How Usyk OBLITERATES Giants - Boxing Breakdown

[@TheModernMartialArtist]

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[@mandalorion]

Excellent use of Shawn of the Dead.

[@wrathtaildante7821]

Please do a full brealdown of the fight.

[@afifahhilyanafisah9009]

@@wrathtaildante7821 I THINK USYK IS USING THE SAME AS BOXING METHODS JUST LIKE MANNY PAQUIAO DEAL BOXING WITH HIS BIGGER OPPONENT...

[@MrClassicmetal]

One thing that is not mentioned enough is that Usyk is also extremely durable.

[@c0ldhandzzz]

Usyk took some big shots from Fury. The version of Fury that Usyk beat was one of the best versions, if not the best imo.

[@MashuSlyferiux]

@@c0ldhandzzz Yeah people don't give it enough credit, saying he was washed etc etc.. I don't know which Tyson Fury they are talking about. The one against Usyk was PRIME Fury, just as good as it gets

[@joshuaremo922]

His chin is ridiculous

[@reptilian_geneticist]

​​​@@c0ldhandzzz how the hell is the Fury that Usyk beat "the best version of Fury" ???? That's one of the most delusional dick riding statements I've ever heard 😂 It's obviously not the best version of Fury, it's not prime Fury by any means... does lying to yourself make you feel good or something? 37 year old Tyson Fury is not prime Fury, he's been boxing professionally for 16 years... his prime was like 5 years ago

[@reptilian_geneticist]

​​@@c0ldhandzzzhow the hell is the Fury that Usyk beat "the best version of Fury" ???? That's one of the most delusional statements I've ever heard 😂 It's obviously not the best version of Fury, it's not prime Fury by any means... does lying to yourself make you feel good or something? 37 year old Tyson Fury is not prime Fury, he's been boxing professionally for 16 years... his prime was like 5+ years ago lol

[@RicardoSilva-hk2er]

“Boxing is a contest of character and ingenuity. The boxer with more will, determination, desire, and intelligence is always the one who comes out the victor." Cus D'amato

[@jerarivers4720]

🗣️

[@taurusstudios5497]

If size mattered, the elephant would be king of the jungle. - Oleksander Usyk Edit: Jesus Christ, I get it. It's not a totally accurate assessment. It's just a figure of speech, don't take it literally.

[@toxlaximus3297]

The Elephant is the king of the jungle, Lions won't go near them unless its a lone infant.

[@stitischannel1963]

Ha shit. I was about to say that it's a cool quote. But the comments above destroy that lmao

[@lightronv]

Actually, lions don't live in jungles, and no one can touch an elephant on land.

[@kiboma4209]

@@lightronvhuman with rifle 😂

[@jimmyc1518]

I get the point of the quote but realistically absolutely no land animal will beat a full grown bull Elephant especially in Musth lol 😆 that Lion will get the hell out of Dodge.

[@jeremyjefferson3213]

Another stripe on uysk is all his top heavyweight opponents where younger and he still whooped ass

[@TheModernMartialArtist]

I actually hadn't realized that! He hasn't fought anyone whose looking to make their second comeback at 42 or anything lol

[@Eddybo22]

​@@TheModernMartialArtist wow I didn't think you'd go there lmao. To be fair if Klitschko was actually given that rematch we would not even be talking about Fury right now because Klitschko would have demolished Fury in the rematch.

[@MashuSlyferiux]

@@Eddybo22 I wouldn't go ahead to pretend what we didn't see, he was just way too old. Out of the sport for good

[@Eddybo22]

@@MashuSlyferiux well we shall never know because the rematch never happened. To be fair all we have are assumptions based on how he performed against Joshua. He certainly wasn't way too old in that performance.

[@Karl-dd4om]

@@Eddybo22 No, Klitschko was a cheater, holding, grabbing, leaning and pushing down on his opponents, just like this overrated Fury does now!

