Fury vs Usyk - The ULTIMATE Breakdown 

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B O S H PROPS 👌👌😂

I know Usyk is Ukrainian, but I just want to say he fits the bill. That's the most ancient Slavic looking mf I've ever seen. Dude looks like he just walked out of a Russian time machine from the early 1100s.

Love your work mate🇦🇺👍

russia didnt exist in the 1100s@@EpsteinsRope

That’s optimistic I won’t believe it till the fight starts

Think u mean Usyk u typical ignorant Fury hater. It was Usyk who left the negotiating table a week early and fled to Kyiv so hush your mouth clown.

But he fought wilder and at the time no 1 would go near wilder I believe in fury money talks bullshit walks

even a week after the fight, i'll be sceptical.

​@@Tonzi212you mean wilder wouldn't go near a decent opponent

Thank you for a sensible comment amongst the idiotic comments on this video

I think Fury will hurt Usyk, if not a KO.

People had a similar mindset about Spence in that fight with Bud...and Bud wore his ass out like he owed him money. Fury is a beast, but hes also a bitch, and eventually that bitch in him will effect his boxing. He's got everything required to beat Usyk, but I really don't see him managing to do it without help, honestly I don't see him ever even actually fighting Usyk until/unless it's clear Usyk has lost a step.

It'll probably go down like Haney vs Loma. Close fight, but the bigger skilled guy wins.

​@@NyQuilDonutwhat if the opposite happens, do you think size will be the deciding factor?

usyk has no chance against Fury.

Then why has Fury been ducking him the whole time 😭

@@sauleduardo95 Usyk plans to gain 300lbs so...that will put Fury as the little one.

Thanks. I didn’t know about slippery ring. I must admit I thought it was the first sign of Usyk on the slide…. Hope he still has the movement and engine he did again AJ

Hmmm…. Still Dubois was robbed. A body shot is a body shot

I think Usyk on points, if Fury can't stop him I can't see how Fury wins?

I hope he knocks him out cold. That would be funny. I can't imagine the damage that would do to him and his Furynoids (fanboys not Fury fans).

One decent body shot and Usyk will be rolling around on the floor crying foul like a premier league footballer

@@johnmichaelson9173umm.. fury can win on points aswell?

@@mrsentencename7334 I'm thinking Fury can't punch as accurately & at the rate Usyk can. I'd be happily proved wrong but I just can't see how Fury does it.

Cowardice is abit much😂 he's just after generational wealth in exchange for brain cells.

Cowardice?

@@wellwell7950 yep. He's scared that a smaller but more technically capable boxer like Usyk will humiliate him by making him look slow and clumsy.

​@@robinelliott-ni2ehYou make it sound so easy bruh takes exceptional talent and promotion go get them big numbers. Why don't you exchange some cells with Fury for some "generational wealth" show us how its done tough guy

If I was a boxer I'd try getting as much money as I could out of it. The only people complaining he's in for the money are poor pathetic lazy People that are jealous. I would take as much as possible so would you

Good point

Also Usyk has been known to play possum in fights before to lure the champions into underestimating him . He played possum with Chisora by only fighting to 30% of his ability to manipulate AJ into fighting him, Then he unleashed a pearl harbour style attack on AJ by fighting with 100% of his abilities and the rest is history he decimated, toyed and dominated AJ in the two easy and effortless fights. He's probably done the same with Dubious putting on an Oscar worthy acting performance rolling on the canvas of the squared circle with all the best amateur dramatics and theatrics he could muster to lure Tyson Fury into a fight. And like a moth to a flame or a fly to a black widows web Tyson has foolishly been suckered and hypnotised into the deadly ring of fire of Usyks very own creation

