Usyk Beats Fury for Undisputed Heavyweight Title | Crawford & Who's Top P4P? | Opetaia beats Briedis

[@Rhiesom]

Teddy's thesis that "Usyk always finds a way to win" is the most apt characterisation of all. I admit that in the middle of the fight I was burning: "he's indeed a bit small" - I thought. But then... The Winner.

[@darrylfrombrooklyn]

I experienced the same thing

[@joeblough261]

I thought he was gonna be toast after he struggled to land meaningful punches for several rounds, and was shook by some of those uppercuts and body shots. Credit to the man! Similar to 2nd Joshua fight when he refused to give in after Joshua came on strong.

[@nickalexandropoulos876]

This is wisdom. The real sense of this fight. Everything else follows...

[@josiplilic3384]

Only guy who had that kind of mentality was Andre Ward,who was underrated a lot,Imo. But Usyk has to be no 1 on pfp list! Every tittle he won as cuiserweight was in enemy territory & he beat Belew in Liverpool & Joshua at Wembley! Masterclass!!!

[@fiucik1]

Same here. I thought for a moment that he's gonna be crushed by Fury's size and strength, but then he just switch to another gear. He reminded me of Joe Frazier. He was like "I might get beaten up, but I'm just gonna keep on coming at you, rise the pace even more and see if you can coupe with that much pressure". And Fury couldn't keep up.

[@jandro8370]

Fury did do very well. Usyk is just a generational talent.

[@PlasmaSnake369]

Fury made himself very easy to hit He could have made the fight more difficult for Usyk

[@TrojanManXLT]

@@PlasmaSnake369 this this this. Fury kept clowning and going to the corner. Why you would give up range as a taller fighter for no reason is insane

[@234i9]

@@PlasmaSnake369 He really could not. He tried his best and failed

[@RaniRubina-od1fz]

​@@PlasmaSnake369 it's Usyk pressure that made fury go into that mode...it wasn't about what Fury couldn't or could have done...he was being led by Usyk

[@MrDarkweaver]

@@PlasmaSnake369 I don't think you're giving Usyk the credit he deserves. It was his setups that put Fury in those positions to get hit, it wasn't voluntary on Fury's part.

[@richardcole3688]

It was good to see Tyson Fury get beat up by the middleweight, he wasted Usyk time for two years ducking the fight, the right man got his hand raised!

[@t.d6379]

Everyone enjoying the sport of boxing and your still fanboying - damn shame! Go on reply with something like "cry more" or "cope harder" 😂

[@t.d6379]

@G35149 it's not true though, Usyk signed with the Saudi team who did AJ Vs Usyk II and didn't take the fight against Fury at Wembley last year. That's why Fury fought Chisora.

[@t.d6379]

@G35149 okay so why did Alex krasik admit to what I just say, which you called untrue? It's common knowledge the Wembley April fight fell out of bed because Usyk wanted a rematch and the 70/30 to spin to the winner (which I actually agree with) and Fury said no rematch and Usyk went and signed with the earlier Saudie outfit and Fury was left to fight someone else instead.

[@nicklausschubert298]

​@@t.d6379 nope

[@t.d6379]

@@В-Доску that's not Fury ducking the fight last year - that's Usyk wanting a rematch, which means more money. Which I understand. You can't blame it all on Fury, well you can, because it suits your agenda. So carry on.

[@viveviveka2651]

Thanks for not interjecting much and just letting Teddy riff freely. He's good at that.

[@Shaun_M13]

One of Teddy’s finest post-fight analysis - fantastic

[@Mackr_5]

Thank you Teddy. Best pre & post fight place to come.

[@francysvarona3567]

Can’t believe they are stripping him IBF is ridiculous can’t even let the guy enjoy his victory!

[@mheiseus]

Because fury wants a rematch

[@lewishurley7690]

Proper shiteeee

[@KSpides53]

Yup. and maybe a guy Usyk already beat may end up with the belt. Hopefully he does he deserves a rematch with Usyk meaning Dubois.....Hrgovic sucks in my opinion and is no where near championship levels.

