In MMA Ngannou had NEVER been wobbled, knocked down & never knocked out! AJ ICED THAT MAN that EVERYONE said had the reported "Hardest Punch" & Granite Chin" AJ dealt with him with DISREPECT! There are LEVELS to this Boxing shxt!!! 🥊
Ngannou needed to be humbled and so glad AJ did that in spectacular fashion completely sending him to the shadow realm. Ngannou thought he was invincible and that only he had the right to talk about sleeping his opponents. People forget, Ngannou before the fight was claiming he was the #1 boxer in the world and that boxers are inferior athletes. AJ saved boxing with grace, humbleness, dignity while completely bulldozing his opponent down.
Usyk may not want this version of AJ. But if anybody wants that work from AJ it’ll be Parker or Usyk or maybe Whyte or hrgovic. Nobody else wants it. They say they do but I don’t think they do.
Casual statement, AJ fought Francis exactly how he fought Usyk. He was boxing using his brain picking his shots and trying to outbox and counter punch, he didn’t come out throwing combinations at Francis he took his time and boxed, he did the same against Usyk the first fight and got outclassed, outboxed, wobbled, dominated. Second fight, he went to a Mexican trainer and tried a more walk down mexican come forward approach with a lot of body punches still got outclassed, AJ is a great fighter, but Usyk is a generational talent and is too smart for AJ, when you can’t land a power punch on a fighter guess what you don’t look so strong or impressive, this is what happens when AJ can land on you, when he can’t it doesn’t look like this simple.
@@soratics7328 I can see your point, but I’m far from casual. My statement was if anybody does want to fight AJ Usyk would be one of the few precisely bcuz of his ability to handle pressure fighters and big punchers.
@jakecherap Ngannou was 0-1 when AJ fought him. But he was and is a powerful skilled striker. He just met someone who is just as powerful and more skilled than himself.
If you understand how boxing scoring works and can add up, then there is no argument that Tyson Fury beat Francis Ngannou. There is only an argument if you do not understand one or both of those things.
