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Usyk won the undisputed heavy weight title last night. What a superbly trained and dedicated fighter he is. I pray that the boxing program that produced him,Loma and soany others emerges from this war intact.
As as Anthony Joshua fan, i was devastated for AJ just like AJ himself was when he lost the rematch fight to Usyk but after seeing how technically gifted Usyk is, i have finally come to the realization that there is absolutely no shame in that
He seems to have matured and come out better than before. Losses don't mean much and can help a fighter grow, too many fans place importance on the 0 losses thing to be honest
Pre-slips and active lead hand are dangerous against a counter puncher Floyd gets pilloried for running but usyk is worshiped for doing practically the same I think he will lose against fury He is not a ‘you hit me first guy’
@@D_AnthonyForeskin he defo steps up gears as a fight goes on, not just entirely relying on an opponent to gas out, tho that does also help his gameplan
@s4mm4st3r5 legit, we saw Loma do it the other day with kambosas, i was expecting a points win then boom body shot. Usyk and Loma are pound for pound greats man
Great breakdown. Usyk is one of the goats, very few in the history could come close to him in versatility, ability to adjust and technical skills. If anyone at all...
Honestly. Usyk is one of the most skilled heavy weights of all time, up there with Mohammad Ali. He can certainly outbox Fury in their upcoming fight. But, Fury is a heavy weight beast, and for his size, he moves extremely well too. Very exciting fight indeed!
It looks nothing special when you watch a fight normally. But when you watch this slow-motion analysis, you realize how great this guy is, and what a nightmare is for his opponents to play this game with him and try to land at least something on this Ukranian champ.
Thank you, SkillsBoxing, as a true and very dedicated southpaw switch hitter boxer, I consider Oleksandr Usyk the most technically skilled heavyweight boxer. He’s like a big version of the southpaws Lomachenko and Pacquiao put into one. Honestly, my top 5 pound per pound list ranks Usyk as number 2 after #1 Terence Crawford. 😎🔥🥇 🥊🥊🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾💖✝️
I’m a heavyweight southpaw and recently I sparred with another heavyweight (light spar). That guy hit me with a jab, I almost went to sleep but he didn’t notice it as I recovered instantly but I knew not to mess with his punches a lot. Usyk and Loma are great inspirations for me as I too move a lot especially for a heavyweight, I’m gonna study them to get better
Did you do a rope jumping? Skipping rope helps MUUCH in gaining speed. Imma in the same situation as you, also big southpaw , and after several months of skipping and jumping rope, I gained lots of speed. So I had nice speed even when I did spars with much lighter guys (middleweight and supermiddleweights)
@@EdwardNigma950 I only jump ropes when warming up before my boxing class. And I really don’t struggle a lot with smaller people. I want to add jumping ropes in the morning but I already run like 3 to 3.5 miles every other day
@imhassane try to do the jumps after the main part of the training, for about 7-10 minutes. After month-two, you will see the effect :) My coach also was the spar partner of Usyk and he knows that soviet style, so I'm knowing what I'm talking about. So good luck to you, mate ;)
You got it man, never stay stationary. Instead always keep elusive movement to keep your opponent guessing and confused. Use your lead hand as a formidable weapon for distance control, probing, and feinting.
Subbed. Fantastic breakdown, thank you. I particularly appreciated all the work put into slowing down sequences to illustrate the point. Keep up the great work!
Soooo where was it created then? You call his opinion bs but do not provide the backup to your argument. Where does this style come from originally? What's its history?
@@frankk9105 Usyk owes his style to Anatoly Lomachenko. And if the soviet boxing created in russia, then where are all the russian boxers? Why am I seeing only ukrainians? 😉
if you teaching boxing , dont say that this footwork comes from russia , cuz its a bullshit, if this footwork would come from russia than there would be a russian champs, but its clearly ukrainian boxing school from akerman
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@zaidabida007 James Toney? That would be super short and easy video to do. "Block the punches by your face." That's the breakdown of his career. If he didn't have a block of concrete instead of head, he would have been beaten by every second boxer he ever met. Disrespectful blockhead.
nice workouts from him in training. quickness, stamina, coordination. a lot different then most boxers which is heavy hitting, combinations and sparring.
