How is he ducking? Usyk is rematching Joshua and to my knowledge don't have a date agreed. Could be anytime What is Fury supposed to do? It could be another year, longer even before he gets to face the winner and that is if the winner is willing to face him Usyk went up to HW looking for the Joshua fight, not Fury
Mad how much people have been triggered by this, Usyk hasn't even beaten AJ in the rematch yet and you are losing your mind over some random **** Fury said? He will not duck Usyk, he was literally walking through Deontay Wilders full punches in the third fight. Usyks cruiseweight left hand 'bombs' are going to bounce off him like it's nothing. I see Fury shattering Usyk all over the floor within 4 rounds if they met. Fury won't dance around, he will walk Usyk down.
Whyte is an upgraded Chisora and Usyk barely scraped through that match with Chissy. There isn't anyway that Usyk beats Fury, he's physically limited.
Usyk dominated Chisora and nearly knocked him out, while never being hurt himself. This narrative that he scraped by Del Boy is nonsense. Chisora lumbered about hitting Usyk's elbows for 12 rounds.
Del was landing a lot of punches on Usyk, it wasn't a walkover. The key word here is 'nearly' knocked Chisora out, he wasn't able to - whereas it is something that Fury has done. Usyk just isn't big enough to withstand Fury it's as simple as that.
That's your view. My view is that Usyk boxes circles around Fury as he's the quicker more skillful fighter, he presents something that Fury isn't used to. I'd personally like to see who is correct, whereas many Fury fans don't want to see it because "Fury would win anyway".
Usyk definitely can cause problems But I hardly see how he is able to beat Fury unless some freak accident like cut or injury occurs Fury can go and try to KO Usyk Fury can box Usyk Or he can turn it to a wrestling match with a lot of holding, illegal punches If the match takes place, it's likely he will use a blend of these above-mentioned strategies But I don't want to write Usyk off. I thought Gassiev was too much and had to land a single shot to end the fight. Usyk won 12 rounds. Then after lackluster Whiterspoon and Chisora fights, I thought Usyk had no business inside the ring with the HGH-godzilla AJ. Usyk dominated the fight and nearly stopped him. So, I think Usyk has a good chance against anyone including Fury
I think you need to rewatch the fight and take notice of clean punching. Chisora was not landing a lot on Usyk at all, the sky commentators likely swayed your view there, because he absolutely was struggling to land clean. You also fail to mention that Usyk was a year inactive before fighting Chisora and even before that he had one (and his first fight at HW) fight in two years and that was for 6 rounds against Witherspoon. You're basing your opinion off Usyk 8-4/9-3ing a tough Chisora after having six rounds in two years in his second fight at HW. And also ignoring what he did to a 240lb 6 ft 6 boxer puncher. You are also ignoring the fact that both Usyk and AJ in their fight looked much better than lumbering Fury did in his fight against Whyte.
The Fury that fought Whyte would ice AJ/Usyk, he barely got out of second gear and KO'd Whyte with one shot..... What else do you want him to do? Before the fight all the 'experts' were saying how much trouble Whyte would give Fury, but he barely got a glove on him. If you think it was a 'lumbering' performance, then you do not understand boxing. The guy is a beast.
Tyson Furi was never the undisputed champion (nor was anyone else after 1999, and Lenox Lewis). He did win all the belts, but he never held them at the same time.
You don't know what you're talking about. If you can't accept that Fury was lumbering, slow of foot and worser than he has been then you're outright deluded. He controlled the fight against Whyte yes, by barely landing on him over 6 rounds. Congratulations, good uppercut. There's more to judging someone's performance than just ticking rounds, obviously you don't have the eye beyond that