[@dr.doolittle4763]

Criminal corruption from the IBF. What a childish thing to do.

[@dr.doolittle4763]

@@KSpides53 Hrgovic is going to KO DuBois.

[@MaskedFighter]

30:30 for Fury Usyk talk

[@JeffreyRufino]

You're the MVP

[@hiroehayes593]

Teddy, what a knowledgable, thoughtful person. I deem him the pound for pound #1 analyst rank 🧠 🏆

[@hiroehayes593]

Teddy must of also believed that only a gun could of beat Mike Tyson. He actually held one to Mike's head 😮😅​@user-op2qh2xe5y

[@kevinmahon7848]

The Left hand in the 8th that might have broken Tysons nose changed the Flow of the Fight.

[@glennr2358]

Yep, that’s the moment Fury lost.

[@OldWolf1933]

Agreed, that was the start of his decline. And the ref very possibly saved his skin in the ninth.

[@c0ldhandzzz]

Agreed

[@schumi9xwdc]

Usyk hurt Fury’s nose in Round 1

[@peteperic5822]

People don't understand how valuable Teddy's insights are. Treasure.

[@JR-vr2pz]

Eh, Teddy speaks a decent amount of rubbish. For example, he was going on here about how Futy is the example of never giving up on life. No, that is comically wrong. Fury beat Klitschko, tested positive for PEDs, paid off some farmer to say he sold him contaminated meat, received a 2 year ban, then went on a 2 year bender, gained a ton of weight, then came back using mental health as an excuse for his lack of discipline. Fury is an example of someone who lacks discipline, is narcissistic, and is bipolar. He has actually given up on himself a ton of times - that manifests itself through him constantly getting out of shape, then needing to get back into shape, etc. The most consistent thing about Fury is his inconsistency and bipolar nature.

[@ibrahimmail5749]

lol Teddy is terrible with takes 90% of the time

[@tfedak9735]

finally a victory for boxing. true homies will never give up

[@anthonycostello6055]

I scored the fight 8-4 for Usyk, (Fury winning 4, 5, 6 and 7) so 116-111. Apparently a lot of people gave Fury the 3rd. I didn't see it that way, but I was just watching online. Still, even after the second and third viewing, I couldn't see Fury winning the 3rd round. And I really love both of these fighters, so I don't think I had any biased one way or the other.

[@sen639]

Nice judgement mate. I think teddy got this one wrong. It wasn't close. 8-4 Usyk is clear. Your analysis is correct. Well done.

[@gutz323]

I thought Usyk had the 3rd too, but I was with 5 other friends watching it live, (mostly Fury fans) who claimed it was Fury's round. Even though I am British, I wanted Usyk to win, so maybe some bias played a part in many people's analysis, without us even realising it. I haven't re-watched the whole fight again yet though, just a few highlights.

[@jdoc1357b9g]

I thought Usyk won but it was arguably close, with several debatable rounds. 3 and 12 can swing to Fury, and a lot of people scored it that way. All three judges gave round 12 to Fury. That would make it 114-113 Usyk, which was one of the cards. Some disagreement about rounds 2 and 10, but most lean Usyk. Some debate about 7 too, with all three judges (and you and others) giving it to Fury, but some insist it was Usyk's round.

[@natcalabrese]

The few rounds Fury won easily in the 5th and 6 th he threw looping right hands and looping upper cut right hand. Problem is that those 2 rounds were the ONLY 2 rounds he threw those looping right hands. If you watch the fight again you will see Fury did not throw looping right hand in any other rounds. That’s why he lost. He let Usyk into the fight by NOT throwing that looping right hand in EVERY round. Not sure why Fury stopped throwing right hands or why he waited until round 5 to start throwing it. Very disappointing.

