Oleksandr Oleksandrovych Usyk vs. Daniel Raphael Dubois 2 & Lawrence Okolie Jr. vs. Kevin Lerena RBR

It was impressive. He walked right into the lion's den, knocked the lion out promptly, and even was his usual sportsmanlike self to the lion after the fact.

 

Usyk may not be a legit banger, but we've seen numerous times now from him that overhand left when he sits down and puts torque into can really do some big time damage.

 

Buisness decides who is next...it's clearly Fury. People hate it but that's what will happen.

 

But you're matching up Usyk vs those fighters based on his performances at Heavyweight.

And whilst Usyk is impressive the likes of Joshua, Fury, Dubois, would get wasted by the best Heavyweights of the 90s like Tyson, Bowe, Lewis, Holyfield.

The Heavyweights now simply aren't that good simple as that Usyk is the only stand out one.

 

Nah. He was done.

 

This. Kabayel is still undefeated and he’s coming off the big win over Zhang. I think he makes the most sense as Usyk’s next opponent.

 

Going to ruffle some feathers here, but - at this same age, 38 years old, Muhammad Ali was getting beaten up and stopped by a poor man's version of himself.

Usyk. Is. Special.

 

Funny because he hasn’t beaten ANY of them. Can’t give him credit for Usyk’s accomplishments.

 

Top Rank once tried this, and the fights ended up being let downs.
Even tho the main event was pretty fun, it ended in an anticlimactic fashion and left everyone frustrated.
https://boxrec.com/en/event/625107

 

That is how he hurt Fury in the first fight.

 

Tonight he was heavy, thick and slow though, because I think he wanted to KO Dubois early to make a statement about "the low blow controversy".

 

Time will tell, Miniq.

If that happens, he will stop Fury inside six.

 

you failed to mention that usyk has never fought a great fighter himself. i can understand why you would think usyk would beat anyone if you also think the guys hes beaten are in any way close to as skilled as genuine atg fighters are. but from my understanding of boxing, and combat in general, they are technically, mentally, and athletically inferior to many of the fighters from other eras. but i do understand why many people would see what you see.

 

I think you're correct, mate.


But anyone not called Usyk I give him a fair chance.

Plus he's still pretty much a pup. He could use tonight's experience as a good learning lesson. That 'dreams' are exactly that when it comes to real life fruition at times.


I hope he doesn't do a.full on AJ and stop real 'grounded' belief.

Dubois has still got a lot of paydays AND wins ahead with the right company.