Will Usyk vs Wilder be a repeat of the Wilder-Szpilka fight if it happens?

Don't you know that Usyk has:
- chin of granite
- speed of a gazelle
- Stephen Hawking's intelligence
- cardio for 20 rounds
- hundreds of fights
- if I am missing something positive - he has it, but surely has no negative

He walks through Wilder with ease. But the truth is you can't joke with Wilder, he's the smelliest piece of *hit out there, but no point in denying him the power of his cross. Many guys outboxed Wilder, and few managed to hurt him, but no one managed to survive that punch. I exclude Fury for obvious reasons. So the risk of seeing something similar to Wilder-Szpilka is there.

 

Spzilka >Usyk so probably.

 

Nobody can avoid that right hand for 12 rounds and it will hurt everyone but Fury from the 2nd bout who was a man possessed.

Usyk would be over under and around wilder's lead all night and use his subtle fast footwork to work him over but Wilder lands that right hand once and it's over.

 

You're stil in year 2018 we arleady know that Wilder has 0 inside game and cannot fight backing up, and fighting him in and out scoring points is way to hospital, I mean there wont be no 12 rounds wilder goes to sleep faster after 6th he wil be tripin on his legs brethless

 

For sure. Quite a few people outboxed Wilder until they got careless or tired. Neither will happen with Usyk.

Also, it's been discussed before how someone with the experience of Usyk (some 500 fights in total) would see a fighter like Wilder very differently than your average fan.

Give this a listen, I timestamped where they talk about Wilder.

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@BoxingViewer I warned you, man.

 

He literally did both of those months ago when he knocked out Helenius while backing up with a punch that traveled inches.

Nobody pays attention.

"Wilder CAN'T (fill in what Wilder precisely did in his last fight)."

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He at best had a draw with Briedis, but surely didn't win.

 

Dude please Helenius was walking slow like grandpa Wilder was running on them sticks and tiny bit faster he would be tripin on them legs, shiit Im more fluid with footwork than him and I'm a hobbyst, but i must agree he doesnt need full reach on his right hand to kill, but thats wasnt no in fighting that was a not fully extended right hand on a leaning in oponent

 

Because Szpilka moves just like Usyk, huh? .... No

 

Could be. I personally don't think so, given that Usyk has never been down as a pro and it took Wilder nine rounds to catch Szpilka and 10 and 7 to put down old man Ortiz. Usyk is far slicker and more tactical than both of them, so I genuinely think if anyone can nullify the right hand of Wilder for a whole bout it would be a southpaw with his skills, considering two far less technical and durable guys using that stance nearly made it. Hell, I actually give Usyk some chance of stopping Wilder even. He isn't a hard puncher but I'd be willing to bet he's at least as hard a hitter as Fury, and he got Wilder by breaking him down, which we've already seen Usyk is capable of doing. Granted, Usyk has yet to get a stoppage at this weight class aside from Witherspoon retiring in his corner, but there were moments against all three guys that saw him buzzing them pretty good. I wouldn't guarantee it would happen, but I do give it a decent chance.

But you never know in boxing, especially at Heavyweight. Wilder will definitely be one of the hardest punchers Usyk has faced, and very likely the hardest, so it would be a great test of his chin at this stage of his career. Wilder won't try to outbox like AJ did; he's gonna be going for the KO from the first second to the last.

Really hope this fight gets made. C'mon Danny, the fight against Lerena was really rough there at the beginning. You need some more rest.

 

But Wilders pressure is walking tempo.....and we talking about best footwork in the game
Wilders always have a punchers chance, since he will hit something for sure, but now it's way easier fight to win than before Fury fight
greedybelly realized at the end of first fight that his first gameplan was wrong and risky