Maybe he should get into shape by taking nandrolone again. You know, like he did before? And you all seem to always forget about it?
How could we ever forget when you constantly remind us? Or are you assuming no one ever listens to a word you say?
True. People don't understand how 15 rounds would change things in favour of the skilled, athletic giants: Relentless big men with great engines (Fury and Joyce) would benefit from 15 rounds as it gives them even more time to grind down the smaller man or the big man with the inferior engine. Rangy KO artists with proven power in the later rounds (Wlad and Wilder) would benefit from 15 rounds as it gives them more time to knock their opponent out, especially in rounds 13-15 as their opponents are likely to be fatigued and damaged. Fewer rounds benefit a relatively small, very fast pointfighter with an awkward style or stance (Usyk). The only fighter who had any success against him in 5 round fights was the small and fast southpaw Nistor via bumrushing and even then he got picked apart. Fewer rounds would also benefit KO/KD artists with poor engines (Mike Tyson or Ngannou in the UFC). If it goes past three rounds, these guys are in trouble over 12 or 15 but they can typically get enough done in the first 2-3 rounds to win a 5 round fight. Scoring a KD in two separate rounds makes it impossible to lose a 5 round boxing match so long as you don't get KD'd or stopped.
He needs to shed some pounds before he fights Usyk, otherwise he'll be beaten up by the slick and crafty HW Champ.
Chisora - with bully tactics - made it uncomfortable for Usyk. Fury will be a totally different level from that.
Although you could argue Usyk never came out of 1st/2nd gear all night. Usyk doesn't fight out of 2nd gear unless he needs to. He shocked everyone when he fought in 3rd gear vs Joshua.
Joshua stood off him and tried to box with him though........ which as we both know was ****ing stupid.
Tyson Fury is obviusly using his weight to exhaust his opponent. The question is what is the optimal weight for him as a fighter? I think Tyson Fury adjusts his weight depending on who the opponent is. Subjectivly, I think the best weight for him is at most 270lbs.
The difference is Fury is much better at doing that than Joshua is though. Fury's head/body movement is far better. Joshua is far more stiff. Fury's feints and long quick jab will be a lot more difficult to deal with for Usyk than Joshua just standing there with predictable body/head movement.
