Usyk at Heavyweight has lost barely over a dozen rounds.

You're disagreeing with something different to what I said so I don't think this post was aimed at me tbh.

 

Ok then good day to you.

 

And to you too good sir

 

There's no way Chisora won more then 3 rounds max and even 3 is generous.

 

He lost 3 vs Chisora,fought very intelligently here made Chisora blow his wad in the first half of the fight and ultimately destroyed him.
1 vs Dubois
4 vs Joshua 1
5 vs Joshua 2(had Usyk winning the last 3 to take it 7-5)
6 vs fury 1(114-113 Usyk)
4 vs fury 2

23 rounds

 

If he loses rounds they are usually in the beginning where Usyk is simply testing the soil

 

I think he is timing the southpaw jab over his opponent's orthodox jab.

 

To be fair here a lot of the Usyk/Fury rounds were close enough to go either way. I respect your experience but you seem to be giving Usyk practically every close round which does seem a little bias to me.

 

That's not my point, and scoring is more than % of punches landed is it not? Otherwise just do away with having judges and just use punch stats to determine winners.

It feels like a lot of people are just giving any remotely close round to Usyk based on personal feelings rather than measuring the fight in it's full context.

 

Percentage landed should have nothing to do with how you score a round. Its not an accuracy contest. You can land at a far worse accuracy, but land more effective punches. That should not be a consideration at all. Even total punches landed should be used with a grain of salt, because that does not demonstrate how effective they were. It seems you score fights just using compubox stats.

If there are 40 genuinely close rounds its very unlikely one fighter clearly wins them almost all of them. I really dislike Fury yet so many of those rounds could have gone either way.

 

I watched pretty much all the Usyk tape available and he made some very pivotal adjustments with his fighting style when he stepped up to AJ and then even further when he fought Fury. Fury almost unravelled him but Fury got tired and then Usyk trusted his training and his commitment and dedication came through victorious. Impressive stuff. The adaptations both Fury & Usyk have done through their careers are impressive, it's very rare you see style changes but both have quite a fair bit. It's sad that Fury's style has changed a fair bit post 2020 probably due to his elbow surgeries. Not able to use his jab like he used to is painful to watch but he developed a decent uppercut which really saved him from getting eaten alive by Usyk. The best part is him switching in their 2nd bout to land his left hand uppercut because Usyk did a good job avoiding his right uppercut. Funny stuff although a little desperate.

 

He's not Mexican, American or British and therefore doesn't have a large ethnic following that the suits can monetize. Which is why he's been subjected to terrible cards and awarded split decision victories in fights that he in reality won wide on the cards. A magnificent fighter who has lost very few rounds against the best HWs in the world.

 

3/4ish Chisora
10ish Fury
8ish AJ
1 DD

IMO. So around 22.