12/21/2024 DAZN: Oleksandr Usyk vs Tyson Fury 2 (WBC/WBA/WBO Heavyweight Titles) / Serhii Bohachuk vs Ishmael Davis

[TheNig]

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

I thought Dubois had a fight already

Parker

So that promo ting was weird as fuk

 

[malbaker86]

Usyk should retire and let the belts scatter. Turk can literally do a PPV tourney of title fights for each belt lol and then a second for unification then third for undisputed all in 2025

Usyk vs Beterbiev at CW

 

[Apollo Creed]

Usyk vs Beterbiev at CW

belt won't even matter so just do it at Bridger weight lol

 

[Born2BKing]

I had Usyk by 2 rounds

 

[UpAndComing]

I don’t think jai has anything for him right now. Outside of speed maybe footwork to keep up, does the power move up to HW is the question.

Its an intriguing matchup. Usyk's manager/promoter said the option to go back down to Cruiserweight

I like the matchup because Opetaia would have the speed and power advantage, Usyk everything else. And Jai is approaching his prime, and Usyk is exiting his prime. And they have a common opponent in Breidis. I wanna see it

 

[Shadow King]

Just watched the fight.

Easy work from Usyk, I don't see why people think there was a robbery, maybe English fans I guess ? I had it 8-4 and I'm fine with 7-5 as there a couple of rounds that were very tight.

But I can't see no reality where Fury won 6 let alone 7. Rounds 5 and 9 are the only clear, without a doubt rounds for him IMO.

Fury as the bigger, taller man got walked down all night. No amount of stiff arming, clinching, UK uppercuting and backhanded jabbing helped him.

As for Usyk, dude can retire right now, he's already one of the greats. I would like a Dubois rematch though to lift all doubts but otherwise, Usyk has nothing left to prove.

What rounds did you give Fury? 10 was more definitive than 9 to me, and 7 was quiet and more questionable than 6 to me.

 

[Apollo Creed]

Its an intriguing matchup. Usyk's manager/promoter said the option to go back down to Cruiserweight

I like the matchup because Opetaia would have the speed and power advantage, Usyk everything else. And Jai is approaching his prime, and Usyk is exiting his prime. And they have a common opponent in Breidis. I wanna see it

I don't like seeing people go down in weight. Usyk is older now and would lose decent muscle imo it's not worth it

 

[Yuzo]

usyk saying things like he wants to sit outside, look up at the sky, when a fighter starts talking like that he doesn't have a lot of fighting left.

 

[chunky_mcdaniels]

Usyks mad poetic with his bars man

Jus watched an interview and he goes "my wife sent me clip of daughter 10 months saying dada.. I have 2 month old daughter now. I'm gonna go home, off my phone, close house, watch the sky and watch the trees grow"

Check out his videos, always dropping little gems, inspiring motherfukker.

 

[chunky_mcdaniels]

Usyk should retire and let the belts scatter.

This, nothing to prove at heavyweight anymore. Leave while your brain and body are intact, he has no business there as it is.

I don't mind him going down to 190 again and having a go, at least for him to feel it out and see if he wants it or not? This isn't Roy or the early 00's, the science behind taking the right amount of time, getting down in weight properly etc it's lightyears ahead of where it was. Plus you have to factor in Usyk's team and their state of the art approach to training too.

 

[Roid Jones]

I wish people would stop suggesting the way to beat Usyk is to run up on him and throw multiple punches

 

[OGBobbyJohnson]

 

[R=G]

When should he have fought Roy? Any realistic times would've been after his losses to Tarver and Johnson.
Kessler was supposed to be the big challenge at 168. Just like Lacy was prior.

Nah