[@garfrockbreadtroll]

I was reloading your chanel over and over again to see this, and it does not dissapoint

[@TheModernMartialArtist]

You willed the video into being lmao

[@MashuSlyferiux]

@@TheModernMartialArtist Hey David, I just wanted to tell you if you didn't notice the Pacquiao VS Marquez collection video misses the third fight analysis

[@TheModernMartialArtist]

Yeah I have a deal with Top Rank to use their footage, but I'm not allowed other orgs videos in there. So I couldn't put the third fight in. Super super annoying but I thought it was still worth it to combine them. I want to do the same with the Ali vs Frazier trilogy but I think Top Rank only owns one of those fights lol

[@MashuSlyferiux]

@@TheModernMartialArtist I disagree in the combining choice if you can't use all of them but you do you, btw it was really fun to watch the fight with you guys in call, I was there ^w^

[@samuraijose817]

Fury was robbed

[@Whyoakdbi]

I think his biggest asset is high extremely high fight IQ. He makes tiny adjustments all the time in order to get out of tough situations and overcome seemingly impossible obstacles.

[@JohnGotti__]

They even born in the same day

[@MattanzaMafiaFedora]

AJ vs Fury is my preference, as we've seen what Usyk can do to both of those guys, and if either wants the rematch, we need to know who deserves it more.

[@thomaslunde5014]

Well they have a rematch clause so if Fury wants it then he gets it

[@fabesey2016]

Nah fuck that. The fight was close, rematch makes total sense.

[@jimmyc1518]

What are you talking about, AJ already had his rematch. An that fight with Fury is definitely rematch worthy. After that we can move onto Fury vs AJ.

[@DevilsAdvocateofnazareth]

@@fabesey2016 wasn't that close tbh. Fury won, what, rounds 4-8? 1-3. 9-12 all Usyk

[@buckrogers-lk3yr]

AJ all the way unless the Ref gets a cut of the gambling money like Fury previous fights then Fury.

[@TRUSTNONE268]

Your breakdowns never dissapoint

[@jamming5511]

Cool vid. Usyk is my favorite currently active fighter because he has such a disadvantage, because seeing him overcome such hurdles is fun to watch.

[@fryhyh]

A man who is the same height and weight as Muhammad Ali, perhaps that is the perfect size for the heavyweight division

[@reptilian_geneticist]

Yeah exactly, Usyk isn't small, he isn't really a cruiserweight, he's a normal sized heavyweight like Ali... Usyk just approached boxing like chess, he's a heavyweight that cut down to dominate the cruiserweight division which was far weaker than the heavyweight... in the process gaining experience, titles, money, exposure, etc... this is something that Deontay wilder could have done or could still do... Wilder could easily make cruiserweight and probably knock everyone out, becoming champion in multiple weightclasees

[@timurjack8773]

Usyk has great respect for Muhammad Ali as well, I watched his recent interview where they chose which fighter beat who, he had Mike Tyson losing to Wladimir, then said Muhammad Ali beats Wladimir and then beats Usyk too, I think it would be a very close fight but Usyk still shows great respect to Ali.

[@zwoope]

He is bigger than Ali until Ali got fat.

[@monsieurn6933]

Usyk answered all the people wondering if the old boxing legends like Ali, Marciano, Tyson could beat the gigantic heavyweights of today with the size difference being so big and the answer is yes absolutely, skills beats size unless you're a flyweight trying to beat a heavyweight.

[@Autumnhades-fp8db]

​@@timurjack8773Usyk vs Ali could be very interesting I don't remember Ali ever fighting a high level technical southpaw so it could throw him off a lot even if I'd still favor Ali slightly for his extreme hand speed and head movement ect

[@itazov612]

Glory to heroes!

[@jazack7441]

Slava Ukraini

[@garfrockbreadtroll]

Will you do a full fight breakdown of usyk vs fury?

[@LiteralmenteFadul]

Problably not for a while, youtube is nasty with claims on recent fights.

[@joelcastro-reyes1667]

Gotta wait a year before the boxing orgs will allow fight footage without copyright issues

[@ChildSpaceMethod]

Different guy, but Luke Thomas has done an excellent analysis kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJnHq6GnZ5eghaM

[@aldrichunfaithful3589]

i don't think i'll ever forget watching usyk that night. fury whether people want to admit it or not is an amazing fighter with his toughness, chin, boxing skill, size and power, and he was in good form that night he came in great shape was switched on. but even when fury was boxing well and landing huge shots usyk just didn't care, he's too damn good and i don't think anyone could have stopped him on that night he was otherworldly. being skilled enough to make a competitive fight of it was insane enough with the size difference, but when he was badly hurt and losing deep into the fight he still had it in him to start f*cking mauling fury and put him down, and when we were all getting nervous that he needed to win every round he did it in style. he's the best pfp fighter of our generation and he's an all time great heavyweight who could compete with anyone in history

