McGuigan believes that the usyka age could lead to a loss against Dubois/Parker

Barry McGuigan says that the United Heavy Champion in Oleksandra USYK showed signs of old age in his victory over Tyson Fury in their rematch on December 21st last year, and feels that he could lose from February 22. The winner of the match between the IBF champion Daniel Dubois and Joseph Parker.

Usyk’s age factor?

McGuigan notes that Usyk, 38, looked “tired” against Fury last December. He considers it a sign of worn out of fighting bigger heavy weights: Fury X 2, Anthony Joshua X 2 and Dubois.

Usyk cleared the top British fighters, beating them all, showing the world that they were never as good as the naive public thought. Took their belts and embarrassed three of them

Last December I watched the USYK-Fery 2 rematch. Usyk (23-0, 14 ko) showed no signs of fatigue. He overthrew anger, making him look like an old Fagina character Oliver Twist, and did it effortlessly.

It was a lighter fight for Usyk from the first last year, in which he was anger on his feet in the ninth round of May 18th. It was a infamous circle in which the judge ran into and stopped the action to make Fury out of eight numbers.

Usyk was one blow to a coup to end the injured Fury, and there would be no getting up if he had landed that shot.

“Yes, simply because of his age. His time is winning. He comes from a cruise,” Barry McGuigan said Boxing for conversations Asked if the winner Daniel Dubois believed against Joseph Parker, the United Heavy Champion in the heavyweight category of Oleksandra Usyka could beat against Joseph Parker because of his age.

“He is (USYK) a physical small heavyweight category. Dubois is 18 1/2 stone of pure muscle, and Parker is not much smaller. They are naturally larger men, and you wonder. I agree (Wear & Tac is shown with 38-year Olekandra).

“He overcome the difficulty. He hit him with some good firing of Fury, but only in the end he looked a little tired,” McGuigan continued on his thoughts about Usyk, showing his age. “I’m thinking, he’s kid. He beat Joshua twice and beat Fury twice. Now is the time to consider what they will do. “

On August 26, 2023, USYK had already knocked out Dubois (22-2, 21 ko), and he would do so again if he wins in his fight against Parker (35-3, 23 ko) on February 2nd).

Dubois’s impressive representation in the last fight against Joshua 21. September does not mean anything because he was facing shooting in that fight, Chinny 35-year-old AJ. Joshua was never so good, for starters.

Joshua was saved from four defeats at the 2012 London Olympics and gave a gold medal that many do not believe he has rated. The last fight against Robert Cammarelle from Italy looked like a crime. Italian obviously won the fight, but aj was awarded a decision.

“Was he better in another fight (with anger), because I think he was,” Simon Jordan said. “Frank Warren came in and said,” You should have seen the state of Usyk after the first fight. You call a lot of things a fight that anger has definitely lost, and there is no debate. You should have seen the state of usyka after the fight. ‘

“I suggest that Usyk was better, if not as good as he was in the first fight. So the idea was if he was tired in the first fight and comes again against Fury, did that even give your argument?” .

Usyk was better in another fight with Fury. In the first he was tired after consuming energy, following 20 consecutive heads against Fury in the ninth round, and in the last three rounds there was nothing left. Because of this, Fury eventually returned to win in the end to close it. Usyk did not look tired in the rematch and he was educated by the bearded anger. It was too simple.

Combustion factor

“You get tired. Think about what he did. He achieved a lot. He came from a unique cruise to encourage big boys and beat them up, “said McGuigan, talking about what USYK achieved by crossing the undisputed cruise to achieve the same thing in the heavyweight category, but against huge British fighters, Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois.

“I felt he was better in the first anger (fighting), because if we look at the drama and overall control, he went very badly injured in the ninth. He kicked him to his feet, and he was gone. So you ask yourself and watch fighters; they start to burn at some stage.

Usyk was no better in the first fight against Fury. He lost his rounds early in that competition and was injured by the upper cut from the Gypsy king. In medium rounds, Usyk came to dominate Fury, but then pulled it out, allowing him to win 10 to 12 rounds on his superior engine. That’s why Usyk almost lost.

“Living a pure life is great, but wearing and tears is something you can’t really measure. You can see it in the boy’s performance when Sparing and Ring. It’s very hard to know when the guy is ready to jump out,” McGuigan said.