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

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.

 

Canelo is the only one to come close. And I am being rather generous.

 

I can't believe he just mispronounced Joe Louis.

 

I have said multiple times, the Fury of either Usyk fight would have beaten any current fighter not named Usyk.

I actually think that if Dubois had won tonight and Usyk had retired, the outcome would be Fury promptly takes those belts like Debo taking Red's bike.

 

Eat your crow redcoat.

In fact all of the delusional Brits on the forum who said the last fight was a KO for Dubois, dig in.

 

After having over 20+ world title fights and close to 60 professional fights fighting in some of the most brutal wars of all time.

And you're really calling Holmes a poor man's version of Ali ? A top 5 Heavyweight of all time who would make Dubois look like an amateur ?

This is a troll post.

 

I watched boxing in that era. They weren't as good as you remember.

 

Damn, I nodded off from 5:15 to nearly 6:00 (I've never slept well).
Just reading a few posts... Usyk stopped DD in under five rounds?!

I thought there was a better them slim chance Usyk losses based on the age difference.

 

I don't want to see Usyk lose, but sometimes it is better to hand the banner to the next generation. The problem is if Usyk loses because of age.

My preference is that if Usyk thinks he's really done, then retire, otherwise keep taking out the best challenge, as the undisputed champion should.

Apart from Kabayel and Parker, who else is ready and able? There was a mention of Itauma, but that seems very premature.

 

That's an unfair comparison bro, Ali had much more fights against tougher competition and also had his best years robbed from him. Usyk is a great no doubt though

 

To be fair its how you walk him down its a style's thing. Chisora had that peekaboo style on the way in you can imagine Mike tyson being able to get in with his high guard and let them fly. A tall upright fighter like dubois,AJ and probably guys like Lewis of the past have no chance of walking him down. Just styles.

 

The best heavyweight to ever lace up a pair of boxing gloves.

 

You missed a hell of a performance. Within a round Usyk had woken everybody up from that Lapin-and-Okolie-induced slumber, and within four you could tell Dubois was going to get stopped. Then in a snap, BOOM.

 

Zero chance Kabayel-Bakole leaves anybody feeling let down.