Subbed. Excellent video. Usyk's body is often exposed more than General Grievous', but apart from that, he's a great technician with unearthly stamina.
I think the flaw in Usyks game is that he is less effective when he in the clinch and being rough housed. That said he is the highest skilled Heavyweight in the last 20 years.
It cannot be fully described as a "Soviet" style. Yes, there is an element of the shuttle step, but all other movements are something entirely uncharacteristic of the Soviet boxing style. Therefore, I would say that Lomachenko's father took the Soviet style as a foundation, added his own ideas, and modernized it into a style that I would call the "2012 Ukrainian Olympic team style."
Yesss. There is elements of it, specially when he boxed on the amateurs you could see the pendulum step more, but Loma and Usyk do have a style of their own💯
@@JimDarkmagicThe4thUkraine was part of Soviet Union and loads of ukrainian boxers were fighting for SU in olympics, loads of ukrainian couches were training Soviet boxers...Why do you see so many ukrainian champions this days with that style? Why dont you see russian champions with "famous russian style"
Usyk's footwork has a major fundamental flaw. He hops too high up! He can't plant his feet and counter on reaction because of it. Often when he hops back out of range, he does a few extra hops. An elite opponent can easily exploit that because there's a split second that his feet aren't touching the ground, so he can't move or punch with power. Bivol has much better footwork. No unnecessary hops, feet barely leave the floor, simply glide around the ring and can be planted for a power counter when he needs to.
I knew uysk was going to win the moment this video was released, I never saw any of usyks fights before but I have watched furys fights enough to gain the confidence in usyk.
Usyk's and Loma's styles are so beautiful. Soviet/Ukrainian Boxing-Tadition. Both embody the highest art of boxing. Wonderful. Hope Usyk beats Fury in a fair fight.
Will be interesting to see if Fury can send his long wiry arms through Usyk’s extended fencing style guard. Fury slimmed down to try to increase mobility to evade Usyk.
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Quality > Quantity
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Thank you for these informational videos!
Congrats! Well deserved👏👏
Usyk won the undisputed heavy weight title last night. What a superbly trained and dedicated fighter he is. I pray that the boxing program that produced him,Loma and soany others emerges from this war intact.
It won't lol
wait untill you see bivol whos miles above usyk
@@treejay818 we will not see bivol in hw and he is far from usyk in p4p list
As as Anthony Joshua fan, i was devastated for AJ just like AJ himself was when he lost the rematch fight to Usyk but after seeing how technically gifted Usyk is, i have finally come to the realization that there is absolutely no shame in that
No and really in terms of character none of them top Usyk. Hope he wins the undisputed belt
He seems to have matured and come out better than before. Losses don't mean much and can help a fighter grow, too many fans place importance on the 0 losses thing to be honest
correct AJ put up a proper fight, can stay confident in that knowledge ... his team let him down, he was out on his feet when he threw those belts ...
This guys stamina is mad
great stamina and nice feet. perfect.
Usyk is 37 years old, too old
Pre-slips and active lead hand are dangerous against a counter puncher Floyd gets pilloried for running but usyk is worshiped for doing practically the same I think he will lose against fury He is not a ‘you hit me first guy’
@@vm5954the difference is Usyk puts pressure, Floyd just waits
@@vm5954Usyk actually throws punches
nothing beautiful in boxing than watching a fighter with great foot work. Usyk, Bovil, and Loma are very entertaining.
Usyks stamina is insane like in every round hes better when in the previous round
thats called pacing urself
It just looks like he's better each round, when in fact his opponent is just running outta gas
@@D_AnthonyForeskin he defo steps up gears as a fight goes on, not just entirely relying on an opponent to gas out, tho that does also help his gameplan
@@TY-km8hj Yep he does. Just like Lomachenko. They pace themselves like that when they have figured their opponent out they start stepping on the gas.
