GOAT == Usyk

I used a click counter to score punches kind of like they used to in the amateurs... and I had 10-2. I've suspected CST80 uses the same method because I've had similar scores to him ever since I started using the click counters

But that doesnt tell the whole story, for example who lands harder shots, power punches vs jabs ect... A jab to the body and an uppercut to the face both count as 1 but the uppercut ofcourse is gonna be more damaging.

All that considered I had it 8-4, 8-3 with the knockdown. Commentary was biased as hell, and compubox was a krock of sh*t

 

fury won 5 or 6 rounds

 

Very similar except I had
round 3 to Usyk; Fury started to find his rythym, but not enough to win the round
and gave round 7 to Fury, although Usyk deffo turned things around in the last half and may have done enough to nick it - but those essentially cancel out for the same score 116-111:-

1,2,3 (close),8,9,10,11,12 Usyk
4,5,6,7 (close) Fury

I try to alternate on close rounds to avoid bias / so whilst Usyk probably swung 7, I gave to Fury because Usyk got the close round 3 already

 

Shouting out himself...

 

I do think that Fury's lifestyle ( and also very much his mental health issues) has not only shortened his peak potential, but it's also stopped him possibly hitting his highest possible career peak he could've actually achieved. I've always, always thought this, that he had the potential for more....

He already had the 'natural boxing ability' that you have to have been born with, which can't be taught, to reach elite fighter status. The unique natural talent needed.. You've either got this or you haven't.

If you could rewind the clock to his late teens and have him live the life of say a Usyk, free him of his bi-polar (?), AND he was hugely personally driven, tunnel vision-wise to absolutely live the life and be the best he could ever possibly be, then that possible version of Fury really would have been something special I think...

Both Usyk and Fury were both naturally dealt very good hands (styles-wise totally different though, one was text book orthodox, one not) to play in their careers.

One fighter utilised his dealt hand almost to perfection, the other didn't....suffice to say then, effort defo equals success..

 

Pythagoras' voice,
Triangles for geometry,
Not for foresight's choice.

 

lol…nice joke…You’re not smarter than AI dude…

 

I believe punch counters picked up Fury's pawing jabs more often than Usyk's stabbing jab. Technically its not wrong to count up all the pawing, but Usyk's jab was a more quality jab he was stepping in and getting his shoulder into it more. The AI did factor that in interestingly. The AI registered Usyk's punches as having a higher impact than Fury's in every round except 2.

 

Of course he will gain something from it. If he wins, he will end up greater. What did he gave to gain from the second AJ fight other than a boost in legacy ? Same thing applies here. It's risky, but the award would be even sweeter shall he succeed.

 

According to this guy Usyk won so easily, 10-2, but is terrified of a rematch and is urging him to duck.

 

Well personally I only count punches where I think more than 50% of the glove landed on the face or body, and punches thrown with more than 50% power... pawing jabs I dont count , neither pity pat punches on the inside ect