[@ArthurH11]

Same brother

[@CaptainJ22]

Been waiting on you Teddy! Good analysis as always

[@AM-qc3vk]

When Usyk sent Fury to dreamland, it reminded me of Fury vs Chisora 1 where Chisora surprised Fury in the 10 round on the ropes. I believe Usyk knew of this possibility or at least it came to him in the instance. Fury has a bad habit of dropping his hands when fighting on the inside. Like he is just toying with his opponent and Usyk made him pay like no one before. I don't think Fury truly believed Usyk could hurt him. Cost him the fight in my opinion.

[@boxingenius]

This was a great piece by atlas.

[@KernowekTim]

Brit here. This is all I've been waiting for regarding Usyk v Fury. Usyk beat Fury. If not, Teddy would be fuming and calling people out for mal-practice. Usyk makes History. Book closed.

[@stevejurado8069]

Teddy has always been a fury bootlicker, he has never given Usyk a fair shake , I'm so happy for team Usyk they deserve this outright victory.

[@PlasmaSnake369]

​@@stevejurado8069wtf are you talking about

[@yuri_tahdid]

Teddy said he thought Usyk was going to win. What are you talking about.

[@Hff19927]

About time Fury got knocked off the pedestal. He did the same thing he said Wlad did, held the belts hostage. Now we can see fight without the messing around.

[@papadwarf6762]

Happy new year 🎉

[@_KMAC_]

Usyk is the new #1 P4P boxer in the world. Stop the debate.

[@paystyles5429]

@gussstavohogan?

[@incognitobrown7782]

Loma?

[@sevaad]

​@@incognitobrown7782if he fights Gervonta and defeats him despite his age - that would be, indeed, a p4p statement no less serious than Usyk's.

[@lbperlb]

True story.

[@JackMcLeodJr]

Everybody else has said how I also view the fantastic victory by Usyk so I will just give a mention here of what was my favourite fight on the card - Briedis vs Opetaia 2! Briedis still keeping the young beasts on their toes even as he's drawing his pension! How they both took each other's shots I will never know. Everyone not named Briedis or Opataia would have been snoring on the canvas.

[@RiaNash-o3s]

Briedis is a legend, he's the only fighter who took usyk to the limit,

[@JackMcLeodJr]

​@@RiaNash-o3s Indeed, also spent most of his career as a part time pro too with a day job in between being one of the best cruiserweights in the world. I think he's still in the top 5 right now, even nearly 40 years old that's one dangerous man.

[@dr.doolittle4763]

Briedis is one of the more underrated and under visible fighters. He simply great and at 39 he almost pulled it off. He is indeed a legend who should be more appreciated.

[@davpzdu]

He's an ex-copper.

[@JackMcLeodJr]

@@davpzdu Yeah, they aren't soft on crime in the Baltic states either. Rough job. A conversation for another day lol.

[@kyleb8268]

I mean, the last time we were remotely close to undisputed is when we had the Klitschko brothers holding all the belts. And the only reason why there wasn't one is cause they promised their mom they wouldn't fight each other. As a lifelong Klitschko fan, I'm glad Usyk is the guy now.

[@Muff_Diver]

A lifelong klitschko fan, how’d you stay awake through all them fights

[@kyleb8268]

@bluepit2021 pretty easily when Wladimir only had 9 decisions to 53 knockouts and his brother had 4 decisions to 41 knockouts.

[@donniet348]

​@@Muff_Diverthe last time we were this close to undisputed is when aj had 3 and wilder had the wbc.

[@Muff_Diver]

@@kyleb8268 I’ve been in & around boxing all my life & never heard anyone say i’m a lifelong klitschko fan, both of them were no doubt good but boring but that’s what makes boxing great I everyone enjoys different styles

[@viveviveka2651]

The other side of the coin, to Usyk "knowing how to win," is Usyk "refusing to let a loss happen" - refusing to lose - finding ways of changing the direction or momentum of the fight when he's losing. Yes, he wants to win. At the same time, he wants very badly NOT to lose. He refuses to let that happen. He finds a way to stop that from happening, to reverse that train, stop or derail it. And that's exactly what he did.

