Oleksandr Usyk has the power, pace and plan to beat Tyson Fury, he says Sky Sports Boxing expert and former world champion Johnny Nelson…
You can tell Fury doesn’t like to play second fiddle to anyone. I’m pretty sure it’s a lot more personal for Tyson Fury, no matter how he tries to look at it, because now he’s met a guy. , who can’t be intimidated. She ran into a guy who doesn’t give her anything.
Fury knows now it’s about all his skills, all his ability, all his experience and all the fight he has left in him. That’s enough, because if not, it’s clear that this fight will probably be shorter than the last one. the fight
Now that Usik has tasted his power, speed, speed, he has a better measure.
Remember what he did with Anthony Joshua. Anthony Joshua tried the same tactics as Fury, tried to outplay him, and then in the second fight, even though AJ’s performance was better. It was more calculated and here it will be so.
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Sky Sports’ Andy Scott examines Fury’s rematch record as his rematch with Usyk is announced live on Sky Sports Box Office on December 21.
Now he has the size of Tyson Fury, he knows that Tyson Fury is probably going to try and jump on him. Use his strength, use his size, use his physicality, which is what he should have done in the first place. must do now.
Tyson needs to make sure he’s putting pressure on himself from the start along with his boxing ability, because the longer the fight, the more likely he won’t be able to keep up that constant pressure on Usyk in the first fight he said: I will not leave you alone. I’ll make you work for your dinner, and so he did.
Usyk knows he can hurt Fury now. Usyk now knows he has the power, he has the pace, and he has the game plan to outplay Fury. That’s the problem, because Fury has never been in this position as a professional fighter.
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Fury insists he can’t do better in a rematch with Usyk, but admits he’ll stop his “clowns” in their second fight.
I thought Fury was going to be too sharp, too smart and too big for him in the first fight. But in the end, Usik wouldn’t leave him alone, made him work from the back, the front.
Fury was trying to keep himself busy looking good, trying to outdo him, outdo him.
You can be extremely smart, but then you can be “three smarts”, three smarts is when you outdo yourself.
But Usik was consistent, persistent and kept him on his back.
He grabbed Usik several times and hurt Usik. But Usyk dug deep and kept up the pressure because he thought I had to try his heart out. Tyson suddenly had to get serious because when he got hit and when he wobbled, he caught him with that left hand and Usyk knew it.
Usyk has a pretty good finish and he was hitting Fury and the ref did Fury a huge favor when really he should have let the fight continue until he either stopped it or let him descents and calculations.
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Watch Usyk vs Fury 2 live on Sky Sports Box Office on Saturday 21 December
It’s about skill vs. skill, the best vs. the best, and you have two very smart, accomplished fighters out there. One just had a better game plan than the other.
Tyson Fury was complacent. Tyson Fury thought no one could touch me, and that’s where most champions are, most fighters fall by the wayside.
You can’t be complacent at the top of the tree.
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