@s4mm4st3r5 legit, we saw Loma do it the other day with kambosas, i was expecting a points win then boom body shot. Usyk and Loma are pound for pound greats man
Great breakdown. Usyk is one of the goats, very few in the history could come close to him in versatility, ability to adjust and technical skills. If anyone at all...
Honestly. Usyk is one of the most skilled heavy weights of all time, up there with Mohammad Ali. He can certainly outbox Fury in their upcoming fight. But, Fury is a heavy weight beast, and for his size, he moves extremely well too. Very exciting fight indeed!
Yes this fight really feels 50/50 because fury also got skills, I think take the edge tho
Muhammad.
@@tonysundo1173 who u betting ur money on?
Of course you are. Just saying it won't win that money though, so let's hear from you on Sunday. @@tonysundo1173
Glad usyk won
Insane quality of analysis. Thank you!
Who's here after our ukrainian master made Fury's feet a little dancey?
That’s beautiful work on Usyk 🇺🇦👊
It looks nothing special when you watch a fight normally. But when you watch this slow-motion analysis, you realize how great this guy is, and what a nightmare is for his opponents to play this game with him and try to land at least something on this Ukranian champ.
Thank you, SkillsBoxing, as a true and very dedicated southpaw switch hitter boxer, I consider Oleksandr Usyk the most technically skilled heavyweight boxer. He’s like a big version of the southpaws Lomachenko and Pacquiao put into one. Honestly, my top 5 pound per pound list ranks Usyk as number 2 after #1 Terence Crawford. 😎🔥🥇
🥊🥊🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾💖✝️
I’m a heavyweight southpaw and recently I sparred with another heavyweight (light spar). That guy hit me with a jab, I almost went to sleep but he didn’t notice it as I recovered instantly but I knew not to mess with his punches a lot. Usyk and Loma are great inspirations for me as I too move a lot especially for a heavyweight, I’m gonna study them to get better
Did you do a rope jumping? Skipping rope helps MUUCH in gaining speed. Imma in the same situation as you, also big southpaw , and after several months of skipping and jumping rope, I gained lots of speed. So I had nice speed even when I did spars with much lighter guys (middleweight and supermiddleweights)
@@EdwardNigma950 I only jump ropes when warming up before my boxing class. And I really don’t struggle a lot with smaller people. I want to add jumping ropes in the morning but I already run like 3 to 3.5 miles every other day
@imhassane try to do the jumps after the main part of the training, for about 7-10 minutes. After month-two, you will see the effect :)
My coach also was the spar partner of Usyk and he knows that soviet style, so I'm knowing what I'm talking about. So good luck to you, mate ;)
@@EdwardNigma950 thanks for the advice, I’ll start jumping ropes after my training
You got it man, never stay stationary. Instead always keep elusive movement to keep your opponent guessing and confused. Use your lead hand as a formidable weapon for distance control, probing, and feinting.
Usyk is an extraordinary talent.
Usyk is An Artist
Really enjoyed this breakdown, Usyk definitely has my respect
That is Anatolii Lomachenko training those guys, his own son Vasilii, Usik and Gvozdik as well, you can clearly see same hand on all three
Usyk has to win to prove his skill and footwork. Boxing is a great game needs lots of effort and mental power which Usyk has. Best of luck brother.
i think hes won more than enough. lol😂 hes goated already
Thanks for the video what an exceptional athlete. Would love to see a video about what it means to “set traps” in boxing.
Subbed. Fantastic breakdown, thank you. I particularly appreciated all the work put into slowing down sequences to illustrate the point. Keep up the great work!
Great video!
Usyk is THE man right now!
Top skills and an exciting active style
I can see him going down to Fury on Size but never Skill
Usyk just beat Fury. Seamless performance.