[@kfork814]

True

[@cjsky5822]

I'm less convinced. I actually thought fury was going to stop him in the 5/6th when the body blows he was raining on Usyk were taking their toll, there were two times Usyk had to dance away and disengage because he was badly hurt - he started complaining about low blows but they were perfectly fine. Fury got tired / lazy, I'm curious how the rematch will go. I look at the current crop of heavyweights and I think they are weak. Wilder was shown up, Fury struggled against an MMA fighter, AJ looks and fights like Frank Bruno. I don't see Usyk as an all-time heavyweight great. He lacks power at heavyweight. He's got great stamina, a good chin and he can dance but at heavyweight he lacks knockout power.. I'm with Toney, against the 90s heavyweights Usyk would struggle, Tyson, Lewis and Evan Fields, they'd all beat him.

[@aldrichunfaithful3589]

@@cjsky5822 i get where you're coming from, but i really don't agree at all that fury was as bad as people claim. he looked awful against ngannou, and was sloppy against chisora, white and wilder (in the 3rd fight), but in the usyk fight he was in seriously good shape and to my eye fought very well. fury wasn't lazy, if he was tired that was from going all out trying to outwork usyk, and he's already proven that he can hit hard, box well and take shots from anyone. usyk took fury's biggest hits, persevered through a lot of rough bodywork, outboxed an expert boxer despite having a massive height/reach disadvantage, and cracked the chin of a 6'9 270lb monster who'd previously eaten hits from one of the hardest hitters of all time. usyk is extremely skilled, his stamina, chin and determination are otherworldly, and he hits hard enough to hurt anyone. if you add that onto being the second man to be undisputed in both cruiser and heavy, and go through all the world class talent he beat to achieve that, then i find it hard to rank him anywhere below the top 20 (i've got him 11th)

[@cjsky5822]

@@aldrichunfaithful3589 Fury did not look great, he still looks soft and flabby. The best I've seen him was vs Klitschko and the 2nd Wilder fight - times where we he was truly motivated. By the 3rd Wilder fight he was fat again and he's not looked great since. Fury hits hard but only due to his size/weight, he's not a monster hitter. Usyk will win by points in most heavyweight fights, they've all got poor gas tanks but he's not getting KOs at heavyweight... Dubious quit (after a legit bodyshot that took Usyk out). AJ twice tried to ignore all his physical advantages and try and outbox him and Del Boy was past it but still gave Usyk a tough time. Fury & Wilder fought too many tomato cans. AJ has a respectable career but I still don't think he would have done any better than Bruno in the 90s and I think Usyk is about that level - best of the rest.

[@timephire]

Happy New Year! 😁

[@rogersparker5875]

Yk fury got some tbi from that

[@pascalscherr5206]

I'll never stop wishing Wilder actually took the technique aspect of the sport seriously. With his size, speed, athleticism, chin, stamina, and right hand - against a southpaw - he really could've been a good match for Usyk if he'd spent the last 10+ years developing his technique. What's crazy is the few times we've seen Wilder's jab it's really sharp and snappy ... and yet he never uses it...

[@TheModernMartialArtist]

I pretty much agree. Wilder used his jab to pull down opponents guard very well, I think it's actually the setup for most of his knockdowns. But besides that he had very few ways to set up his right hand. When he did try and get some new skills he improved a lot, but I think it was too little too late. His body work against Fury in their third fight was doing something and could have set up a head shot later, but he got caught and went back to what he knew.

[@pascalscherr5206]

​@@TheModernMartialArtistTo be honest I think Wilder will go down as a warning to future fighters about relying on just one aspect too much. Imagine that insane, lethal power behind a good jab, proper footwork, feints, a varied arsenal etc. I mean we'd be talking about possibly the greatest ever if a guy with Wilders power could box like Lennox or Wlad or Holmes or whoever. Look at that Luis Ortiz fight - he DID land the crazy right hand, but it took him 7 rounds of being off balance and out of position. Imagine if he could box like a champion as well as punch, there just would've been no stopping him. Anyway - the future Cus is going to show his future Mike Wilder's career as a lesson I think. That's what Wilder will be to the future of boxing, kind of a cautionary tale of hubris

[@aldrichunfaithful3589]

i've always thought that wilder had possibly the most potential out of any heavyweight in history. he could've been the heavyweight reincarnation of tommy hearns if he bothered learning how to box, his hand and foot speed are both excellent, he's tough with a good engine, and obviously he's up there with shavers as one of the hardest hitters of all time. his frame would basically have made him the perfect outboxer

