I said top rated heavies. The ones he fought that were the most accomplished were American. FYI Usyk fought only one name opponent that was a Brit at cruiser. The rest were all from different countries (Germany, Poland, Russia, Lithuania, South Africa, America, etc). Those guys would've all been considered heavies back in Ali's day.
heavyweight was almost always fought by people in one country. that has more to do with promotions.
He's lost some speed but his timing is still razor sharp. The guy just turned 39.
You got countered hard with logic and didn't like it. We understand. BTW Usyk beat a plethora of guys at the same weight (heavy) in the aforementioned WSB that were all different nationalities. Oh, and won the World Championships & Olympics against the best international competition on the planet. You're excused.
You can't actually believe the first point, right? You can't be that dumb.
"Dr." Fong. He must've received his doctorate from 4chan.
Same weight class and he got paid for all 6 fights. The end.
PS. People still talk about them to this day.
What I'm referring to is the now defunct organization called the World Series of Boxing (WSB) that AIBA used to run. It was a so-called "semi-professional" circuit that had the look and feel of a professional fight but with some slight differences. It's where Usyk schooled Joyce, beat Majidov, and several other heavyweights.
Based on what? His power is derived from his violent swings which he can't do anymore. If he throws a straight right it's less hard than Joshua and probably not even top 3.
I'm talking about Usyk
Yeah I heard Usyk might want to fight Ruiz and I think Ruiz deserves it even less than Wilder. Even though Wilder has lost a lot lately he has at least been active and has one recent win. Ruiz was damned lucky to get that draw vs Miller (I thought he lost) but that was his first fight since he won vs Ortiz. He just doesn't fuckin fight enough and has pissed away a lot of his prime. He can't milk that AJ KO forever.