Usyk is the best boxer in history: He would beat all the rest of the boxers than ever exist, even the greatests.
stop talking bullshiet... and get our ass off Usyks stick...
Lol!
This style was not created in russia! Don’t say bullsh*t..
Many people call everything Slavic Russian, that sucks
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It's soviet style boxing no
Soooo where was it created then? You call his opinion bs but do not provide the backup to your argument.
Where does this style come from originally? What's its history?
@@frankk9105 Usyk owes his style to Anatoly Lomachenko. And if the soviet boxing created in russia, then where are all the russian boxers? Why am I seeing only ukrainians? 😉
~Thanks for posting!
This is the best analysis I've ever seen. Fury better watch this video till it's too late.
This is the reason why we live Usyk. It will be very hard for anyone to beat this amazing talent or shall I say GIFT. The beauty of fitness
He is very cerebral. Very white.
That's a fantastic breakdown and analysis 👌
Dude this is awesome, I teach boxing but I want to make sure that I'm always improving along side my peeps so thanks brother
if you teaching boxing , dont say that this footwork comes from russia , cuz its a bullshit, if this footwork would come from russia than there would be a russian champs, but its clearly ukrainian boxing school from akerman
I'm not quite sure what you mean, I never said that it was a Russian technique?
@@gilsieburg5959 you might get me wrong, the guy in the video says that, i'm just sayng that its not true )
Ah gotcha, yeah I don't know, honest mistake on his part then he didn't mean no wrong
@@Bernard-wv7sr east Europe he says
Mad lad did it...
Loma, Sugar Ray Leonard, RJJ some of my favs. Go Usyk!!!!!
Same here! Best technicians.
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Really enjoyed this.
His cardio is insane
Best boxing skills breakdown Chanel by far 🎊 🎉. Thank you sir !
we want a james toney video plzz
Yes we need this
Facts
@zaidabida007
James Toney?
That would be super short and easy video to do.
"Block the punches by your face."
That's the breakdown of his career. If he didn't have a block of concrete instead of head, he would have been beaten by every second boxer he ever met. Disrespectful blockhead.
I'm a student of the sport, love the breakdowns
nice workouts from him in training. quickness, stamina, coordination. a lot different then most boxers which is heavy hitting, combinations and sparring.
That was fascinating. I enjoy boxing very much but know nothing of the fine art. This video really was educational and very enjoyable. Thank you.
Thanks for the comment!!
thank for the thorough analysis and overall pleasant to video to watch
Subbed. Excellent video. Usyk's body is often exposed more than General Grievous', but apart from that, he's a great technician with unearthly stamina.
Lol
I got reference :)
This is great video!
Great analysis
W 100k Subs. You deserve it ❤
Brilliant video.
My mind, my heart is with Usyk
God bless you -
this May 2024
&
завжди, назавжди!
Anticipatory defense breakdown: YES PLEASE!
Excellent work on this mate 👏
What a well designed video good job
Usyk wins Fury, this video will get much more attention now :)
I think the flaw in Usyks game is that he is less effective when he in the clinch and being rough housed. That said he is the highest skilled Heavyweight in the last 20 years.
Well put!
Agreed. I would even say more than 20 years.
Whom do you see as more skilled than Usyk?
Outstanding analysis
This is a great analysis video.
This was very educational. Explains a great deal while he's risen to this level . . . and can beat a much larger foe.
Who is watching this video after Usyk won against Fury?
It cannot be fully described as a "Soviet" style. Yes, there is an element of the shuttle step, but all other movements are something entirely uncharacteristic of the Soviet boxing style. Therefore, I would say that Lomachenko's father took the Soviet style as a foundation, added his own ideas, and modernized it into a style that I would call the "2012 Ukrainian Olympic team style."
Yesss. There is elements of it, specially when he boxed on the amateurs you could see the pendulum step more, but Loma and Usyk do have a style of their own💯
😂
Outstanding, superb!
Usyk has the best footwork, stamina, side to side movement, head movement, ring IQ.
