Usyk's the most dangerous fighter out there after Wilder tbh, the way he took Bellew apart is a testament to the power that Usyk holds in his fists and is capable of ending any fighter's career and could easily clean up the division within two - three years
(08-12-2019 02:02 )Lynx Wrote: [ -> ]WBO have ordered him to either fight Usyk next or vacate that belt, so be interesting to see what happens next
And the the IBF are expected to tell him to fight their top challenger Kubrat Pulev.
I would imagine He'd have to fight both within 60 days
AJ negotiated the fight very intelligently.
Clearly went in with an at distance ploy.
Moved well, used his jab well and generally corrected so much of what he got wrong the first time round.
If you was AJ now which title would you vacate?
(08-12-2019 14:52 )manic street pugilist Wrote: [ -> ] (08-12-2019 02:02 )Lynx Wrote: [ -> ]WBO have ordered him to either fight Usyk next or vacate that belt, so be interesting to see what happens next
And the the IBF are expected to tell him to fight their top challenger Kubrat Pulev.
Seem to remember he was supposed to fight Pulev once but Pulev had to pull out, or has he already beaten Pulev once before?
I assume now that both the IBF & WBO have made their positions clear, that AJ has to make mandatory defences of both titles within the next 60 or so days or be stripped of both titles? If i was AJ I'd give up the WBO title would think the IBF title would be the easier defence, though I would suspect he'd have a hard fight getting the title back off Usyk if he was to win the vacant belt. Mind you, AJ could easily get the Pulev fight done sometime in February maybe after the Wilder fury re - match.