Reality Check Time! Oleksandr Usyk is Still The P4P Number One Fighter On The Planet. This Is Why...

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  1. SouthpawsRule

    SouthpawsRule Active Member Full Member

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    He assaulted the guy. Like I said, Liston was fine with punching a dude in the face, but people act as if he is this psychopath who went around cutting up and shooting anyone that annoyed him. Liston wasn’t built like that, almost no mentally-healthy individual is.
     
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  2. Dynamicpuncher

    Dynamicpuncher Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Because sometimes quantity over quality in regards titles won and overall title wins can be used as an argument if there's too much quantity for one fighter over another.

    Crawford does have a significant edge over Usyk in title wins with a 20 to 13 edge.

    And as I said being undisputed in 4 different weightclasses is a fantastic achievement that is certainly another argument in Crawfords favour.

    If you think Usyk's overall quality to his resume and his P4P achievements being more impressive in regards to beating considerably bigger opponents. Warrants Usyk being P4P number 1 in your eyes then that's fine I'm not saying its necessarily wrong.

    I'm just saying with Crawfords quantity of title wins and the achievement for being undisputed in 4 different weightclasses aswell as also beating 2 top 10 P4P fighters.

    There is an argument to be made for both men depending on what your criteria is.
     
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  3. Dynamicpuncher

    Dynamicpuncher Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    The issue is though Serge is that Lewis has a vast resume unlike Fury.

    So whilst Lewis did have the odd off night and did suffer 2 losses to opponents he is objectively better than.

    You can make a better gauge of Lewis's level because as I said he has plenty of impressive performances and quite a vast resume.

    Fury on the other hand has only beaten 3 opponents ranked in the top 10 and he's looked more beatable than Lewis. Despite not having anywhere near the vast resume of Lewis so I do question how good Fury actually is.

    So whilst Fury is a big man and he has talent.

    He's also had too many poor showings and doesn't have a vast enough resume to overlook those bad performances unlike in Lewis's case.
     
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  4. catchwtboxing

    catchwtboxing Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Lol! You are kidding yourself, Mrs. Ngannou!