@@laurarules3642 Usyk is a tactical master and very well read in the art of war but he was dealing with health problems for Chisora and shorter pressure fighters are Usyks weakness I.E his world series of boxing match against Nistor. The wet ring was obvious because he kept slipping. It's was after the belt shot that he adjusted and stayed in range and started walking D down. I don't think he's that crazy to risk a close fight with Chisoras in his own country or to roll around on the ground in front of his fellow countrymen on Ukrainian indepence day seems a stretch also. But as far as Chisora, he had a rough night (all fighters have them. Sometimes you get in there and don't even feel like yourself) and D might have clipped his guard. It's possible and by his reaction I think so. But that's a hot topic and either way both Usyk and Fury have seen fantastic night and some pretty lack luster performances. I think the edge goes to Usyk myself but if the ref allows Furys rough house tactics he's the favorite. A lot depends on the ref

​@@BernhardBernardYeah mate, you get hit on the top of the protector, it can lift up & Kajagoogoos... fkn hurts! I can't see this kick off in Dec.. first half of next year...maybe!?!

@@baabaabaa-yp2jh yeah, absolutely... and they want it for Riyadh season which ends in March. So it should be Jan-Feb. I can't imagine Dec either

Like Snatch but proper fukt!!

The referee would give Fury a 100 count to get up or the ref would just call a halt to the fight for 15 minutes like they did to let Usyk recover from the perfect body shot. No way can they let Fury lose , so some tomfoolery would go on to save him

Sadly we aint that lucky lol

Someone probably said that about Floyd when he fought Connor 😅

​@@laurarules3642Talking nonsense...

AJ is shit, Fury is the no.1, that is the difference.

We basically are clueless as to what will happen in this fight it could be close or one sided, i believe fury will find a way because the skill gap is not that wide and i feel Furys size and movement combined is too much for Usyk also furys unorthodox nature as oposed to dubois and AJ who are just straight line fighters with power Usyk can weave against most because he knows where they will be at the end of his manoevre but fury will have changed shape and position when he gets there

Same ever since the fight between Pacquiao vs De La Hoya I never bet against a generational talent with these attributes especially when it has so many similarities in the matchup. I hardly believe Fury will knock him out and I slightly lean on a close SD for Usyk on points. On the other hand it is Fury we are talking about the guy is a mystery box. He could pull the fight of a life time or pull an oliver McCall.

on the flip side it’s mind boggling to me that people think Usyk can walk through Tyson easily. You’d have to be a special kind of idiot to think that.

@@167kinggam noted :)

I mean Klitschko is better than Usyk, granted different styles and Klitschko wasn't at his best, but to say Tyson hasn't fight someone as good / better is incorrect.

​@@Alex-cw3rzAbsolutely no way Klitschko was better than Usyk. Wladimir would spend his days pawing the jab and leaning on Usyk when he got inside. But Usyk's workrate would be too high and by the end of the fight he'd be in deep waters. And I was a big Wladimir fan if you're wondering.

@@Rosseboi you think Usyk with a huge reach disadvantage will be the on to establish the jab against Klitschko. You Usyk fans have no idea. Usyk's work rate is 1 to 3 punch landed more than Klitschko per round, however Klitschko was fighting the much better competition with much better defense. Usyk throws a lot but lands so little that it turns into as little as 1 punch landed more against much lower level competition than Klitschko. No you weren't, the idea you can be Klitschko fan and know nothing about him, heck the fact that in your description of this fight all that happens is Klitschko doesn't show off why is one of the hardest punchers of all time, his brilliant outside work, his strategy or his great ring IQ. No Usyk just out jabs him and then Klitschko gases like a current heavyweight, when Klitschko has better stamina than current heavyweights, espcially the ones Usyk has fought. Klitschko beats Samuel Peters an excellent inside boxer yet can't beat Usyk someone who is good at inside boxing when it's required, but not someone who for example has done the best Gazelle Hook ever. Yet Klitschko can beat that, but not Usyk because suddenly Usyk will win on the inside.

