Who's more talented and skilled overall Fury or Usyk ?

Why would I be joking?

I have watched his performances against Wlad and Chisora. Have you ever watched Usyk?

 

That's not the question, the question is who is more talented and skilled, and that would be Usyk.

Of course he's fighting smaller guys, because they're Cruiserweights, not Heavyweights. Again irrelevant.

As far as power goes, Briedis has KO'd Charr a Heavyweight cold. Gassiev is one of the hardest P4P fihters in the sport. Glowacki dropped Cunningham far more times than Fury did, and didn't have to mug, maul and forearm him in the face to do it.. Something Fury should have been DQ'd for. Bellew KO'd Haye a Heavyweight twice. Huck rocked Povetkin to the core countless times. Hunter thus far as stopped every Heavyweight he's shared the ring with. So aside from Wlad, the rest of his opponents are up for debate. Definitely for the Cruiserweight division, they're the most powerful punchers of the lot.

No one Fury has faced is anywhere close to the skill level of Usyk's opponents. The only thing they have going for them is size. "These guys wing shots, get sloppy, fall over themselves," Sounds like every Heavyweight Fury has faced aside from Wlad, and maybe Cunningham (a CW).

Have you ever watched any of them fight? Because that assessment couldn't be more inaccurate. Gassiev, Briedis, Mchunu, Hunter and Bellew are all highly skilled, composed, accurate fighters, with very high ring IQ's. The only two that fit that description might be Glowacki and Huck, and even they are more skilled than Wilder and Chisora.

Now onto Wlad. I love Wlad, he's been one of my favorite fighters from the last two decades. But based solely on skillset. He controls range very well, has a hell of a jab, an amazing left hook and amazing straight right. But that's against fighters who come to him, he's a backfoot counter puncher and a one two, sometimes 3 artist. But like with Marquez vs. Mayweather, two backfoot counter punchers when H2H, the faster, rangier guy usually takes it, especially when coming forward is unnatural to both. That is all.

 

When exactly did Fury beat a top elite fighter with just a jab and stop them? He fought hyper defensively and scared against a fighter that usually fights scared even when he has nothing to be afraid of. That is the unadulterated reality.

I do find it cute that you, one of the biggest Manny Pacquiao fanboys and Floyd Mayweather haters and site has ever seen, is now inexplicably the number one cheerleader for a guy who on his best night, is basically being a Floyd Mayweather impersonator. You have no shame.

Now after the Otto Wallin fight, is there any doubt that Usyk is the more skilled of the two? This site would be apoplectic and in hysterics and invariably scream robbery if Usyk did what Tyson Fury did tonight.

And as a side note, for about 6 rounds Otto was taking him to slick school, can you imagine what fellow southpaw Usyk, who's about 40 times faster than Otto, would do to him?

 

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I think the schooling Usyk gave Wlad in sparring during the later's preparation for the Fury fight not only softened Wlad up a lot but I think it also completely destroyed his confidence. Hence why Wlad turned up for the fight in body only.

Usyk's Cossack Slickness obviously filled Wlad with apprehension about having to deal with Fury's Gypsy Slickness and it totally messed with Wlad's head. He was completely mentally spent by the time it came to fight night.