[@timurjack8773]

People have different strengths in many different muscle groups on their body, every person is different, for example if a very athletic basketball player starts doing a different sport that requires different muscle groups that basketball player could start to getting injured more than usual, because they develop different muscle groups from young age, I am guessing that Wilder's muscle groups are designed for that 1 punch KO in specific angles, If he does different trainings or trained differently from younger age, I think he wouldn't have that special 1 punch KO power, Wilder relies on speed and athletism while setting up his movement in specific positions, maybe he couldn't be a high level boxer and lose his 1 punch KO ability as well if he was training foot work and head movement from young age, who knows what would happen. There are many factors so its not simple.

[@anthonydunkley7844]

The thing is there's a talent to technique too

[@astronomicafilms]

Great breadown, as always. Another thing: Usyk's predatory style, the constant moving forward and stalking had Fury backing up a lot. When Fury was landing his uppercut, a lot of those scored while he was backing up, so they didn't have full force behind them. As the fight went on, Usyk dictated that pace - a real testament to his stamina.

[@c0ldhandzzz]

Much feel indeed

[@c0ldhandzzz]

Honestly, I’d love for Usyk to retire. I don’t think he has anything left to prove and I’d love to see him retire on top and prevent any further damage. But that’s just me, I’m sure. With that being said, I too want to see Fury v Joshua. The best of the rest as someone else said

[@playerovgy]

Now THIS is what I've been waiting for!!

[@48walsh15]

Congrats on a great episode. Usyk is a pound for pound great up there with Bivol, Inoue and Crawford. All these are worth doing a full show or skills study on and also maybe AJ’s clinical demolition of Francis Ngannou under the guidance of his new trainer Ben Davidson. The best of the Soviet boxing style of Bivol would be well worth a full show and maybe the Beterbiev fight also when it finally happens.

[@aleksandrsmullet]

Your Shaun of the Dead reference is ELITE. Thanks so much for that man!

[@kashifwill11]

This is by far my favorite KZbin channell

[@Ihavenoidea12342]

UNDISPUTED 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️

[@darrencoulson4296]

Uysk is a inspiration...undefeated 2 weight undisputed champion in just 22 fights, along with all the medals and trophies...this reminds me of another great David vs Goliath heavyweight battle...Holmes vs Spinks 1+2

[@DustPunk]

Usyk will go down in history! Well and truly earned his place as one of the greatest.

[@moleb6341]

Good breakdown of Usyk's favorite tactics. However, his greatest achievement in the Fury fight imo was finding positions that took the sting out of Fury's uppercuts. Rounds 7 to 12 Fury had to bizarrely twist his body to land the uppercuts he won rounds 4 and 5 (and maybe 6) with. As a consequence, there wasn't enough force behind his uppercuts to rattle Usyk in the later rounds. Must be incredibly difficult to make adjustments like this in the middle of a tough fight. But somehow Usyk pulls it off time and again.

[@t-rexreximus359]

Usyk is a boxing GOAT 👑 Olympic Gold Medalist; Undisputed Cruiserweight Champion; Undisputed Heavyweight Champion; Undefeated; Lineal Champ; Incredible amateur record: 335 wins! vs 15 losses. 🥊

[@arrownibent5980]

One aspect of Usyk's gameplan I hoped you'd bring up is how he saves energy without giving the opponent space to rest themselves. Tiring out your opponent to get better positioning and angles later on is an established strategy, but knowing how to do it safely and without spending too much energy yourself is a talent that has been lost as fights now require you to fight less rounds. As always great video, here is hoping for AJ vs Fury sometime next year.

[@WhiskeyMyersour]

Agreed. I think the timing is absolutely perfect for Fury vs Joshua. Don't let that fight slip away. I do think it still happens, too much money, but after Usuk beats Fury again in the rematch.

[@arnoldustwumasi1253]

Sir your analysis & breakdowns are a masterful masterpiece bar none sir u make me v happy & “ make me very feel “

[@marcusabroad386]

worth the short wait, thank you!

