Via Charles Brun: Chris Billiam-Smith is leaning towards IBF, WBA & WBO heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk to beat WBC belt holder Tyson Fury when they meet in April for the undisputed championship in Saudi Arabia or London, Older brother.
Billiam-Smith aims to “Halo” about 2012 Olympic gold medalist and former undisputed cruiser class champion Usyk (20-0, 13 KOs) hinted he would beat 34-year-old Fury (33-0-1, 24 KOs) ) during the night.
The atmosphere that the talented Usyk exudes is one of a winner, who is much smarter than Fury, and will be smarter than the 6’9″ giant, who has become very one-dimensional in style. his for the past four years.
Age is coming for Fury
Sure, Fury is starting to show signs of aging, slowing down and become a mauler 100%.
Sadly, Fury is no longer the sparkly toe fighter he was eight years ago when he defeated longtime unified heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko in November 2015 in Duesseldorf, Germany.
Looking back at that fight, it seems like someone else was in the ring with Wladimir because Fury, in his current form, is not the same fighter he was 2,900 yesterday.
The years haven’t been good for Fury’s gametook away the mobility, hand speed, flexibility and slim figure he had back then.
“There is something about Usyk that makes me have 0.0001% leaning towards him. Only about his aura. I don’t know what it is, but I’m going to lean a little bit on the other side of the fence,” Chris Billiam-Smith told Professional boxing fanchoose Oleksandr Usyk to beat Tyson Fury when/if the two meet at the end of April.
Fury needs a time machine
“But Tyson Fury is 6’9”, and he knows how to bully people. So if he can go and impose all those powers, which everyone is calling on AJ to do, bully you, rely on youtire him out, then I’m sure he’ll win,” Billiam-Smith said.
Fury has removed the ability to “bully” his opponents in the last few fights as he doesn’t fight anyone with mobility or ring IQ to nullify his simple attack tactics. he.
Usyk is the kryptonite for Fury’s fighting style, and there’s not much the 270 lb Gypsy King can do unless he can. transform the 2015 version of himself entered the ring in the night to face Oleksandr, not the slow, slow boxer like today.
