Is Usyk ducking Kabayel? (VIDEO)

Kaybayel says that when he's in the same situation that maybe he'll do the same as what Usyk did

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And people keep repeating that Usyk took a year off between Dubois II and Rico but it was actually 10 months and that was after having fought 3 times in 14 months which is a lot and an awful lot by Usyk's activity standards at HW and we all know that his camps are long and gruelling and all those fights were vs reigning champs sans the rematch vs Belly and the #1 or #2 guys

#1 Belly
#1 Belly
#2 Dubois

Like I said, Usyk deserves some criticism but it's only a tiny part of an otherwise immaculate and amazing career and the most virtuous conduct in and out of the ring from him and taking an approach countless other champs and greats wouldn't do and that none are doing now or expected to or that

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And if anyone actually believes Usyk is scared of Kabayel is either insane or has suffered some kind of head trauma and is suffering from post-traumatic amnesia and they'v forgotten who Usyk is and who he has fought pro, amateur/WSB

The fearless road warrior who has literally forged a career seeking out the best in their backyards on a deck stacked against him and jumping at the opportunity to do so time and time again

Has barely fought any soft touches at all

Has run a murderer's row of KO artists and legit bangers in their backyards or on the road and at HW giants/massive punching giants, again in their backyards and on the road

And who has been the one who has constantly been at a disadvantage and often numerous or many disadvantages simultaneously at HW

As said, he turns 40 in January, is the 4th oldest HW of all time, the 3rd oldest unified HW champ of all time, and the oldest undisputed HW champion of all time and only 2 HWs in the history of the sport have won a HW title at his age or older and they were both freakishly iron-chinned career HWs who weighed 240-250 + lbs with extremely high KO percentages (KO 89% and KO 91%) and in their mid-late 30s-40s were fighting men smaller than them or roughly their size not way bigger than them in their opponent's backyards and they were not fighting pretty much exclusively the #1 and #2 guys

And like I have said many times, if Usyk were to lose at 38-40 + so he would be absolutely crucified for having done so and judged as if he was in his prime and it would be used a scythe to tear apart his entire legacy which is a standard no other fighter in held to despite him being one of the least deserving of such harsh and unfair treatment

How many 39-40 y/o champs at the end of their career are just expected to take their belts and travel into the lion's den of their prime opponent's backyard who is much bigger and younger than them, let alone when they're the P4P #1 or #2, very much the A-side and have forged a career doing that or fighting and defending their belts in their opponent's backyard and on the road?

At 38.5 y/o Usyk took his 3 belts and travelled over to backyard of the much younger, much bigger murderous punching KO 95% Dubois and I'm struggling to think of any other HW champ who ever did that at his age. He was giving away huge advantages is size, youth, power and home advantage and vs a very dirty fighter too which obviously was another disadvantageous factor working against him and could so easily have cost him dearly in Dubois' backyard

Usyk has given the haters and critics so little ammunition throughout his career they have to cling to it like a drowning man to a rubber ring when he finally gives them a bullet or two when old and at the end stage of his career

 

Yes, so would any fan of the sport too

Great fight between 2 extremely complete and formidable fighters