[@CharlesB-NGNM]

Didn't hear that about Crawford. Super classy move.

[@simonhancock4949]

Great review / analysis, Teddy

[@stephenbahrmarbles]

“Don’t worry, I not leave you” 🥊

[@paystyles5429]

He kept his word

[@BigboyRoy100]

44:50 comedy gold Teddy 🥇🤣 very feel indeed!

[@gerardoconnor7148]

Thanks for letting Ted Atlas talk uninterrupted a great and honest appraisal of the contest

[@HAWGGY85]

You're right, this gives us hope and feeling that anything is possible!

[@marcosperez6024]

PUT THE CHAPTERS BACK ON

[@gutz323]

If you mean the time stamps??? They are in the description. Unless they wasn't there when you originally commented and they have now added them.

[@wilmercohen]

I noticed Usyk slowed a little on the 9th before referee counted , now it makes sense. Fantastic episode, wonderful insights, thank you !

[@schumi9xwdc]

He got off the gas

[@Unkdrefinest]

Man can Teddy Atlas can talk without breathing. 🥊

[@guru77771]

Thanks!

[@papadwarf6762]

Happy New Year 🎉

[@paystyles5429]

Usyk punched sausage into the future

[@papadwarf6762]

@@paystyles5429 I think he punched the last 5 months into amnesia

[@paystyles5429]

@@papadwarf6762 people under estimate Usyk bc he speaks English limited, but the guy is a master chess player. He’s a super intelligent he knows fury loves to be an attention hog, so he gave him the microphone and let him completely humiliate himself.

[@anthonycardona2263]

1st time in 25 years!!! Boxing deserves better.

[@DeeJay003]

Time to ditch the various organisations. They are killing boxing.

[@lukemurray4950]

Where are the time stamps?

[@joeblough261]

It is pathetic isn't it? I remember it being a big deal in 1999, because it had been about 7 years. Started when Bowe dumped belt in garbage, and got worse after Foreman got stripped, etc. But a quarter century??? Big problem was Wlad reigning for so long, but Vitaly holding WBC and the brothers never were gonna fight. Then Wilder got hold of it and was never going to unify what became a 4-belt issue. Good grief.

[@simont531]

@@joeblough261 WBC seem to be the major blocker now - they will protect their fighters. Wilder not fighting his mandatory in Whyte ever was really sad to see. What’s the point in having mandatories?

[@joeblough261]

@@simont531 Look at Canelo holding belts hostage too. As if Munguia and Berlanga earned the shot more than Benavidez. It's turrible. Then throw in the different promoters and the "side of the street" garbage and we have this broken version of boxing.

[@skooliganwtf5592]

Uncle Ted @ 55.49 spoke the truth. Sasha(Olek) has morales simple....he could have just released that punch on a man unable to defend himself. Sasha is the GREATEST BOXER EVER....his stats dont lie. 22 professional fights 0 losses, 2 conquered weight divisions incl The 'Blue ribbon' Heavyweight Title. Very serious credentials imo.

[@benhusmann6521]

Long live Teddy Atlas!

[@qoharjamalhaqy526]

Agree to agree, Usyk is the most skilled modern boxer in the upper weight classes of all time.

[@IdaiMakayaPublications]

As a cruiserweight, Usyk was more a counter puncher, but as a heavyweight, he has realised he has a significant speed advantage, which has led to an extremely aggressive style. He relentlessly pressured Fury until he started making mistakes. Having said that, I was also surprised by how confident Fury was. Fury was convinced he'd walk through Usyk. And there was a time it looked like he would. But he probably tired, and the mistakes crept in. I think Fury has a good chance in the rematch. But so does Usyk. I am certain the rematch will NOT go the distance, either way. Usyk doesn't need to do the rematch. He has everything you lose, and everyone runs out of luck, eventually.

