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This was kind of funny.Canelo agrees with me.
You girls need to kiss and make up.
This was kind of funny.Canelo agrees with me.
I suppose all lesbian couples go through this. Interracial relationships are tough.You girls need to kiss and make up.
Stain on his legacy if so. It's the most interesting and significant matchup in boxing even over Spence Bud IMO and Fury KNOWS Usyk is his biggest challenge. Let's see
Ppl mentioning Fury's size advantage over Usyk have no idea what they're talking about that gives his game even more issues than guys his size. His infighting is negated and Usyks movement, southpaw tricks, footwork would cause him all sorts of problems. Usyk is durable AF too he ate shots from AJ and couple murderous CW punchers like Gassiev who Arreola said was the hardest puncher he's fought
fury's sloppiness would be highlighted even further with usyk boxing him up.
and when has usyk fought a slow paced fight? he's far more active and mobile than anyone fury has faced. i see him dancing circles around fury and chipping away, much like he does with everyone else.
whether or not that's enough to win is a different matter, but as far as technique goes, usyk makes him look like a god damn fool. people were saying AJ was too big too, and the ukranian made him look like a beginner in spots, size playing almost no factor at all. this narrative that usyk is too small for the bigger heavyweights is weird.
Usyk would get bullied and stopped. Wilder couldn't stop him.Usyk has no chance.
Wilder and Usyk are so similar
What are you, 15? Is that an actual response? How sadGrade 3 reading level. Cucked!
True but the idea behind facing Helenius and then Ruiz is to become the WBC's mandatory challenger (or "official challenger" in their nomenclature). Wilder's already their No. 1 rated contender but they're requiring him to earn it by winning his title eliminator against Helenius and then facing Ruiz in the final (who just won his own title eliminator against Ortiz). However, yeah, he could simply pursue Usyk instead. He's got 3 of the 4 titles so it'd be even more appealing. Usyk did say recently that he's interested in fighting Wilder and not just Fury. Those are the only two guys on his radar. If it were to happen though we wouldn't see it until after Usyk fights Fury for undisputed. It's too much risk to assume before fighting for all the marbles.
My perspicacity is unmatched. This is all going exactly how Fury wants it to go.
All true.I read this over at The Ring's site several hours ago. If Usyk fights Wilder next then his manager should be fired. That would be the dumbest move ever given that Fury and Usyk are the last two men standing in the division with all of the titles. There's no reason for him to risk the biggest payday of his career to fight someone as high risk & low reward as Wilder. On the other hand it may just be a bluff given that Fury went after his rival in AJ so now Usyk wants Fury to think that he's going after his respective rival in Wilder.
If he dominated Wilder then it'd surely enhance an undisputed showdown with Fury but the risk of Wilder flatlining him is too high to take that fight. He'd literally make 3–4× more against Fury for undisputed in Saudi than he would against Wilder in the States. If he loses to Wilder he'd be out roughly $75m. It would be the biggest fail in recent memory. The risk just isn't worth the reward in the slightest. Surely his manager Egis Klimas knows this. Otherwise he probably wouldn't be a 3× BWAA Manager of the Year. I hope that Usyk is merely bluffing Fury but who knows.All true.
If Usyk dominates Wilder however, it will add to the hype for Usyk/Fury. Risk definitely isn’t worth that but Usyk appears to just want to fight.
Stain on his legacy if so. It's the most interesting and significant matchup in boxing even over Spence Bud IMO and Fury KNOWS Usyk is his biggest challenge. Let's see
Ppl mentioning Fury's size advantage over Usyk have no idea what they're talking about that gives his game even more issues than guys his size. His infighting is negated and Usyks movement, southpaw tricks, footwork would cause him all sorts of problems. Usyk is durable AF too he ate shots from AJ and couple murderous CW punchers like Gassiev who Arreola said was the hardest puncher he's fought