying a lot of people on his shoulders that don't have much else to hope for, and you almost have to beat them as well to beat him. He's the nations mascot and how do you retire from that role. Win or lose he's the peoples champion, but it will be sad for them if he loses. Nothing against Tyson, but I hope Usyk wins, the war ends, and he retires as champ having done his country proud.
I just want Usyk to stop him, and shut these muppets up forever
good for you boy now go to the next free palestine march and sing your heart out you melt
Well let's hope the boxing authorities let Mr Usyk take his very suspicious crucifix into the ring again... Just to help him out of the hiding he was taking from Fury in a good 3 /4rounds.......mmm magic poeder on it I recon... Come on Usyk, give it another good kiss... I think they should be keeping an eye on his corner men.... It's amazing that no one has pointed this out....