[@shaunjones6049]

My mother and father met Tyson and Paris Fury while they were on holiday and chatted with Tyson on and off over the course of a fortnight and they said they were a lovely down to earth couple and Tyson was a absolute gentleman. Totally different to his public persona Tyson the boxer 🤔 all show biz and hype to sell fights 💵💵🥊

[@userk23c5d5]

"Don't be afraid. I won't leave you alone." Like Fury deep inside is afraid of being alone. Fantastic comment. Real creepy.

[@viveviveka2651]

I saw Fury talk about that comment by Usyk. He was thrown off by it. Good move by Usyk.

[@viveviveka2651]

The fast hands and the counterpunching would fade away fast in an all-out toe-to-toe brawl, with Fury rocking Usyk repeatedly. That would then enable Fury to follow up, capitalize and take him down. Fury would have to weather some blows, but Usyk is not a power puncher, and Fury is huge and can weather a lot, especially at the beginning when he's fresh. If Fury went all-in, balls out, for a knockout from the opening bell, I wouldn't be at all surprised if Fury could knock Usyk out in one or two rounds. The rematch will be interesting. And I hope it happens.

[@B_i_R_D__M_a_N]

@@viveviveka2651 round 9.

[@schumi9xwdc]

@@viveviveka2651 And gas out and then be KO'ed....move on

[@viveviveka2651]

@@schumi9xwdc No, he has the stamina. Just watch Wilder II. And the ending of Wilder III. He's gassing out? Move on.

[@hamadalmadhi2586]

56:20 somebody needs to meme that 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@BorderSkyRecords]

I was looking for this comment

[@ariana_therebel_garcia]

How not to love mister teddy atlas! I’m an amateur fighter and just to listening to him breaking down a fight and commenting on it, I do learn a lot grazie mile teddy !

[@ImranAli-tm3rq]

Usyk is 37 years old. You can be in your prime close to 40.

[@DafyddJohnson-ub7us]

Thanks teddy. That advice around 24 minutes. Thanks man

[@natostar1]

Love the show!! Btw, epic old school phone on the left hand side behind Teddy..must be around 30-35 years old 📞😁

[@jdoc1357b9g]

A lot of people dogging the ref but I actually thought he played round 9 perfectly. He could have called a KD a couple times earlier when Fury stumbled backwards into the ropes, but it was debatable and he gave as much opportunity for the fight to play out as he could. That exchange was pretty amazing because Fury got rocked and was stumbling but he was still upright on his legs trying to slip punches and get it together. And each time it looked like maybe he'd get it together Usyk cracked him with 2 or 3 more perfect precision shots that sent him stumbling again. The ref let these play out, either Fury finds a way to recover or he gets knocked down or out. But when Fury fell into the corner ropes that last time it was different. There his knees were buckled in an almost sitting position, shoulders in the ropes and his head hanging on the top rope. He had fallen there and was only not on the canvas because the ropes hung him up. That's a rulebook KD, and the ref had to intervene there. It was a defenseless position and a knockdown under the rules. I think Usyk also knew this which is why he let up. Letting Usyk keep punching at that point would have been like letting him punch a guy on a knee or on the canvas. The ref had to move there, he stayed hands-off as long as he could but he could no longer let it play out there. Of course he could have waved off the fight there, it's his call, but he had to either do that or call the KD, and he took the less extreme of the two measures available, which was the right move imo. It resolved the situation with the lesser intervention and we got to see the rest of the fight play out.

[@pedroj.martinez-fraga5155]

Excellent show, really appreciated the insights into Further, Frank Warren, and Usyk. Tremendous post fight analysis. We are fortunate to have Teddy teach us about boxing and about the human condition.

[@Elnont]

Teddy Atlas shouting Usyk over and over again is such a mood.