Only 2 weakness lacks one punch knockout & weak to body shots.
Great analysis ❤
The best breakdown I ever saw!
I would love to see a video for the anticipatory defense
Cheers!
The best breakdown i've seen so far
This analysis is spot on! Love it!
I'll tell you the truth: these movements are from Ukrainian boxing, not from russian boxing, the russians simply repeat
Its Soviet style. You got no idea what you’re talking about.
The absolute disrespect. This is Soviet-style!!!!
You need some first-hand lessons in a ring with one.
Ya know Ukraine was Russia before it was Ukraine You realize Ukraine is the mother country of Russia this is literally the soviet style
@@JimDarkmagicThe4thUkraine was part of Soviet Union and loads of ukrainian boxers were fighting for SU in olympics, loads of ukrainian couches were training Soviet boxers...Why do you see so many ukrainian champions this days with that style? Why dont you see russian champions with "famous russian style"
@@terrymaverick580😂
Usyk's footwork has a major fundamental flaw. He hops too high up! He can't plant his feet and counter on reaction because of it. Often when he hops back out of range, he does a few extra hops. An elite opponent can easily exploit that because there's a split second that his feet aren't touching the ground, so he can't move or punch with power. Bivol has much better footwork. No unnecessary hops, feet barely leave the floor, simply glide around the ring and can be planted for a power counter when he needs to.
Yeah I know what you mean cause every opponent has managed to do this even the huge AJ 😂😂
No man is perfect, but Usyk's footwork is certainly the best in cruiser and hw since many, many years, and perhaps since ever. In cruiser and hw.
@rustygear447
Main flaw in your comment is that it's nonsense. Otherwise good effort. 👍
@@luboshcamber1992 Main flaw in your comment is that you said nothing of value. Keep trying 👍
Keep This As Learning Thanks For Information
Noted: Usyk, Lomachenko, Berinchyk and Klitschko's grew up in a war zone .... Ukraine's a tough 'hood. Slava Ukraini. 🇺🇦🇨🇦!!
I did Tae Kwon Do when i was younger, and found that the pendulum step is very similar to Tae Kown do's stance.
great work dude!!
the pendulum step actually reminds me of competition karate.
Muhammad Ali used to dance like this in his early days. Hard to do it in your old age against top fighter . Usyk is bad ass
Great analysis. Intreresting stuff!
I remember seeing usyk many years ago and thought he would be the best
Think usyk will get close and rub his forehead agsinst furys weak eye then jab open the recent wound until fight is stopped
I knew uysk was going to win the moment this video was released, I never saw any of usyks fights before but I have watched furys fights enough to gain the confidence in usyk.
Great analysis. 👍
I have subscribed. 😊
That's how Manny Pacquiao moves, it's the lateral movement with combination of good angles and precise jabs and punches.
I think a video breaking down Israil Madrimov's style would be cool
Excellent video!!
Nice video. I would definitely like to see more videos on anticipatory defense!
great video
great vid man keep goin thx
Usyk's and Loma's styles are so beautiful. Soviet/Ukrainian Boxing-Tadition. Both embody the highest art of boxing. Wonderful. Hope Usyk beats Fury in a fair fight.
Fantastic breakdown, he remained undisputed, and you can tell why
Great content man. Earned a New sub 👍🏽
When he slip the lead hand a left check hook timed sweet is the answer 🥊💥
Will be interesting to see if Fury can send his long wiry arms through Usyk’s extended fencing style guard. Fury slimmed down to try to increase mobility to evade Usyk.
its crazy how different the styles of loma and usyk are compared to American boxers at the top level
He moves like a welterweight
This is an amazing video and brilliant brakedown i am now subscribed 👍
Excellent analysis m8!
Subbed instantly
Awesome
Great!
Very very good video never seen such a good explaination. Now i follow you forever :)
Thanks man!!
Very good analysis..
Usyk the technician
PErfect analysis.
Amazing analysis,
hope yo do naoya "the monster" too
He’s a master techtician