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Dear smileband viewers, 

It was a battle of the heavyweights, two men hitting like thunder bolts, blow for blow, tug for tug, it was a fight that stood its ground. 

Usyk was interacting with the technical difficulties in the match, clear cut boxing, getting in the hits that was vital for his performance against Tyson. 

It was all about style and position, as Tyson was looking for them big hit’s in the 6 round, as it’s was a belter that saw usyk taken under pressure. 

It’s was an upset for Tyson, as he lost his belt” as his route for success, as a goal of opportunity that builds his formative character in boxing. 

Tyson’s team was encouraging him to use the uppercut even more” as it was opening up for Usyk in the 7th round, Tyson was giving his full effort” as usyk took some good shots in the 7th round. 

It’s was time for usyk to change gear in the 8th round, it’s was a effort to rally, it was a towering effect from Tyson, it was a response in the 8th round that saw usyk take advantage in the 8th. 

The good low blows in the 8th round from usyk to the face of Tyson fury, a lot of power in the blows, it was getting interesting in the 9th round, fighting at pace, endurance and strategic level of ability. 

Tyson hitting low digging short uppercuts in the 9th round, as usyk landed good shots in the round that saw blow for blow, as usyk catches fury with a shoot that took fury off his range, in the 9th round, as it was a look that was going to be the end of the fight. 

Recharging the batteries was vital for Tyson after the 9th round performance from usyk, it was a fight that had a level of difference between the boxers, as usyk was more technical to take advance as his power hits that was hard to over knock Tyson. 

This was a close fight, as it’s was a win that would have made nothing but an opportunity for the next opponent. 

Attached is a news article regarding the fight between usyk and Tyson fury

https://www.bbc.com/sport/boxing/articles/clwwl4pq092o.amp

Article written by Christopher Stanley 


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