[@chuckdeless9891]

Tremendous full circle analysis from the boxing legend. Thank you Mr. Atlas

[@jjj-g8n6m]

Ken: I want to take this opportunity to thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for finally changing your background photos. The pictures you have up now are great and are a much better, more current and up to date representation of "the voice of all combat sports" than what was behind you before. I dont think its a coincidence that this weeks episode, even though it has only been up 12 hours, already has more views than last weeks. This show is one of my very favorite pieces of weekly internet content and its good to see you guys still making efforts to make it even better. Keep up the good work. 👍

[@stephenmoon5123]

Tyson wasn’t at his best to be fair,after fighting Whyte,chisora and mma fighter and doing Netflix series he wasn’t really in good stead to go straight in there with usyk yet he still gave Usyk his hardest fight of his career,I’m not sure if fury will ever get to his peek again it’s a shame really but kind of his own doing in choosing to fight Chisora and mma fighter instead of elite fighters which would of primed him for Usyk.

[@dmitripisartchik1296]

So because it's Fury and because it's the big event, rules don't apply, is that it, Teddy? That's not how a healthy sport operates.

[@jackwhitehill1204]

Teddy's analysis and scoring is spot on

[@garrgantua7595]

that was great. Teddy is a Legend and Genius. Awesome

[@KMD-qj1qc]

Can’t see anybody beating a all time great cruiser weight legend like Usyk right now, he’s too good for the current division

[@AndrewWilliams-kw6bc]

Split decision ? Wait for rematch

[@Byronic19134]

@@AndrewWilliams-kw6bcThat was not a split decision bro, we all know this, Fury got wrecked and the fight should have been stopped in the 9th.

[@AndrewWilliams-kw6bc]

@@Byronic19134 Learn the rules and understand how they score fights I had it 114/113 USYK, So close

[@hassnatahmad5339]

Fury will beat him in the rematch.

[@AvB2106]

We’ll I guess Fury discredited his own claim of winning the fight by following with the scream “HAPPY NEW YEEEAAAR”. That was just amazing!

[@Byronic19134]

He also proved in that moment why the fight should have been stopped in round 9.

[@Martin-lv1xw]

Timber aaah.......Happy New Year my boys...Get uuuup. Got sent back in time

[@joeblough261]

I made same comment elsewhere Teddy, about thr absolute level of class by Usyk not to throw that kill shot. I chuckled that my favorite fighter of all times, Holyfield, would've blasted him bc he had no mercy in there. See the Vaughn Bean knockdown! LOL

[@todorkolev7565]

Mr. Atlas was on one today!

[@lukemurray4950]

Where are time stamps??

[@darthvaper6745]

I summon Captain time-stamp

[@YouSnoozeYouNooze]

let the man rest!

[@stoshbeast1]

You can always use the transcripts if the timestamps aren't included

[@lukemurray4950]

@@stoshbeast1 what are they? How do I do that?

[@kayeb222]

​​​@@lukemurray4950just tap the video title at the top. Ie - where it says " Usyk beats Fury for title ....etc". And then scroll down a little bit when it opens up.

[@patrickwhelan8118]

Fury got schooled. He had three yelling in his ear between rounds including old mate John. The fighting man, the bare knuckle boxer. All mugs the Fury’s. Good on Usyk

[@kc1973able]

Great speech there Teddy about never giving up on yourself 🥊

[@insidernj8933]

Build a temple to enshrine the fighting words of Teddy Atlas. Thank you, sir, for integrity.

[@viveviveka2651]

Usyk got a huge boost and St the same time Fury was ahead, felt he had it in hhe bag, znd was starting to ease up. Bad combination for Fury. Great cimbination for Usyk. Usyk's "inhaler" was actually a cross. He was boosted by his faith and his memories of his father, and of his countrymen.

[@lazyrider6918]

USYK changed the entire fight in 8th round with that initial FLUSH punch straight on the bridge of Fury's nose. I yelled at TV once it happened and then you saw the blood start to flow. It didn't look that bad in real speed, but I saw it and in slow motion it was brutal. Rewatch the 8th round and it explains what happened in the 9th. Fury's eyes changed from that punch. I found the punch at another angle kzbin.inforYKnp23hxlY

[@alcottdevalte7440]

At least all the talk about the heavyweights of this era being the goats ends now. Usyk is becoming the best of this era. Really nice seeing a heavyweight with the body frame of Ali and fighting style like Gene Tunney in this era where everyone avoided each other and then lost to Usyk.

