Fury/Usyk

[yickdaz]

41 minutes ago, 12gauge82 said:

It would be a huge advantage if he can trick there team as they will train and gear up to deal with a stronger slower boxer likely trying to take Usyk out early. It would be too late by weigh in to adjust. 

The other issue Fury has is Usyk has now been in the ring with Fury and will have a measure of him. Usyk has one of the best coaches in the business and they will capitalise on anything they believe they can exploit. Fury also has a brilliant boxing IQ, but I think Usyk and his team have the advantage there. 

I really think it's a tough call, the obvious result is another Usyk victory, but I think anyone writing Fury off is massively undertaking his ability, I wouldn't be amazed if Fury won on points or even came out swinging and knocked Usyk out in a couple of rounds. 

Time will tell, I'm looking forwards to this one. 

Well  at the weigh in he's heavier than the last fight apparently, but one thing i have noticed  he hasn't once shown his physique at the public workout and the weigh in so if his plan was to come in heavier why hasn't he shown it if he has nothing to hide so to me it's all mind games he's playing 

[12gauge82]

1 hour ago, yickdaz said:

Well  at the weigh in he's heavier than the last fight apparently, but one thing i have noticed  he hasn't once shown his physique at the public workout and the weigh in so if his plan was to come in heavier why hasn't he shown it if he has nothing to hide so to me it's all mind games he's playing 

Well I didn't see that coming. Both fighters at career heaviest weights. 

I really don't know what their game plans are 🤔. 

[Gordon R]

It reminds me of Sugar Ray Leonard who loaded his outfit with coins to appear a whole lot heavier.