Learn how Oleksandr Usyk wins CLEVERLY USING his FEET

🔬The GENIUS TACTICS Usyk uses to beat much BIGGER opponents

(Script written with the help of: "Zico Monfort")

0:00 Intro
1:17 Boxing Stance
4:23 Lead Hand Game
7:00 Volume Punching
9:52 Head of the Center Line
12:42 Dominant Footwork
15:45 Flaws
17:28 Question?

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[chinedunduaguba]

As as Anthony Joshua fan, i was devastated for AJ just like AJ himself was when he lost the rematch fight to Usyk but after seeing how technically gifted Usyk is, i have finally come to the realization that there is absolutely no shame in that

[WilliamDoyle-rblt]

Usyk won the undisputed heavy weight title last night. What a superbly trained and dedicated fighter he is. I pray that the boxing program that produced him, Loma and soany others emerges from this war intact.

[kevlar]

Usyks stamina is insane like in every round hes better when in the previous round

[luboshcamber]

Great breakdown. Usyk is one of the goats, very few in the history could come close to him in versatility, ability to adjust and technical skills. If anyone at all...

[AbuOmar]

Insane quality of analysis. Thank you!

[longhealthyjoyfullife]

Honestly. Usyk is one of the most skilled heavy weights of all time, up there with Mohammad Ali. He can certainly outbox Fury in their upcoming fight. But, Fury is a heavy weight beast, and for his size, he moves extremely well too. Very exciting fight indeed!

[oldshowsb]

nothing beautiful in boxing than watching a fighter with great foot work. Usyk, Bovil, and Loma are very entertaining.

[imhassane]

I’m a heavyweight southpaw and recently I sparred with another heavyweight (light spar). That guy hit me with a jab, I almost went to sleep but he didn’t notice it as I recovered instantly but I knew not to mess with his punches a lot. Usyk and Loma are great inspirations for me as I too move a lot especially for a heavyweight, I’m gonna study them to get better

[vitorbueno]

Who's here after our ukrainian master made Fury's feet a little dancey?

[Buet-]

Really enjoyed this breakdown, Usyk definitely has my respect

[Hiroprotagonist]

Thanks for the video what an exceptional athlete. Would love to see a video about what it means to “set traps” in boxing.

[babydas]

Usyk has to win to prove his skill and footwork. Boxing is a great game needs lots of effort and mental power which Usyk has. Best of luck brother.

[edcollins]

Subbed. Fantastic breakdown, thank you. I particularly appreciated all the work put into slowing down sequences to illustrate the point. Keep up the great work!

[JetLEees]

It looks nothing special when you watch a fight normally. But when you watch this slow-motion analysis, you realize how great this guy is, and what a nightmare is for his opponents to play this game with him and try to land at least something on this Ukranian champ.

[brankozecevic]

This is the best analysis I've ever seen. Fury better watch this video till it's too late.

[JustinHampton-lj]

Usyk is THE man right now!
Top skills and an exciting active style

I can see him going down to Fury on Size but never Skill

[serhii]

That is Anatolii Lomachenko training those guys, his own son Vasilii, Usik and Gvozdik as well, you can clearly see same hand on all three

[alessandrofrioli]

Yes, please more videos about this kind of defense and your analysis are gold!

[CadetSpaceCadet]

It cannot be fully described as a "Soviet" style. Yes, there is an element of the shuttle step, but all other movements are something entirely uncharacteristic of the Soviet boxing style. Therefore, I would say that Lomachenko's father took the Soviet style as a foundation, added his own ideas, and modernized it into a style that I would call the "2012 Ukrainian Olympic team style."