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Heck of a cruiserweight scrap - two top five cruisers.
Will Usyk break Holyfield's record for least pro fights before a title at 200? Glowacki stopped Huck, and Huck didn't want a rematch, which tells you something, because Huck is a tough son of a gun.
Glowacki seemed a bit smarter the next time out against Cunningham as well, I like him. Bit hazy on the fight, but I remember Huck had him all but out and he basically displayed no emotion or signs of panic, very hard man.
Haven't seen Usyk before, read that he has two wins in the ams over Artur Beterbiev and that's about it. Will keep an eye out for this one.
Usyk is quite a strong fav. Glowacki has home advantage although i'd be surprised if it goes to the cards.
It's on Sky for the Brits.
Fight card with times:
https://twitter.com/garnekmedia/stat...47095337865216
Anyone watching?
they are both in the ring now. this is actually a pretty under the radar fight.
Yeah it will be interesting to see if Usyk 's pedigree will show through and allow him to fulfill some of that promise. If he takes away the Poles unbeaten record and continues his own ko streak that will be some statement.Quote:
Originally Posted by powerpuncher
Usyk seems to have got his range sorted already, not at all intimidated by the event.
Here's a free and LEGAL stream, from Ukrainian National TV:
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good work, just turned it on, what is happening what stage are we at?Quote:
Originally Posted by Freedom
close fight so far. usyk is boxing well but glowacki is getting some good shots in.
Tony Bellew sucks on the mic, only slightly less shit than bj flores. Got usyk by a couple
oh bellew and flores fighting for some shit version of the title, loser should have to retire from both boxing and commentating
Usyk looking more like the champion and starting to really frustrate Glowocki now.
usyk is starting to box really well. i think that he is really going to start pulling away.
Proska pullin out that 10 10 rd is full on bias
Usyk is icing the cake now, will he put a cherry on top?
was somewhat close till the last 3 but usyk swept those wide I feel and should get the nod and anything else would be some realy shiity hometown brewing
usyk with the nice finish. he seems like he is the champion with how he finished that fight.
Ha! Thought I had jinxed him for a minute but deffo a slip.
Surely vitali can afford to give primarni a miss by now
those cards taking too long...well never mind they got it right, hell adelaide byrd actually went a bit to wide for usyk i think. Glowacki will stick around the top 10 for a while I think as he's really tough
ya, i was wondering why they took so long. at least the right guy won.Quote:
Originally Posted by armin
Usyk can only get better nice feet, good work rate, enough power Bellows better be aware.
I like the look of usyk, didnt watch the whole fight but from what I saw he didnt really look like a cruiserweight,in a good way, he seemed to be very agile and mobile but also pretty strong and tough too, he is physically pretty impressive i think.. A very good win from him, although I think Glowacki is not that great of a champion he will beat anyone who isn't tip top in my opinion...
usyk should never be forgiven for this terrible haircut though
https://s3.amazonaws.com/media.boxin...1412480706.jpg
Usyk is a great fighter and a really good guy as well. Nice when those two things merge.
A really good guy would never get that haircut.
Very impressed with Usyk. Very good mover for a cruiser. Only gave Glowacki 2 rounds. Been saying for years absolutley love the Cruiser weight class. Lots of quality fights to be made there. Huck McKenzie should be a cracker on Saturday.
I watched Usyk win the Olymic gold medal at London 2012 and always thought he would make a very good professional.
in fact, stylewise, he remind me a lot of the cruiserweight Evander Holyfield. Very very fit, perpetual movement, lots of short fast punches, good chin and heart, powerful engine and an exciting boxer/puncher style.
He has fighters eyes too.
i rate this guy highly, I wouldn't be at all surprised to see him unify and clean up at cruiserweight. He is about the same size as David Haye too so heavyweight may be an outside option for him later on as making cruiserweight will get difficult for him soon (he is already 29)
The Ukrainians have quite a conveyor belt of talent at the moment.