@@Alex-cw3rz I never said he'd put jab him. I said he'd out work him on the inside Corrie sanders style beatdown

@@Rosseboi yeah and that is de lusional. Corrie Sanders had a 73.81% KO ratio, Usyk in heavyweight has a 40% KO ratio and has never knocked an opponent out cold in heavyweight, Dubois quit and Witherspoon a Journeyman ended in an RTD.

Could someone explain to me about that? I didn’t get the reference

​@@liquidbricklehe blamed his p.e.d violation, on eating loads of eggs

WILDER FEINTS ? I MUSTVE BLINKED

Pal you're chatting complete nonsense..

@@vincentvangogh8092 😂 it was only the first couple of rounds and there weren't many

@@paulanthony5274 I normally am, yes 😁

@@FPSCarrbrook You're right.

Sadly, the fight ain't happening till 2025.

bruh every single fighter in heavyweight is dangerous have you seen fury vs walin

Bro are you Furys personal friend, or do you read minds, how you give these assesments of yours for a certain boggles my mind.

To get where Fury is is take him 6 fights and 3 with same man Usyk 100 + he dont pick ( calculate if he have a chance ) Usyk always acept a challenge true man boxer true champion

@@michalmalikowski8058 yeah that man being Deontay Wilder, lets see Usyk fight Deontay, see how it goes. Usyk has faught easy fights, his HW debut against god knows who, old man chisora which he almost looses, AJ whos all hype twice, and Daniel quitter dubuois GTFO

Could see it being another bowe vs holyfield if we're lucky.

Fury needs to visualize Usyk as a 14th Waffen SS Galizien and see himself as the hunter that seeks ones who have not been finished off. Do it for whatever honor Canada has left, Fury.

Asmaller guy has to be in the hiitting zone before hiis opponent is in the hitting zone, that is a fact of life for the smaller guy that he has to get around with more ability but the ability gap is a lot narrower in ths fight if they were the same size a very slight edge though fury does many things that Usyk cannnot do the speed gap is next to nothing its more to do with a shorter arm being able to complete its full range in a shorter time than an 85 inch arm

@@ShitWrangler your culture war obsessions are eating up your brain.

I get the logic, if this was an even fight, but even an unmotivated fury has the height, the reach, the power, the IQ over Usyk.

Of all his belts his only got one uskys got em all now 😂

Cope 🤣 Fury hasn’t even said anything about Usyk after it was announced it was signed.

Yeah Fury's shitting it by a guy who got dropped by Dubois 😂😂

He has claim to the Lineal one he bangs on about haha @@user-wl3eb1jw3o

​@@david_fitzmauriceCasual gypsy lover

Exactly

I agree, people act like boxing has to be 100% serious. At the end of the day it's a showcase of 2 great fighters, even though ngannou has hardly any chance of winning its only going to be something that has a positive impact on the both of them. They both get paid, we get a show, and fury gets a reason to get training again ready for usyk, if people don't want to watch it they shouldn't buy the ppv.

lol Yeah right. Hes gonna get a world champion to spar him lool

@@Aken450Opetaia said it himself

Robert helenius 😂

Yes Helenius is similar but i heard usyk want Ben Rothwell

Get Briedis, still gave the hardest fight to Usyk so far

You know what I thinks interesting..... How no one gives a fuck about your opinion. So shut up. I aint welcome commenting here. You have been warned. You won't get a second chance. Jog on. Ok

Yes but now he has more skill and boxing IQ accumulated.

The bookies will welcome you with open arms and free brews 🤪👍

that just means hes getting knocked out

Not saying this will happen, but if Fury is being outclassed, I expect some dirty shenanigans.

No, that means he will be switched on, knowing he’s just another man

And I don’t bet nor drink, I like to spend money on better things and I like a healthy liver

The man's ringwalk costume was just too damn heavy!!

