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Originally posted by Superbee View PostAgreed... Not saying Usyk could unify the HW division... just saying that of all the "notorious" up there, Wilder is the most "reachable"...Simple weight vs skill set math... I don't even believe Usyk himself thinks he stands a chance against the "skilled" 240 - 260 guys...
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Originally posted by Motorcity Cobra View PostI think he can beat Bellew, Whyte, and Parker.
Joshua and Wilder might be a bridge to far.
Wilder lack of everything technical would expose him so much against "tonight" Usyk that it wouldn't even be funny... I agree with Parker... Whyte at 260 might be pushing it a 'bit doe... Hughie Fury anyone ? I'd buy that as an appetizer over Bellew any time...
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Originally posted by MDPopescu View PostWilder has very long hands... do you see Usyk bullying him?... I don't...
He'd do the same with Wilder... Hell I don't think Wilder would catch "tonight" Usyk as much as Gassiev did ...
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Originally posted by Superbee View PostWilder lack of everything technical would expose him so much against "tonight" Usyk that it wouldn't even be funny... I agree with Parker... Whyte at 260 might be pushing it a 'bit doe... Hughie Fury anyone ? I'd buy that as an appetizer over Bellew any time...
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There is no way this is Gassiev at his best. This was apparently a clinic (reading about it, haven't seen it) but Gassiev is a great fighter with skills. Too big a moment? Too tight?
Usyk is a man, a talented fighter with no weakness at 200. He moves smoother, punches clean, and can fight at angles. He isn't heavy handed and does not have one punch power, but he can hurt his opponents.
Just sounds like he was kicking it on all cylinders today.
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Originally posted by cameltoe View PostIt’s a definite style. A very effective one at that. Movement, a clinical jab, and volume combinations. Gassiev looked dumbfounded the way Usyk circled to his right after landing crisp shots. Loma obviously very similar.
I’d be keen to find out who’s behind it all.
Papachenko is Loma's dad and he was Ukrainian London Olympics Team trainer setting his imprint on Loma, Usyk, Gvozdyk, Berynchyk and rest.
Gopak is Ukrainian traditional dance with intricate martial-like legwork and angle movement.
Before boxing Papachenko forced Loma to learn traditional dancing and started teaching him boxing only when Loma was "ready" after some 3 years of dancing classes.
One of peculiar moves in Ukrainian dances is "popping-up" like a fishing float out of water at strange angles and in weird rhythm. Watch their fights closer and you'll get what i mean.
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Originally posted by Motorcity Cobra View PostI forgot to add Tyson Fury. Anything below T. Fury, Wilder, and AJ I think he can beat. Hell, I think Gassiev will beat Hughie and Whyte.
Joshua, Wilder, Ortiz? Those three end Usyk's night ugly. I think Parker is a lean over Usyk simply on skills and size, but I think Usyk could get him on a good night.
Below that line a motivated Usyk can rack up some wins, but he better be respectful of how much more powerful those punches can be one division up.
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Originally posted by Motorcity Cobra View PostI forgot to add Tyson Fury. Anything below T. Fury, Wilder, and AJ I think he can beat. Hell, I think Gassiev will beat Hughie and Whyte.
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I like Wilder’s chances vs Joshua better than against Usyk. There isn’t anybody Wilder can’t knock out if he catches them. I don’t think Wilder catches Usyk. That said, I don’t like Usyk’s chances against Joshua much at all.
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