“I got into his head”: Gvozdyk named the favorite of the fight between Usyk and Fury

Alexander noted the behavior of the Briton before the fight with the Ukrainian.

Ukrainian light heavyweight Alexander Gvozdyk spoke about the fight between Alexander Usik and Tyson Fury.

According to the Ukrainian, the favorite of the historical battle is his compatriot.

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“Alexander is a favorite because there are a lot of coincidences. Fury always instilled some kind of confidence, some kind of invincibility, some kind of indestructibility. I’m not even talking about what the person says, what he says there, what words. But you see it in his look, in his behavior. If with the same Wilder, with whom, I think, it’s scary to box, because he can just knock your head off in the literal sense of the word with any blow, Fury looked very confident. All his shocking antics somehow fit into the overall picture of his confidence. But I don’t see that with “Usatiy.” Yes, he insults him, but somehow it seems to me that “Usatiy” got in his way. to the head”.

“Plus, maybe Fury’s strength is that he can box and resist strong, big and big guys like Wilder and other big heavyweights. But if we remember, he had a lot of trouble with the same Steve Cunningham , who, in fact, is small, evasive and all that. Fury even got knocked down there with him, then, of course, he crushed him with his dirt, which I think he will do with Sanya.

I think the truth is somewhere in the middle. There is a moment that they are cheering on somewhere in terms of the same understanding of what can happen in this battle,” Gvozdyk said in an interview with the YouTube channel.”Boxing studio of Victor Yalymov“.

Usik’s fight with Fury is scheduled for May 18 in the Saudi capital of Riyadh.

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