[@RavenThornheart]

Mainly it was his ability to fight to maintain the center of the ring and cutting the ring off. His heart to work more was clutch

[@Shawnjames21]

The only flaw i can consistently see in Usyk is being open to right straights and right uppercuts. Fury cracked him a few times with the same right straight that Joshua did. The right uppercuts from fury were devastating! I had no idea fury could throw that. Either way, Flawless breakdown as usual

[@luongthanh105]

That is the trade off of being southpaw vs orthodox. When a southpaw gets his lead foot outside an orthodox lead foot, that means he has dominant position but I also brings him to closer to right hand of an orthodox fighter.

[@KennethDuff-hj8ig]

Bro , i love your videos and your knowledge. Thank you for all you share with us. I also box and when i have day off to heal for the next week of training i like to film study. As i let my body rest i like to study and learn and i especially enjoy your videos. Thank you and God bless.

[@lecheparavaka]

Him and Loma are masters

[@jamesdreads7828]

The absolutely phenomenal chin on this guy

[@abhishekksingh17]

Nice analysis, good work David 👍👍👍👍

[@theunravelers3995]

I’m no skilled boxer by any means, watching these videos are so insightful, I knew Usyk would clean up the HW division but I couldn’t really give an explanation how. He is an incredible fighter, seems to be a wonderful human being. He is a legacy fighter for sure

[@shapowlow]

Thank you David Christian

[@GrayShadow13]

Hoping you do a round by round breakdown of the fight.

[@joelcastro-reyes1667]

Usyk inspires me a lot. He just makes so many adjustments that its hard to tell what his game plan actually is. Here's hoping the rematch happens soon, because watching it with everyone on the Discord was a magical event

[@anthonykravitz6156]

Crazy to think about how old Oleksandr Usyk really is.

[@Pigeoning]

Usyk's chin may be his most underrated quality.

[@samueldowney2806]

Nice video and nice little close. Good man.

[@JohnGotti__]

Glory to the heroes! Thank you!

[@wrathtaildante7821]

Please to a breakdown of the whole fight!

[@HoboGardenerBen]

Thanks for making great videos for a long time

[@ivwananjisimbule8726]

why did you stop doing fight breakdowns?. I miss those.

[@jeepamir508]

Discipline, dedication, heart, cardio and skill. Those are main keys that made Usyk an all time great

[@paturch7201]

I'll like to see Fury vs A.J next, while the winner gets to fight the winner in the fight between Dubois vs Hrgovic. The eventual winner in these fights can then challenge Usyk.

[@wish2383]

i feel very feel right now :) congrats to the all time great Usyk

[@Dowcipas]

I feel u 💪

[@Imspammedout]

So glad to see this. I was delighted to see Fury take a break from mid tier heavyweights to prove his unworthiness as a current champion. While I would be interested in seeing him fight AJ, and it's clear that AJ is interested as well, I don't see it happening. I think he will focus on a rematch, and if he loses that, he'll likely retire again. If he wins it, he'll go right back to avoiding fights as long as he can, until AJ, Hrgovic or Parker are able to beat him.

[@jimdo9797]

I most say! This shorter video are easier to watch and easier to understand! You put in so much in each minut, so it's really hard to follow longer then 5 minuts!

[@thisisboxingproductions6894]

Excellent video! Do you mind telling me the first song?

[@surrealistidealist]

Smaller heavyweights typically have lower center of gravity, along with greater speed and stamina. That itself is usually enough to compensate for height, weight and reach.

[@thehellezell]

great breakdown as always, you really have a knack for demystifying core aspects of boxing / striking. looking forward to your analysis of Paul vs Tyson (only half joking)

[@williamdante7470]

Cardio, cardio, cardio! Make the big boys work so much that their very own bodies becomes a weapon to your advantage

[@IncitatusConsul]

Y'all talk about Usyk as if he's this small guy that scraps with giants. The guy is 6'3, about the same size as Ali. Or to put it into perspective, there's roughly about as much difference in height and reach between Mike Tyson and Usyk as there is between him and Fury.

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

Nice Shaun of the Dead reference 🩸

[@TheModernMartialArtist]

I watched that movie so much in college, had it on repeat so much my roommates wanted to kill me lol

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

@@TheModernMartialArtist “The Modern Martial Artist of the Dead”

[@S-fp7uz]

People say that cruiserweights have been unsuccessful at heavyweight because they are just too small, but I honestly think it's just that the Klitschkos were too dominant. Haye vs Ruiz/Valuev, Roy Jones Junior vs Ruiz, James Toney vs Ruiz/Holyfield/Gunn, Adamek vs Golata/Chambers/Arreola, Cunningham vs Fury, Marco Huck vs Povetkin all of these either beat top heavyweights or had a case for deserving the nod. It's not a coincidence that we had Holyfield and Usky before and after the Klitschkos, during their reign they were dismissed for crushing cruiserweights, but everyone else had a hard time doing so.

