LUKE THOMAS: How Anthony Joshua DESTROYED Francis Ngannou (HIDDEN DETAILS!)
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- Luke Thomas: Anthony Joshua viciously knocked out Francis Ngannou in the second round of their boxing match, but there are some hidden details that show what Joshua did is more than just big power.
Luke Thomas breaks down the monster KO from Joshua-Ngannou.
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The way Joshua is just looking for an opening all the time and reading Francis in Realtime and adjusting is just a masterclass in boxing! Bravo to him and well done to you for a great breakdown!
Brendan Schaub watching making a copy of this breakdown tomorrow.
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LOL.
Let’s hope Luke releases his own version of Gringo Papi.
He is moving his body, hips out of the way because when someone changes levels in MMA they are going for a take down. When his parry goes from his chin all the way down to his thighs, he is defending a takedown, He is "defending" against a takedown because he has spent years learning that instinct. MMA fighters will never be good boxers. They have ingrained training that is opposite of what a boxer should do. They have to spend years "unlearning" and then re-learning. It is not a transition, it is completely relearning how to fight. I dont understand why MMA fighters and fans cannot grasp this concept.
This is true. Takedown defense ruins boxing defense
You summed it up perfectly mate!!!
Because there is no money in them grasping any concepts.
Correct me if I’m wrong you can block body kicks with the same parry right?
@@lawrencereed3710right but a body kick isnt changing levels, there is no dip in the shoulders, that would be coming from the hip
Much respect from one student of the game to another. Much appreciated for the shout out Luke!
Trying to keep up with you! Keep doing your thing.
And if anyone is reading this and not following Boxing Gems, fix that now. LT recommended and approved.
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@@LukeThomasplz can you explain why Francis didnt look as bad vs Fury , vs Joshua he looked like a fool who doesnt know what hes doing , why he didnt look like that vs Fury? both Fury and Joshua are supposedly way way better than Francis , so why?
Ayyee we in this thang bredda 😎🤝🏿
@@BoxingGems much respect I love your work bro
What a masterclass from Jashua. What we all expected to see vs Fury but I really don't think Fury ever took him serious and paid for it. Joshua really did his homework and was adapting in real time QUICK, he really showed the inexperience of Francis.
homework was the fury fight lol
Even if Fury didn't take Ngannou seriously (which even he himself says he did) he is an elite level heavyweight and supposedly one of the best, if not the best if this generation, and should have been able to deal with Ngannou way more convincingly than he did.
@@_Damian_.That's a fact
Fury is just overrated because of the wins over Wilder
I really think people give Fury too much credit.
The average person does not realise that boxing is a highly technical sport that requires a combination of physical prowess and strategic thinking. Like chess, it involves anticipating your opponent's moves, setting traps, and executing precise maneuvers to gain an advantage. It's not just about throwing punches; it's about outsmarting your opponent and controlling the pace of the fight
hell yeah dennis
The same really applies to MMA. Faking punches and recognizing patterns and reactions from your opponent helps set up your own offense. Every time Joshua went to the body Francis went with a left hook leaving him open to a right hand. Joshua recognized this and it played a huge part in his winning.
@@mynameismud-qd9vu MMA is chess and boxing is checkers. A boxer going into MMA would killed in 15 seconds by a top MMA guy.
@@issacdragon3834 mma is still getting their fundamentals down. The average local gym can’t even teach punching mechanics. Most the boxing gyms can’t. TH-cam is changing that.
Albert Einstein could not tell you who won the F.A. Cup in 1922 either.@@issacdragon3834
Great work Luke amazing video
Levels. Joshua has been doing this forever, and is an Olympic medalist. There has definitely been moments in his career where he has taken his foot off the gas and lost focus on the fight side of the busines, but when he feels he has something to prove and is focused, he is still top tier.
People should put more respect on AJ. Mma fans are all saying AJ has boxed all his life but he only started at 18. Done very well to achieve what will be a future HOF career
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Exactly 😊
Aj is the new kid on the block.
Hes always fought guys who were more experienced than him loool
Dillian whyte started fighting before he did
Povetkin usyk
Parker
Ruiz
Wallin..I'm sure if wallin was trained by teddy atlas.
Ngannou is the 1st novice aj has fought since probably 2009
I mean aj was born in 1989
Klitchko had his 1st boxing match in 1989..
So by 2017 when aj vs klitchko..
Klitcko had been boxing for 28 years.
Meaning on his worst day
Klitchko could
Beat Aj
Simply bcause of experience
Why do people keep saying he was an Olympic medalist?? The dude was the undefeated HW champ for awhile, that's a MUCH bigger achievement.
