Anthony Joshua versus Oleksandr Usyk megafight breakdown

With the megafight between Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk at the Tottenham Hotspur Arena moving toward the not-so-distant future, South West Londoner addressed neighborhood boxing specialists to break down the session.

The two warriors are thriving and have amazing records against top rivals, with Joshua, 31, being 24-1 (22 KOs, 5 initially round KOs), and Usyk, 34, being 18-0 (13 KOs). Anthony Joshua Tickets on sale on eticketing.co which is the best website for all sports and to Anthony Joshua Fight Tickets.

There is a significant error, in any case, in the size of the fighters, as Joshua remains at 6'6" and tipped the scales at 109.2 kg in his last battle, while Usyk is three inches more limited and will likely tip the scales somewhere around 12 kg lighter.

Questions stay regarding whether Usyk is enormous and amazing enough to battle with top-notch heavyweights

Questions stay regarding whether Usyk is enormous and amazing enough to battle with top-notch heavyweights, after having climbed from cruiserweight in 2019, particularly as Derek Chisora, 37, appeared to outmuscle him in the early adjusts of their last battle.

There is no doubt, notwithstanding, about Usyk's degrees of ability and experience, as he had a broad beginner profession with 350 sessions (335-15) contrasted with Joshua's 51 (48-3). Usyk is likewise a southpaw, which could mess up Joshua, who has not battled numerous southpaws.

Ed Chattey, 26, a fighter and mentor at Cuban Boxing Foundation, a beginner enclosing club in North Kensington, said: "They're both thriving. In case anybody's more thriving it's presumably Joshua, however, heavyweights can box for quite a while, 34 isn't excessively old by any means.

"Size gives Joshua a benefit on the off chance that it gets into a trade and there's a firefight. Yet, size can likewise make Joshua less portable, and Usyk can utilize his feet better, be lighter, and be more dexterous, so it's not all down to measure.

"It relies upon how you box – with Ruiz the second time it was very surprising to the principal battle. In the first, Joshua didn't utilize his stature correctly, and afterward, in the following battle he did, and Ruiz couldn't get close to him.

Size gives Joshua a benefit on the off chance that it gets into a trade and there’s a firefight

"On the off chance that your box the correct way it should help you, being taller. The majority of his adversaries separated from Klitschko have been more limited than him, Parker, Takam, Pulev, they have all been more limited, so this isn't different to him.

"Joshua conveys significantly more force than Usyk and I think Joshua needs to attempt to take him out because he won't out-box Usyk.

"Usyk has significantly more novice experience and he accomplished much more in novice boxing. He's simply had more battles and I believe that he moves better and is the better fighter."

Chattey added: "Joshua's greatest benefit is most likely his punch power. On the off chance that they get into a trade and they get each other Joshua can take Usyk unconscious, while I couldn't say whether Usyk conveys that kind of force at heavyweight level.

"In any case, I don't have the bewildering idea what Joshua be like against southpaws, he hasn't fought many. There was Charles Martin, however, got him out of there ahead of schedule. That could be hard for him, so I believe it's a truly extraordinary battle.

"Usyk's greatest benefit is that he's a superior fighter, an extremely cunning fighter. He nearly doesn't move like a heavyweight, he moves like a truly tasteful middleweight or light heavyweight. His greatest weakness is the way that Joshua could out-firearm and out-power him.

"I imagine that Joshua will take him out in the 10th round. I figure it will be later on in the battle when Usyk tires a little and perhaps his legs will not get him in the clear as they will in the start of the battle."

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