This and the Inoue fight from earlier should really start to open up people's eyes more: height don't mean as much as people think when it comes to boxing.
Being tall has it's advantages, but being short has game-changing advantages as well: quickness, speed, movement, etc.
Whether you're short or tall though who ever wins is the person who can execute their game plan on fight night.
Who can take away what the other fighter does well?
Who can adapt once their weapons are taken away?
Who can make the other fight their fight?
Who can be what they need to be, when they need to be it in during those 36 minutes?
etc.
That's who wins the fight.
Yes, Fury is skilled but people thinking he's going to beat Usyk because he's tall with boxing skills really don't know how boxing works.
Heights don't win boxing matches, boxers win boxing matches. This ain't short gang talking either.