[@TheModernMartialArtist]

The Klitschko's did a number on peoples perception of boxing. No one can agree if they were super skilled in a decent era or able to coast in a super weak era. Or super skilled in a weak era haha If they were crazy knockout artists people would have appreciated them a lot more and been more willing to give them their flowers.

[@S-fp7uz]

@@TheModernMartialArtist I think two big factors were also one there not being a clear lineage at first due to Lewis retirement, but also the era being considered weaker in large part because the US stopped being the focus. There is a pretty big pro-US bias in boxing institutions and even with people like Inoue some people criticise him for not fighting in the US. It's just curious to see a lot of the reasoning used to criticise the Klitschko era not applying to current times, like ex-champs like Briggs or Rahman were dismissed because they were too old (in mid-30s, younger than Wilder, Usyk, Joyce, Zhang...), cruiserweights were considered easy pickings, dominant victories over undefeated champions in Ibragimof and Chagaev were dismissed because of "who did they fight." and so forth. Like nobody would say that Fury could easily win for a decade by fighting weak opposition like cruiserweights, ex-champs in their thirties or undefeated champions with few fights, when those are the best fights on his resume and he struggled greatly, fighting weaker opposition when possible.

[@S-fp7uz]

@@TheModernMartialArtist To be fair they were crazy knockout artist though, Wladimir has more knockout wins than Lennox Lewis had fights period and Vitali has one of the highest KO-ratios.

[@Shawnjames21]

I also agree to Fury vs Aj! Fury said he would do it after Usyk, but i highly doubt he would fight Aj. This could be a MAJOR MAJOR FIGHT!! ESPECIALLY IF FURY SUFFERS 2 LOSSES TO USYK!! ITS THE PERFECT SETUP!

[@WhiskeyMyersour]

David curious about your opinion on this; I'm an Ali fan, to put it mildly, and have loved your work on him. Usyk reminds me a lot of Ali in certain regards, same height similar weight they even share the same birthday 😳

[@Lawrencealale]

You are the best. Please do a longer video on Him.

[@PogonGH]

Thanks for review, sir

[@ndalby5178]

There is one other HUGE factor. At a certain point, every attribute begins to experience the phenomenon of DIMINISHING RETURNS. Usyk is the size of ALI almost to an eerie extent. They even may share a bday iirc. Having excess on you in a match against someone who is NOT mentally checked out because of the EXPECTATION that having once been a CW and having going up from CW to HW has disadvantaged them unfairly is a relatively new phenomenon since the advent of the CW division. Michael Spinks. RJJ. Toney moved up to CW of course and then HW but he was a 160lb champ. RJJ began at 154. Plodding HWs are a cyclical thing we've seen before, just not to this irrationally large degree. Mairis Briedis probably hits just as hard as most any HW short of the top five hitter in the division. Let's keep it a buck. He comes into the ring at 220 and is breaking jaws. Sparking out Charr in more brutal fashion than Povetkin. The arbitrariness of weight class and the lack of understanding of what DIMINISHING RETURNS mean is almost swept aside. If anyone is telling me Ali could not compete today, go look at his dimension... and look at Usyk's... the answer is obvious. YES, and it would not matter how big the opp was but is about STYLE and athletic ability 0:30

[@johnpittsii7524]

Thanks for the breakdown

[@karydanzine916]

hey man you never did the crawford vs spence breakdown. waiting to hear what you say

[@Heavilymoderated]

Usyk does everything I yell at other boxers to do when I watch matches on tv.

[@markchapman2585]

I said Usyk was going to win. But I didn't think it would be that competitive. But Tyson still talking shit makes you not like the clown even more.

[@alphaque9933]

Hey David, After watching Dubois - Joshua, I rewatched Usyk's heavyweight fights, and I am looking forward to Fury- Usyk II before Usyk-Dubois II. I like your analysis and have learned more of the Sweet Science from you. So, I'm curious to know what you think are Usyk's weaknesses (if any), also what do you think of his defense against body shots?

[@angeleastradadiaz8311]

Can you make a video about Dmitry Bivol?