[@lodersracing]

Love Teddy's analysis. Respect to both fighters.

[@DonHalli]

This was great! Thank you!

[@SuperDancingdonkey]

At the end of the fight, fury did mention the part about score cards. But he also yelled out "happy new year!". Even for a guy who trolls so much, I'm pretty sure he wasn't all there.

[@simonwarburton6235]

With the Fury / Usyk fight two weeks ago I wondered in my little mind how things would pan out so as usual I tuned in to Teddy's thoughts to get a clearer picture for myself .. Boy Teddy really..' 'in his superb way ' ..laid it all out there so brilliantly that I was a little dismayed by his final statement.. That Usyk had the ability to find a way to win.. Teddy picked Usyk. Not only was Teddy right about the outcome..he was spot on with how Usyk would do it...which came down to finding a way to win ..yep that's how Usyk stayed the giant..he found a way to win... Teddy Atlas is a genius..period.

[@Redman680]

Erm.....the fight was 4 days ago. 🤡

[@KennyIMO]

Tyson is the bigger man but Usyk had the Bigger Heart. Usyk is P4P number 1 and is in the GOAT conversation

[@joeblough261]

Woot, been waiting

[@lukemurray4950]

Where are the time stamps?

[@goodbot8526]

This is the best video by Teddy Atlas ever!

[@AttorneyBailey]

Crawford has really good "eyes".....great vision......never stops watching you.....never......just a magnificent talent.....

[@QsLIFE1993]

Absolutely love Teddy - his passion - "Timberrrrr/Gones ville" I learn from him mentally!

[@XBlack-oc6xt]

As always, the best analysis in the game, Teddy you're a treasure!

[@elecelec5581]

R1 Usyk R2 Usyk R3 Usyk R4 Fury R5 Fury R6 Fury R7 Usyk R8 Usyk R9 Usyk + knockdown R10 Usyk R11 Usyk R12 Swing round (but gave to fury to be generous) Usyk 8 Fury 4 (plus knockdown)

[@KingKong-fp6zm]

I don't know what the heck you were seeing!!😂😂

[@beberico07]

I agree I had it 8-4 too!!🤛

[@Maroon498]

Fully agree i had it the same. Usyk definitely won the early and late rounds, with the middle rounds going to Fury.

[@maxhammer4067]

I think furys corner lost him the fight, one guy shouting pat your head and big john shouting rub your belly

[@KernowekTim]

Didn't help matters, but Usyk still had to score enough to win, obviously. Saved by the ropes from being sparked-out? Aye.

[@maxhammer4067]

@@KernowekTim Don't know if it wasn't for the war they would have gave fury the points to win 🤣

[@WhiskeyBravo83]

Didn’t look like a fight plan designed by Suga! Big John needs to learn his role. Let Suga train

[@joeblough261]

Another interesting note...I scored Usyk- Chisora for Del Boy by a round. I'm convinced Usyk was just hesitant still, to mix it up with a real heavywight at thst point because he's obviously way better than he showed that night.

[@Jaystarski]

Excellent breakdown of the Fury v Usyk fight. The best I’ve heard so far.

[@Shoxchow3249]

Teddy atlas I salute u my friend my God do u know how to analysis boxing its incredible hearing your words you are special boxing legend my God u got it spot on in from London amazing 👏 thank u

[@TT-tu3wr]

Riveting....Classic Teddy......Love how you incorporate life lessons into analysis.

[@homeboysudaka5629]

Keep preaching Teddy 🙏🏽🥊 Boxing is back , we are all blessed to be alive and watched that awesome fight

[@viveviveka2651]

Usyk weighed in at 233½. Foreman weighed in at 218 in his prime, when he fought Ali. Usyk is almost as tall as Foreman (only a one inch difference), and outweighs Foreman by a substantial 15½ pounds, and about 20 pounds over Liston in his prime. And that weight was muscle, not fat. He was stronger and bigger than people give him credit for.

