The Genius Reason Usyk battered Tyson Fury!

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In a stunning turn of events, Oleksandr Usyk has defeated Tyson Fury, shaking the boxing world to its core. Join Stuart Hall, former IBF world champion, as he delves deep into the genius strategy that allowed Usyk to overcome the towering and formidable Fury.
In this video, Stuart breaks down the key factors behind Usyk's monumental victory. From his exceptional footwork and tactical brilliance to his relentless conditioning and mental fortitude, Usyk showcased a masterclass in boxing strategy and execution.
Stuart highlights how Usyk's southpaw stance and fluid movement posed significant challenges for Fury, disrupting his rhythm and neutralizing his offensive arsenal. Usyk's ability to control the distance and pace of the fight played a crucial role in his triumph, as did his precise and relentless jabbing, which kept Fury off balance throughout the match.
Discover the meticulous preparation and game plan that Usyk and his team devised to exploit Fury's weaknesses, turning what many saw as an insurmountable challenge into a historic victory. Stuart also explores the psychological edge Usyk maintained, staying composed and focused under the immense pressure of facing a heavyweight giant like Fury.
This victory is a testament to Usyk's extraordinary skills and strategic genius, cementing his legacy as one of the greatest pound-for-pound fighters of our time. Don’t miss Stuart Hall’s in-depth analysis of this legendary bout and the lessons it holds for boxers and fans alike.
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[@Just_a_Reflection]

I had Fury up 5-2, then everything changed. You have to finish Usyk before the middle to late rounds. He is too smart and too willful to let him linger.

[@SuperKendoman]

I don't know why Fury was clowning around and showboating in the earlier rounds. If he had been more serious and got to work, that split decision could have been a draw. Usyk did a good job and was professional throughout this whole event

[@stuarthall2154]

Great fighter

[@danielwoods3563]

People who are surprised by the way Usyk took over in the later rounds haven’t been paying attention. That’s what he always does. It’s incredible to see. Even when his opponent has success, Usyk adjusts again, and finds the gaps. I bet on Usyk by stoppage rds 9-12 because that’s when his opponents are exhausted and Usyk somehow goes up another level. Very annoyed by the ref obstructing the stoppage.

[@stuarthall2154]

You should be paid mate you were spot on

[@user-ps55619]

The referee should've waited until Fury to the canvas. Then, the count was extremely slow. Usyk is an exceptionally intelligent boxer.

[@stuarthall2154]

Genius mate

[@hillbillyacoustics6547]

Yes it would have been stopped if it was Usyk in that position, the same as it would have been if anyone else had that horrendous cut that Wallin gave Fury.

[@stuarthall2154]

He did get lucky

[@apollocreed5391]

I agree with you Stuart, around the 4th round I felt fury was going to really up the gears and starting causing spiteful punches and maybe hurt Usyk... But it all changes didn't it. Great fight, what are your predictions for a rematch? If you haven't decided maybe do a future video on it. Keep up the good work.

[@stuarthall2154]

Thanks for kind words mate I think it might be 1-1 maybe then a trilogy

[@stuarthall2154]

Thanks for kind words mate and I’ll defo do a video but if Tyson did win we would see a trilogy hahhaa

[@pablopanayi8625]

I think Fury is past his best, I feel like the Wilder fights have take there toll on him, maybe not time to give up but choose his battles wisely, lets see if he has the rematch in October. Fury was saved by the ref last night!

[@stuarthall2154]

True statement mate let’s see what happens

[@kieranporter5571]

A standing count it was.

[@justdynee]

I had first two to Usyk and last 5.

[@stuarthall2154]

👍👍

[@kid--presentable]

Should of been a stoppage

[@stuarthall2154]

I think so looking back at the fight

[@SuperKendoman]

I don't agree on that split decision win. The referee was biased towards Fury throughout the fight. Usyk very nearly had a TKO victory

[@stuarthall2154]

👍

[@kieranporter5571]

Lol 😅

[@PlayerToBeNamedLater1973]

I know it was a fight for all the marbles so to speak but it should have been waved off in the ninth. Fury was defenseless and not punching. He was one punch away from a nap and a possible head injury

[@stuarthall2154]

💯 could of got injured

[@stuarthall2154]

Was a bit strange the count

[@avatarhahha2222]

the ref had Tyson Usyk on the back of his t-shirt he should of wrote fury I thought it was suspect also myself he was a punch away from being done was done but why the heck did he not let him finish him is beyond me Tyson looked big but Usyk is 6,2 nearly 17 stone he packs a punch man he done the job and fury thought he won it after 8,9,10,11,12 no way Tyson beat him it would of been unjust

[@stuarthall2154]

Yes mate the right man won the fight and the ref definitely needs a word

[@oladeleolafuyi4599]

Poor analysis. You never want the ref to be the decision maker in a fight of this magnitude unless a fighter is truly hurt and needs protection. I was rooting for Usyk to win but I also believe in giving a fair analysis. If the ref stopped it, the conversation would be about the ref and not Usyk. Hope you understand.

[@mattstone5067]

The reason it should have been stopped is because Fury was defenseless. He was out on his feet staggering around and then at the end he was collapsed into the ropes with his hands down and completely defenseless. When a fighter stops fighting and can't protect himself at all they stop it.

[@stuarthall2154]

Good shout mate 👍👌

[@stuarthall2154]

It was a big fight but tyson was heard the refs job is to save the fighter and make sure they go home safe but I suppose he did that with the standing count

[@drayzorn]

The reason is conditioning. Uysk can't hit anything like Wilder but really cooked Fury with that left on the 8th because he was shattered. These heavyweights are getting exposed by a guy who's got the lungs and smarts and a so far excellent chin. Fury needs to be fitter and have the courage to throw back hard at uysk if he hopes to beat him in the rematch, because rounds 4-7 ain't gonna repeat themselves, uysk realises he needs to choose his moments coming forward and throw in bunches, no more walking onto Fury uppercuts next time

[@stuarthall2154]

Yes mate I think usyk will be better aswell next time

[@kieranporter5571]

A standing count it was.

[@stuarthall2154]

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