Via Craig Daly: Tyson Fury said the ONLY way the overmatched Anthony Joshua had any hits to beat Oleksandr Usyk in their rematch in August is if he dragged himself to Morecambe Bay so he could train in preparation for the fight. he.
Fury doesn’t believe Joshua’s new coach Robert Garcia will be able to help him win his rematch against IBF/WBA/WBO heavyweight champion Usyk (19-0, 13 KOs) in Saudi Arabia.
If anything, Fury suspects that Robert will help Joshua (24-2, 22 KOs) get knocked out faster by letting him strike from the opening ring, fighting hard, which is what This will result in AJ getting out or getting caught with a big fight. shoot.
Fury thinks Joshua lacks the stamina, maturity and courage to fight the way Robert Garcia would push him to do against Usyk.
Tyson did not say what he would let Joshua do if he coached him because two problems with his chin and conditioning have been around since he was an amateur and are completely unresolved.
“Hopefully we will see me again in the ring soon. I’ll give you a brutally honest answer on this as always,” Tyson Fury told Frank Warren’s advertisement when asked for his thoughts on Anthony Joshua hiring Robert Garcia to coach him for his rematch against Oleksandr Usyk.
“Unless Anthony Joshua got **up to Morecambe and let me coach him For this fight, Robert Garcia and ten men will not let him defeat Usyk. 1, they do not know him.
It sounds like a fantasy on Fury’s part in terms of him being able to fix Joshua like Dr. Frankenstein to resurrect the former No. 1 heavyweight contender in the tournament.
The reality is that Joshua is physically and mentally broken and cannot be brought back together by Dr. Frankenstein in his laboratory in Morecambe Bay. If anything, Fury could further upset Joshua, ruining what remains of the 2012 Olympic gold medalist.
Joshua was wrong to give former coach Robert McCraken his walking paper after his loss to Usyk last September. The game plan McCracken used, whether it was his idea or not, was the only one that stood a chance against Usyk.
Joshua’s poor fitness was the main reason why he couldn’t win because if he hadn’t let off some steam soon, he would have most likely defeated Usyk by boxing alone.
If Joshua chooses to revise his original game plan from the first match and try to force Usyk, using Robert Garcia’s strategy, he will only tire out or get cut early and be disqualified.
Robert would tell Joshua to pressure Usyk from the start, it would be an absolute disaster.
Fury knows it won’t work either, and that’s why he begs AJ to let him train him for the fight because he doesn’t want him to lose.
“If he tries to attack Usyk from the first half, tries to push him and be aggressive, he will exhale after four rounds and start going on at about five and six and stop at seven,” Fury continued about Joshua.
“If he goes to Morecambe Bay and I teach him how to be a real fighter in 12 rounds and how to deal with these little middleweights, then he will win. But other than that, I see him defeated. Two and one inning, and it’s over,” Fury said.
What Fury will probably show Joshua is punch, grip & tilt style that he uses.
That strategy consisted of launching a punch and immediately falling forward to grab his opponent and then lean on them with all his 270 lb-plus weight. When the referee separates Fury from his opponent, he restarts the process with a single punch, followed by holding and leaning.
“If he wants to get his career back on track, go see a man who has never lost a battle in his life,” Fury said.
“What do I tell you, I’m going to carry on with that because I really don’t see him beat him, I really don’t,” Warren said of Joshua heading for another loss to Usyk.
“I just don’t know what he can do to beat him because last time, he didn’t impose himself on Usyk. Regarding Usyk, I thought Usyk would take his stab and work hard inside, but he didn’t. He is hitting him from the outside.
“So I don’t think he’s going to make it, and I think Usyk boxed it up to order. To actually go out and box him. There was a time when he [Usyk] stagger him. Sure enough, in that last round, he was gone. I think Usyk is under the illusion that he can knock him out, and I feel it can,” Warren said.
“It depends on what Robert Garcia’s game plan is and how fast he wants him to be,” Fury said when asked if he believes Usyk can knock Joshua down.
“To keep going forward and putting pressure on someone like me, you need to have two V-12s, and you need to be able to put punches, and you need balls like the King. Kong.
Fury said of Joshua: “None of the three. “He doesn’t have the best engine in the world, he doesn’t have the toughness and he doesn’t have the ball like King Kong.
“Also, he has the best game plan ever. Just taking the front foot and attacking was impossible for him because he didn’t have the guts, the determination and the will. He doesn’t have any of the above to do it.
“The way I see him doing it is if he hits him with a big punch, which he didn’t do last time, try to knock him down that way.
“But honestly, if he’d gone on foot first and tried to be aggressive and all that to Usyk, I think he’d be stopped for eight innings, and I mean that,” Fury talks about Joshua’s near defeat.