U mean when he's topped up.
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Strait punches beat looping hooks. AJ took him to school. He was never even worried, the win in his eyes was not worth celebrating.
Yup, the final punch pretty much summed it up. He wasn't happy about facing such a low skilled opponent. It's crazy how well Ngannou was able to do vs Fury.
Mate this breakdown is incredible, you can spot, verbalise and explain simply, things I only thought unconsciously, or didn’t notice at all
I was hyped when Francis faught so we’ll against Fury but after this one, I’m glad order has been restored to the universe. As a former boxer, to think an MMA fight without even amateurs fights would beat a Multiple title champion makes no sense to my brain.
From southpaw it looked like Ngannou had zero knowledge of the outside foot position battle and got lined up immediately. Joshua just used simple fundamental boxing and put on a display.
I love this technical stuff as someone who doesn’t box, I never understand this when watching the match
I have to say this is a very informative, interesting and educational video. Ive been watching professional boxing since the mid 1960's, mainly because of Muhammed Ali, even when he was CC.
Ive never boxed myself, but a big fan.
I have learnt more watching this video than all those years combined.
I love the way you slow it all down and explain whats going on, as clearly these boxers move quicker thwn my eyes can keep up.
Great job, very interesting.
Had to subscribe after your analysis. Great content.
Me too
Same…
He scared me with how lethal the analysis was
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Damn, A.J. gave Francis a George Foreman handshake. Holy shit.
yeah it was Foreman like - beautiful
Luke is one of the few youtubers who knows you can film a TV with the fight on it and it's not copyright. So much better than slide shows
That's not how it works. It has nothing to do with putting one picture inside another. The four criteria for fair use are:
#1 Whether your work transforms the original. Analysing a few moments of the fight, is not the same as playing the whole fight, no matter how much you talk over it.
#2 The nature of the copyright material. An event filmed purely for pay-per-view, is way different to a random event.
#3 The amount of the copyright material you use. If you played the entire fight, it's not fair use, no matter how many times you pause it to add stuff
#4 The effect of your work on the value of the original work. Which is kind of a combination of the other 3. If people can watch your work instead of the original material, then it's never fair use, no matter what.
This video uses only small sections of the fight, and there's no way you could watch this video instead of watching the fight. You're not getting to see the fight for free here.
This would have been fair use, even if the fight footage had been fullscreen. It easily meets the criteria either way. The only reason a lot of TH-camrs use picture in picture, is cus they KNOW their video isn't fair use, and using picture in picture makes it a bit harder for Content ID to automatically flag it and notify the copyright owner, who can then either have it removed, or choose to leave it up, but monetise it, so that if there are ads, the money goes to the copyright owner, not the uploader.
Great effort to put out such detailed analysis in such a short time, good job sir!
Thanks, Prof., for the incisive analysis. I will not cut classes anymore. 😅
Great breakdown, so much you saw in such a short fight.
Love that you didn't show the final punch in full, out of respect for Ngannou, nice touch👊🏽
Man I absolutely love Luke's breakdown videos, keep 'em coming.🙏
Damn Luke, I haven't even watched this yet but kudos for putting it out so quick.
Sweet science of boxing, makes boxing the best combat sport ever. Knowing how to throw your hands and knowing how to flow with the rhythms, distinguish boxing from any kombat sport.
Anybody with me? 😊
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Wow this was great! Thanks Luke.
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Fantastic video,
Thank you 👌🏼🔥
Good rundown. Thanks👍🇬🇧
Superb video. Very insightful.
amazing breakdown, ty. the difference between Joshua and Fury is that Joshua is clearly not afraid of Francis and Fury was.
Fury wasn't until he got dropped. Its no different from when ruiz dropped joshua.
Thank you
AJ is. Professional who trained and took the fight seriously, while Tyson is slob who trained about an hour for the fight.
Thank you for that, that was great. I had to watch some of that fight at a slower speed because those punches were so fast. Nice one.
What a great analysis! Loved it.
Great breakdown 👌
Cool video bro. Thanks for break down
Love these wrap up vids
Amazing breakdown mate! Subscribed
Wow. Amazing breakdown. It was my first time seeing this channel. As I sit on a patio in Thailand, sweating my ass off having a beer 🍺
Awesome work
Love these breakdowns 😊
excellent work Luke.
Cracking stuff, excellent breakdown
Thanks for the explanation mate 🤜🤛
Great analysis!
Francis lost this fight and it sucks. But what i noticed is that he was biting on the fakes to much. That is when i knew it wasn't gonna go well
He felt the power and was scared of getting hit again he didn't respect furys power so didn't bite to his feints
Great breakdown of the fight mate, well done.😊
Fantastic analysis and presentation. Thank you!