[@sildrabu104]

the weight was wrong, it was 223.5 pounds.

[@paystyles5429]

That weight was incorrect, but he is very strong if you go back and watch the fight there was one episode where fury tried to lean on him and he pushed him back so for sure very feel is very deceptively strong

[@mikecatania4492]

I love this show! Teddy is great and Ken is a great host. Excellent!

[@RussellScottHD]

if you build numerous US military bases in your country on the border... that's not unprovoked Teddy.

[@quantumskittles]

USYK! USYK! USYK!

[@MrMamooshka]

The referee was so invested in preventing Fury being knocked down, Usyk literally had to push past him as he chased Fury down. Happy new year everyone 🍾🎉

[@adamlees8410]

25 years wait to bring the belts under one champions name and then they want to take one away in 2 days.

[@edwardprokopchuk3264]

Teddy-the best boxing analyst! Very entertaining for sure!

[@Parlay_way_Jay]

Get ready for a Trilogy 😤

[@britenasstv1818]

The best episode of my rapt attention!

[@RayHicks-gl7gm]

Teddy's comment about how a clinch is often a silent/mutual agreement to take a break had me laughing out loud.

[@xxxs8309]

Enjoyed every minute of this commentary

[@thethracian3998]

Nice pick from Teddy.

[@Acordionista509]

Ken looks so annoyed when teddy interrupts him😂

[@ianbishop5651]

Few things on here really reached me and touched me in a profound way

[@AliFrankTheTank]

Usyk 115-112, IBF trolling stripping him already but Aye, he did it 🔥 The rematch will be interesting i think Usyk finishes him, Navarrette was overrated and Cordina got slept

[@hassnatahmad5339]

They not going to strip anymore. IBF mandatory fights AJ and winner of that fights winner of Usyk Fury 2.

[@viveviveka2651]

The ref actually gave Usyk a chance - multiple chances, in fact - to go in for the kill against a largely defenseless Fury. No one has talked about this, but he seriously endangered Fury, and much more than he needed to. Guys get killed when their defenses are that limited or impaired. I would have called the knockdown after the first or second time Fury was being held up by the ropes. Technically, that's a knockdown. I would have been more concerned about Fury getting hurt badly or concussed badly. The ref let the battering go on for too long.

[@shakes.dontknowwhatyergettin]

Its not a knockdown if you are AGAINST the ropes, only if literally on them with your feet not doing anything. At no point was Fury down, and he should have been stopped like the millions of other fighters in the same situation throughout history. It was a KO.

[@viveviveka2651]

@@shakes.dontknowwhatyergettin IDK. Where's the rule? Let's read it. In my view, if he's saved by the ropes - if he would have gone down, but the ropes saved him from going down - then the ref can call a knockdown, stop the battering to keep the fighter safe, order the other fighter to a corner, and start the count - especially if the guy is impaired. No point arguing with opinions here, though; it's gotta be written down somewhere.

[@t.d6379]

@shakes.dontknowwhatyergettin the ropes kept him up from properly falling over when the ref stepped in and ruled it a knockdown. It was a legit knockdown. The ref was proven right because Fury finished the fight and lost due to the knockdown effectively.

[@ronmailloux8655]

@@t.d6379 you may be right but the tiny ref in this fight? He is no Mills Lane if thats what you re thinking. Also the ref grabbed Uskys arm twice before he called for a count.....he did seem out of his element . The fight went on and the right man won so thats the key.

[@t.d6379]

@@ronmailloux8655 agreed

[@Johndoe10007]

Teddy is a great at getting the story across , he articulates boxing 🥊 so well with dignity , he makes it so much more exciting and interesting 😊

[@Gyminator904]

Teddy, is there a reason we never see Tyson or any of Cus’s fighters using the double end bag?? Or did they use it but we just didn’t see any footage?? Thanks