Wasn't those punches in the head then!?! Fancy a grown man blaming his loss on his fashion designers!!

he just manoevred for the money only an idiot would suggest Fury would duck out of a 2 fight deal for 200 million even if he was certain of losinng he would take that money and he is the favourite, Fury has been the underdog iin multiple fights and proved them all wrong he always backs himself, he might lose but he wont duck

@@vincentvangogh8092 Only a fool would book two massive fights so closely together.

Bullshit you idiot

Schizo

Sandbagging with Dubois during the fight?? Hmmm

you were correct about francis lol

"The greatest" Usyk fans are de lusional. Usyk is a good boxer but just stop with this nonsense of calling him the greatest for beating a 10 years out of his prime Bellew and a punch shy AJ.

@@Alex-cw3rzthere’s only one ‘Greatest’ 👍

@@TheGreatest1974 yeah Usyk does not hold a candle to Ali, people talk about Usyk's footwork it's not half as good as Ali's. His output is similar to Ali's however Ali was over twice as accurate at time over 3 times as accurate. He is a much harder puncher than Usyk and Ali fight a lot harder competition. Heck half of Ali's Journeyman are better than most of who Usyk has fought.

@@Alex-cw3rz yeah the majority of the guys Ali fought in the 70’s would be tough for Usyk to beat. Picture a Frazier, Norton, Foreman etc against Usyk, it’s hard to see him lasting? Ali proved time and time again that he was so tough he could literally take anything and find a way to win. Until he got past it that is, with Holmes & Berbick but that’s obvious. I still think of the Foreman fight as his greatest moment. Foreman had been destroying everyone put in front of him and was at that time an unbeaten 24 year old champion in his prime. Ali took everything heroically and fought back in superb bursts of combinations stunning Foreman periodically, and that was part of the plan. It was exactly one of these fast combinations that eventually put George down. But you can see Ali doing these all throughout the fight. For me, far, far better and much more proven a boxer than the 21 fight Usyk. Ali in his 21st fight beat liston for the 2nd time- then proceeded to have FORTY more fights! Beating everyone in the 60’s and 70’s AFTER this level Usyk is at now. There’s no real comparison between the two. Can you even imagine Usyk fighting at title level another 40 times? I can’t! 👍

@@TheGreatest1974 totally agree especially it's not like he can gas them out all of them have better stamina and can go 15 rounds, Usyks stamina is not even close to that of Frazier. All of them hit harder and really dance around the ring just as easily and some better than Usyk. Let alone Uysk fights in 10oz gloves whereas they fought in 8oz gloves. Usyk getting hit in 8oz gloves is going to be going to be a totally new and horrible experience for him, as more power is transferred in the punches. I totally agree, Foreman fight because Ali was considered an underdog as well in that fight. Exactly there really is no comparison, the more you look into it the more ridiculous it gets there is such a huge gulf between the two. I can't even imagine Usyk fighting another 5 fights, let alone as you say 40.

Would be 🔥

Finally a reasonable comment.

I see the AJ fans are still bitter, he turned out shit get over it.

@@calummacleod2107 Hey how's it going Fury licker? Anything to say after your 6 foot 9 bag of milk got beat by a guy making his pro boxing debut? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

True enough. You can't be in a fight without getting hit at some point. A better question though is this; How many times in 371 fights has 6'3" 200 lbs Usyk been decked by a punch to the head - compared to the 6 times decked 6'9" 270 lbs Fury in just 34 fights?

​@hiyadroogs How many times has Fury been dropped to the body compared to Usyk? 0-3. The vast majority of Fury's knockdowns (4) come from one man (Deontay Wilder) with the biggest right hand currently in boxing. When has Usyk ever taken a flush power shot from someone like Wilder? If he did he'd be sparked out let alone get up to win. Anyone can pull weird stats mate. Try comparing their styles and justify how Usyk outjabs Fury at range or beats him inside. Fury will smother Usyk and target his body, make the fight v ugly, and when needed flick his jab at range. I like Usyk but stylistically I don't see how he overcomes that.

