It might apply to AJ, but IMO, age will affect Usyk's style much more than AJs. Power is the last thing to go.
I'd love to see the fight because I think it's a 50/50 fight, and the winner may be the man to beat once this wave of division leaders is gone.
Usyk is 37. AJ is 34. In three years, Usyk will be over 40, and AJ will still only be 37. The longer he waits, the greater his age advantage becomes.
If you give anybody formidable challenger three shots at someone, they SHOULD win at least one, but I think AJ needs to give Usyk a few more years...
I hate Teo with a passion, but I don't think he does.
Ali won by outsmarting his opponents. He couldn't outsmart Usyk. He isn't bigger, faster, or stronger than Usyk. He doesn't have a technical...
That'll do it. But if his healthy fighting weight is 216, he needs to hang it up at heavyweight and go to bridger or cruiser.
Speaking of Gassiev, he was weighing in at 235+, but came into the Wallin fight at 216. Was there any explanation for that?
Anyone who doesn't go "WOOOOO" when someone lands a punch
Beterbiev vs Bivol Zhang vs Fury Davis vs Lomachenko
He'll come back as soon as he realizes no one cares that he ever left.
Unless you're from the UK and are extremely patriotic or are part of the Putin regime, I don't see how a person capable of moral thought can root...
Champion - Usyk 1. Joshua 2. Fury 3. Kabayel 4. Zhang 5. Ajagba 6. Anderson 7. Bakole 8. Sanchez 9. Joyce 10. Jalolov 11. Wardley 12. Mahkmudov...
[MEDIA] Utterly disrespectful to Kabayel's achievements based on their own ranking system. Kabayel beat WBC#3 ranked Makhmudov. Then, beat WBC#2...
As long as Holyfield and Lewis were out there, he was never going to approach Ali. Ali beating Foreman took him from good to great. Tyson needed a...