[@Mr.MikeBarksdale]

It wasn't the 9th round that changed the entire fight, it was three minutes earlier with a minute left in Round 8. He caught Fury with a left straight to the beek either breaking or severly compromising Fury's breathing. Once Fury had to open his jaw to breath, that set up the perfect shot in the 9th that put Fury on queer street.

[@jesseodonnell7844]

Ever since he grew the mustache I've called him Freddie. Every one a gangster until Mercury Tyson's you in the ear. The whole side of your head be gone.

[@The-Dom]

He's easily the best boxing HW of all time. would have loved to see him against Lennox during his prime.

[@alertbri]

You're an amazing boxing brain, and an awesome commentator. Do you train boxers?

[@SBeest1]

AJ vs Fury would be wild as a next fight. AJ wins that one, either by KO or narrowly on points. Probably the latter.

[@10101wonderer]

Pan Usyk is a very nice and fanny man, has his own unique sense of humor and beautiful personality. Pan Usyk juggles to create his own mastery in coordination of mind and hands. Pan Usyk design his own programs: to improve his brain, brain clarity, clarity of thinking. Pan Usyk is my favorite sportsman of our time and my favorite boxing champion of all times!

[@hamidious]

Tyson vs Joshua makes more sense for Fury than a tough rematch with Usyk

[@Jimmy_Cream]

As if Joshua isn't a tough fight. He already avoided it because he knows Joshua hurts him

[@TheModernMartialArtist]

I just want a 4 Kings type era where everyone fights everyone! Wilder vs Usyk would be really fun too! Or Wilder vs AJ is more likely though.

[@thomaslunde5014]

@@TheModernMartialArtist What about Parker? He made Wilder look like an amateur and he "exposed" Zhang's lack of output. I think Parker vs Usyk would be more interesting.

[@JeSsE10mCcOy11]

Called it. AND to all the doubters who mocked me? I Told You So!

[@k1ruha77]

Thanks for your content, it really helps! Glory to Ukraine!

[@demonyahferguson1116]

Dawg a breakdown on Isaac Cruz would be dope hes like a lightweight mike tyson

[@TheModernMartialArtist]

I've been seriously considering it! If I have the time I mean, he definitely deserves a breakdown!

[@guywhosellsvapes4595]

I think durability peaks at a certain weight class and just stays about the same for every weight class after that. Power is the thing that stays consistent with more weight.

[@Saku19]

@1:30 or a "Symphony Of Destruction" ;)

[@M11553]

We need to see a style breakdown for Ricky Hatton not enough people give him credit for how technically good he was

[@RIFF0RAFF]

good points.

[@woodworkingaspirations1720]

Usyk is way stronger than he looks

[@TheMoon12390]

8/4 usyk 💪

[@shinomori69]

Usyk reminds me of Wolverine from the X-Men. Tough skilled and undersized. Still slaying giants.

[@RighteousFollwer]

Finally a heavyweight with real skill, that’s in shape, and has a chin.

[@Jorge_Magallon]

I want to see the rematch ASAP. Fury will have to adjust to the consistently troublesome outside lead-foot outside positioning south paw go-to that Tyson should have anticipated.

[@kokosiki40]

I think Fury have some troubles with his chin after Wilder

[@jio4801]

That crucifix really helped him 😉

[@Mithferion]

Faith can give a man a lot of strength

[@d20Fitness]

Am I remembering wrong that Holyfield was a cruiser weight at first too?

[@kasapkrvnik7799]

Skills pay the bills .

[@9usuck0]

Let's go! The 🐐 Uysk.

[@boxinglearner1996]

Congratulations Usyk😊

[@General.Audience]

Pound per pound King 👑

[@Cdp_999]

Him becoming the undisputed heavyweight champion makes me very feel

[@WhoDeanyUnchained]

I still don't know how he did it. Gotta respect him tho. Amazing!

[@shanekent4896]

Well done to the man..he controled the fight allmost bell to bell, it looked almost like fury did not want to be there, even took the fight way to lightly

[@malikaubry2211]

Uhhh no he didn’t

[@goldbullet50]

No way. Without the massive knockout, the match would've been very even. Now it took a round or two for Fury to recover... Both were constantly changing their tactics, and both had their moments.

[@MashuSlyferiux]

what are you TALKING ABOUT LMFAO it was extremely close and at the end of the fight Usyk was the most battered of the 2 as well!