Great video
Excellent analysis.
Subscribed.
lovely brakdown, youve gained a subscriber look forward to more
GREAT breakdown Luke! Love from Toronto brother! 🥊💯🙌🏻
Great video 🔥🥊
Amazing work
I subscribed immediately i saw your prudent analysis
That was great! Good insights
I've learned something ,great video ,got my subscription
Absolutely great breakdown......👏👏👏 subscribed........
Fantastic breakdowns and analysis. You're one of the best imo.
Love this. I try to explain this stuff to my friends and they just don't get it, so I'll send them this. 👍
That is a really good analysis 👍
Hey Luke, thanks for doing these breakdowns of fights. I learn a lot from them! Why don't you do dissected anymore?
Spot on Luke
Good work bro
Superb review and analysis chap, thank you. Very insightful.
Good stuff Luke
Well that deserved a sub!
Great work, LT!
Another superb take on a fight that just really breaks down the full spectrum.
This is really good, Luke. Great analysis and break down.
Brilliant breakdown.. I’m subscribing
This is amazing. Great breakdown! Bravo!
Good shit as usual Luke!
Great breakdown! Thanks, Luke 💪🏼
Excellent analysis. Thankyou! 👏👏
Brilliant analysis. Joshua has often stressed that he is learning the technical aspects of boxing, and takes time to read his opponent. However, this is always missed by casuals who just want to see a KO. I initially thought the second punch was a variant of the pull counter popularised by Ali and Floyd Mayweather, but rather than pull back and extend the jab from the opponent to fully open the opponent's face, Joshua stepped aside, keeping his focus for the imminent collision from the space narrowed by Ngannou. Good analysis.
Ngannou has been in love with the left hook since he dropped and troubled fury. He neglected that the jab gives you the range to land such punches.
When Joshua saw that he was looking for the big left hook, it was implement plan A and the end of the fight.
Joshua took his jab away too. That's how he knocked him down the 2nd time. Ngannou stepped in with a jab but Joshua used a pull back counter straight 😴
I don’t think there’s anything Francis could have done would have worked on AJ. AJ is too fast and too powerful and miles ahead in skills
@@jimmylee3023yeah in boxing francid has no chance
Good job 💪🔥
Excellent video and analysis. Really enjoyed this. AJ performance was great but this video really highlights all the subtle things that make up the parts of a world class heavyweight boxer.
Mr Luke Thomas, your in depth technical analysis is simply mind blowing and educational. You said it all - boxing is a tough sport. You sound like a Professor in sport science. I guess you have an excellent music phraseology background too. Thank you sir..This is the best analysis I have seen so far…
Great video and analysis ❤
Great analysis 👍
A nice quick turn around Luke. Really appreciate it, always interest and in depth
Damn - GREAT analysis! Youve earned my sub for sure! 👍👍💯
This is the best boxing analysis I've seen by an MMA guy. He nailed technically obscure details of Boxing science. Francis a great puncher and all-around offensive machine in MMA, but boxers focus on defending and landing punches 24/7. As beautiful as he looked against Tyson Fury, Joshua gave him the utmost respect for his ring generalship and punching ability. AJ was drilled into the fight as if he were facing Oleksandr Usyk. Francis will be better in his next boxing match. He's made 30 million in 2 boxing matches and can do this for another 3 years if he focuses every day on mastering footwork, positioning, blocking, parrying, slipping, ducking, rolling, and countering. After resting and rehabbing his brain for a few months, I would match him with Tom Schwarz ranked 77th.
Thank you very much, that was an amazing breakdown for a huge boxing fan and novice. Thanks from bonnie Scotland.
Thanks for the breakdown Luke! Insanely fast!
Great breakdown 👍
I remember MMA fans and even Joe Rogan sing boxing is easy MMA you have to learn five different sports. Is it easy now? Is reality setting in
MMA still is 5 sports into in.
I love your analysis. Im glad i found you 👍
Excellent. Thank you.
Fantastic break down Luke as always. The Tyson Fury Wilder breakdown when you were talking about the A frame I still go back to and watch.
Great analysis 👏
Beautiful breakdown!!
Thanks another on point dissecting attacks and strong defenses.
Great analysis Luke. Thank you.
Dang it, I missed it live. Had to watch the replay
Quality content thank you.
Great breakdown analysis
That is the best technical / tactical analysis of boxing I have ever seen.... Really wow, thanks!
Excellent analysis.
Great analysis, thank you.
love this. exactly the type of analysis i like watching
Great video thank you. It shows that experience will almost win over power