Im wondering if Usyk really does beat glowacki.

I think Usyk is in his own league when it comes to raw talent and natural ability for a CW/HW. He's crazy talented and athletic for a big man I wouldn't be surprised if he got Glowacki out of there before the halfway mark if he really wanted to do so. His trainer James Ali Bashir's philosophy is to ''hit and don't get hit'' and to box and slowly break the opponent down before you open up and go in for the kill though. But Usyk looks sensational when he starts letting his hands go or really commits to trying to hurt his opponent or get them out of there. Like I said, Glowacki is a massive step up in class for Usyk and he's a really good fighter in his own right. At worst Glowacki's #3 at CW, IMO, behind Lebedev and Drozd and CW is a really stacked division that's full of danger men. I fancy Usyk to win a UD or get a late stoppage but Glowacki is a serious test for anyone at CW and he'll be dangerous from start to finish.

 

Here's the catch Usyk is an extremely tricky southpaw as well. Glowacki won't have his usual advantages.

 

Usyk vs. Lebedev will be SP vs. SP as well, it looks like you're going to have to make a few exceptions for Oleksandr.

 

He should fight Makabu, another southpaw first. And outdo Bellew's goofy ass.:deal