​@@Neil-qg9cwyou mean multiple low blows? I dare you to take few of those. 😂

@Neil-qg9cw I'm simply being objective,, rather than emotional. But 6'2" 208 lbs cruiserweight Cunningham also decked 258 lbs Fury with a single punch. & Cunningham wasn't known as a puncher even at cruiserweight. Usyk has been hurt by foul shots below the belt, but so would anyone. Usyk took 20 low blows from Dubois without flinching, until the deciding one hit the leg nerve that Dubois was aiming for. I'm not suggesting that Usyk is invulnerable to any particular shot. He's a human being, & all humans are physiologically vulnerable. Including Fury. Fury isn't as vulnerable to the body, because he is is vastly bigger than his opponents & covered in 30 lbs of belly fat. Far more impressive, however, is Usyk. Who despite being 40 lbs lighter & much smaller than some of his opposition, hasn't been hurt or knocked down by anything other than one foul shot. Here's food for thought, though: If Usyk was also 6'9" & 270 lbs in weight.. would you give Fury an ice cream's chance inside a blast furnace of winning? Let alone if Fury were 6'3" & 220 lbs.

his face was a mess after AJ 1 and fury will hit him a lot more than that AJ hardly threw a single punch with authority in that fight

What if Ngannou retires him...... with a ko

@@angelareele858 I will be over the moon, that would be worth celebrating. I'm not a fury fan. I don't think will happen though, Ngannou isnt quick enough and I think he will gas out early. His only chance to ko fury is in the first couple of rounds but fury will dance around until he gasses out then go in for the ko. We can still hope

They did say Joshua was too big too strong for Usyk as well and we all know what happened there Usyk just toyed with AJ , dominated him before essentially decimating his padded out career and sending both AJ and Hearn into a downward spiral of bitterness, toxicity and hate

@@laurarules3642 Yea true , but tbh I dident give Joshua a hope in that fight , hes strong for sure but he doesn't have the ring craft of Fury, 🥊

Yes because boxing hasn't been brainwashed by snowflakes yet so we won't feel sorry for him being Ukrainian. No easy rides just because your country is at war lol

@@jaydub2546 did you reply to the wrong comment? No way you think Fury can beat Usyk by points - fair and square

@@unbabunga229 fair and square? I see you're already getting your excuses ready for when Fury wins. That last part of your sentence gave you away, you know Fury wins but when he does you're going to say he cheated, pull a Wilder lmao

@@johnpaulmcdonnell1188 no, not him. I don't think Fury would be involved in fixing judges. Anyway, as I said Usyk by TKO. Already put £50 on it 🙂 If you don't bet on it, it's all talk

Wouldn't go that far. Fury got caught doping and dropped out for "mental health" reasons, beat an ageing klitschko, an overrated wilder, fought easier opponents when people were clamouring for aj and wilder (years before it happened), and has avoided usyk for years too. Nobody in the modern heavyweight division has any legitimate claim to being a great. There are at least half a dozen heavyweights from the 90s who would dominate today, and a prime klitschko would have too. The only great who could emerge would be usyk, and he would need to destroy fury and defend it a few times to be considered.

​@@turbo8628so Fury beat the best of his era and you still don't consider him great. It's not his fault the heavy weight division is crap. Once he beats Usyk that's it. AJ and all the rest are over rated journeymen.

@@david_fitzmaurice he beat the best in his era doesn't mean much when they fought eachother at 48 years of age instead of in their primes, he ducked aj before he got gun shy (ten years ago that could have been a great fight), and has been ducking a man half his size in usyk. The heavyweight division is so poor that it is the equivalent of being the worlds tallest midget. You said it yourself that they are all overrated journeymen, so thanks for proving my point.

He has already demonstrated that. If he wins the undisputed, it should be exactly that. UNDISPUTED.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 wow

😂😂😂😂😂 you’ve watched Fury fight right?

