Usyk vs Itauma: compare them from a technical stadpoint

He's got about 15 years to learn. Be interesting to see how far he can go.

 

i will be watching, hes showing lots of potential. moreso than any other guy coming up at hw. as long as he keeps improving, the world is his oyster.

 

Usyk(and Bivol) will not be he same after back surgeries Usyk has nothing more to prove & I can't imagine why he wants to fight a MMA guy. he will be wise to get out ala aging and debilitating Lumbar surgery. Its good to see what I have called the heavyweight clown show aging out of the sport the new. Current era looks promising

 

I'd like to see the fight
To be fair I want Usyk to fight everyone wardley Parker just clean out the heavyweight devision leave no doubts

 

Itauma would knock out Usyk. I think he'd beat any version of Usyk. And he's a lot more entertaining than Usyk who is quite boring also

 

you say that like there's only one type of back surgery lol

 

Feints: Usyk is better because his feints are more layered, constant, and proven at elite level.

Jab: Usyk is better because his jab controls distance, rhythm, and opponent reactions more effectively.

Lead right hooks: Itauma may be better in raw power, but Usyk is better technically because he uses the shot with angles and timing.

Straight lefts: Usyk is better overall because his straight left is more accurate, versatile, and strategically set up, although Itauma’s is more explosive.

Left hooks: Itauma is better because his left hook looks more naturally powerful and damaging.

Combination punching: Usyk is better because his combinations are smoother, longer, smarter, and better connected to footwork.

Footwork: Usyk is clearly better because his movement, angles, balance, and ring control are elite.

Defensive body movements: Usyk is better because his slips, pivots, small upper-body movements, and exits are more refined.

High guard and blocking punches: Usyk is better because he blocks, parries, and resets more intelligently under pressure.

Punching power: Itauma is better in raw punching power and explosiveness, with a higher KO rate, while Usyk’s power is more about timing, accuracy, and breaking opponents down over rounds.

Overall, Usyk is the better boxer, while Itauma has more raw heavyweight explosiveness and potential.