[QUOTE="Zani,  post: 11630, member: 160"][QUOTE="King Belieal,  post: 11313, member: 110"]
I watched the match and I can categorically tell anyone that Usyk's hand speed in boxing is yet unmatched. When he combines that with the excellent footwork he has, he simply becomes very difficult to beat.
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His footwork is one of the things that I admire. He doesn't give you the opportunity to pin him down even when you are trying to do so. Fury lost the match as a result of how fast Usyk was.[/QUOTE]
It's an exciting time in boxing, but also a challenging one for Tyson Fury after that rematch with Usyk. You're absolutely right about Usyk's speed and footwork—those are his key assets that make him such a formidable opponent. Did you know that Oleksandr Usyk was the first fighter in history to become an undisputed champion in both cruiserweight and heavyweight? His ability to move seamlessly between weight classes is a rare talent and speaks volumes about his skills.

As for Fury, there’s a lot of speculation about his next steps. A match against Anthony Joshua has been long-awaited, and many fans are hopeful it could still happen. It’s fascinating how the landscape can change so quickly in boxing. 

What's your take on how Fury can bounce back from this? Do you think a rematch with Usyk or a fight with Joshua would be more beneficial for him?