@@modetraining2961 he’s defo a Jake Paul fan boy

Usyk is a heavyweight champion now, but Fury is a super heavyweight. And Usyk is 37 in january

The "Zero chance" bit is where you cannot be taken seriously. what you think will happen and what could happen are two entirely different things.

You have to remember everyone was saying no way would Tyson fight Whyte and that he would duck him because he was scared and that "Whyte was the most dangerous and underrated fighter ever" lol

@@laurarules3642 "everyone said that" lol sure. Noone said that apart from a few idiots online. Stop it.

Why you say that

@@baconeggcheesepodcast9390 Usyk is so skilful and slippery that I expect he won't have much trouble moving to the inside and turning Fury's massive height and reach into a disadvantage. He seems like exactly the sort of boxer who Fury will struggle with. And we've seen before that Usyk is well capable of keeping up a high level of performance for an entire fight without losing concentration. If it does play out like that, I think Fury is too tough to be stopped by anything other than the final bell.

I used to like fury because of the depression thing because it helped with mine and I liked him until he started becoming a big shit talker when he doesn't need to be he was fine the way he was but now he keeps fluctuating between dates of his fights and lying about having a "Major announcement" or "big fight date incoming"

His Dad gouged a man's eye out in a pub car park over an argument about a drink, a propa scumbag.

Christ, what a feminine post. All that emotion and hate for a bloke you've never met or done you a seconds harm. Bitch made, bro. Shape up.

I've said for years that both Tyson and especially his manchild father need a PR or PA to accompany them as they do interviews , documentaries etc to put a muzzle on them as soon as they start talking BS ... I was 110% a Fury fan and even went to two of his tour dates but its like Tyson and John are on a personal mission to do as much damage to their OWN brand as they possibly can and they're succeeding

Fickle boxing fans 🤣

Usyks accuracy low? lol he was teeing off on him from the first 10 seconds at will... There's some footage of Usyk talking to kids in a gym after Joshua 1 & he explains what he's doing. Its to force his opponent to move - he puts his arm out, Joshua has to move his whole body in reaction & it gases him out. he's not trying to connect or score, he's making them move - which he did successfully.

​​​@@nateb3105 punch stats don't included feints. Not to mention all you said is words, the other person has stats that if you look up are true. Usyk does land 21% of his punches which is low compared to fury. And espcially when you look at people of the past like Foreman, Frazier, Marciano, Mike Tyson, Ali the list just keeps going, who's landing rate is well over double that of Usyks you can call Usyk's Landing rate abysmal

​@@nateb3105 the fight goes 12 rounds not one flurry and when you measure it over 12 rounds it's 21% in both AJ fights. He had lower accuracy than AJ he was hovering around 24%. Punches thrown do not include feints.

@@wellwell7950 But you seem to have completely misunderstood their 'just words' Usyk doesn't always try to hit, he wears you down.

@@wellwell7950 🙄 yehuh - i guess encyclopedia's are just words too?

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Do you think it could be that he can deliver a shot better than the other 2?

Windmill is a 215-220 guy with toothpicks instead of legs and very bad balance. Furry had 60lbs or even more on him, nothing exceptional that he wrestled and tired him easily.

@@hombre-lobo5673 That guy with toothpicks for legs is supposed to be the hardest hitter in the Heavy Weight division. High calf insertions are actually optimal in athletics. I should know I deadlift over 600 lbs.

@@gaiseric9518 Windmill's punching power has nothing to do with what I said. My point was that Furry's punches are relatively weak for a guy of his size, windmill was fatigued by wrestling someone who is 60lbs heavier than him.

We all know you like a willy Ramen

Nobody cares that you are first. You edited your First comment just to seem relevant. You're not. Now off you trot nonce.

Flip flopper

Oh and also, Fury has not changed but clearly you have. You're not a fan because Usyk messed about with the contract signing last time or you're not a fan because he is fighting Francis? He fights Francis because nobody else wanted to fight him at the time. Now hush