Im thinking to split my bet on an Usyk stoppage between 7-9 for 11,5 odds and between 10-12 for 14,5.
True though with Boxing i usually go the other route with putting allot of Money on the Decision win according to my educated guess & i truly don't Believe AJ will pull it off until i actually see it happen, not sure, What are you putting down if anything?
I,m a multi better , i,ve got about 200 bets open on this fight , a lot of them on AJ winning but also many on the fight not going the distance ( odds- 1.87
Nice, that is allot i would have liked to do something like that also with many bets circulated all over though but that will take up the cash i don't have sadly, Does it change the way you anticipate & view the fight??, whenever there is money involved i don't seem to focus on the usual areas as much when watching the fight, the same can be said when i'm betting in NBA, just changes the experience.
Because he,s the best combination puncher outhere i think, Usyk did well in the first fight but this one will be different .
Yeah people are overlooking Usyk not looking so good in some of those exchanges & during many of the middle rounds huffing up when AJ was landing those body punches along with his right hand, wasn't no domination like they have been rewording it lately.
Yeah but Usyk always looked in control. Middle rounds was more that he took a few rounds off than some brilliant AJ stuff. In the end it was a comfortable 8-4/9-3 type win. I feel AJ can only rush Usyk and make it a dogfight. But Usyk has a way better gas tank for that strategy and therefore AJ will look like Zaire Foreman in the second half in yhe Saudi heat. Usyk will be looking to make a big statement and doesnt want it to go to the cards to get robbed. Therefore Usyk stops him in the second half is the most logicak outcome of this fight of AJ doesnt finish him early, which with heavyweights is always possible.
Joshua had some limited success in the middle part of the bout, but he was largely controlled and broken down, finished up a round from being stopped. The more refined and experienced boxer is typically better placed to improve on his previous performance when two fighters rematch, and that's Usyk. He's also the tougher and psychologically stronger man. And, even while not the bigger puncher, he will land the more telling punches. Usyk is coming to bang. He'll be ready for whatever Joshua brings, and he'll close the show this time.
Usyk will adjust to AJ's gameplan. If AJ goes for early aggression to impose his size, then Usyk will weather the storm, counter punch and aim to take over once AJ gasses. If AJ tries to box like Ruiz 2, he will get outboxed by Usyk. Paid off judges and referee are likely, but not sure if it will be enough to get a win for AJ, either with a gift decision or uncontrolled dirty tactics.
