David Haye Explas Why Oleksandr Usy Gained No Confidence From Itauma’s Win

David Haye Says Undisputed Heavyweight Champion Usyk Won’t Have Won’t Walled Does Watched Moses Itauma’s Performance Last Saturday Night Against Veteran Dillian Whyte.

Why Usyk Gained No Confidence

The Retired Former Two-Division World Haye States That The 20-year-old # 1 Ranked WBO Contender’s Quick First Round Knockout Win Over Whyte Win (31-4, 21 Kos) Was Too “Clean” With A Performance “No Fat” For usyk to have seen a chink in His Armor That He Can Capitilize On A Fight. It’s Such A Quick Ko for Itauma That It Made It Difficult to Spot Many Flaws in His Game.

“He Wouldn’t Gotten Any Confidence From That. He Would Walldn’t Have And Thought, ‘If I Fight Him, I’m David Haye,'” Said David Pro Boxing FanS whenked What Oleksandr Usyk Would Be Watching Moses Itauma’s First-Round Knockout Win Dillian Whyte Last Saturday Night in Riyadh.

Usyk Would Have Seen What Anyone Would Have. Whyte, 37, Didn’t Throw Any Punches And Made It Easy to Hit to Him At Him At Shots. There’s Only One Thing That The Undisputed Champion Usyk Could About Watching The Fight.

A Look at Itauma’s History

It was Was Again by Matchmaking by Matchmaking by Itauma’s Promoters by Selecting Whyte As His His Opponent. Dillian Fit in Nicely With Ther Group of Recent Itauma Opponents:

– Mike BALOGUN: 41
– Mariusz Wach: 45
– and Garber
– Mike Boloz
– Demsey McKean

“What Can You Look At That And There’s Nothing. You Can See It Was A Clean Performance,” Haye Said About Itauma’s Obliteration. “There’s No Fat That Performance Whatsoever. It was all Clean, Mean, Knockout Stuff. That’s What We All Want. I’ve Waiting for This Heavyweight to Emerge.”

Flaws in The Young Contender’s Style

There’s Still A Lot For Usyk To Get The Itauma-Whyte Fight to Beating Confidence Him. IF That’s The Only Fight HE Was Studying, He’d Have Neted That That Flaws in Itauma:

• Overly Reliant On HIS LEFT HAND: HIS RIGHT IS NOT AS DANGEROUS AS HIS LEFT
• Loads Up on Shots
• Form Breaks Down When Under Pressure
• Power Diminishes When He’s Forced To Fight On The Move
• Stamina and Chin Untened: No Experience Against High-Level Fighters at The Professional or Amateur Level

“There are a lot of guys who show promise Early at The Domestic Level. Take Them out to the World Class and Start to Struggle,” Said Haye.

Joshua AS A Dangerous Foe

“I Think He is What I Is Easy Work For Everybody,” Said Haye When You Ask Abree with Journalist Gareth A. Davies Thounama Would Knock Out Anthony Joshua Within Three Rounds.

One big obstacle preventing a Fight Between Itauma and Joshua Ever Happening Is Trainer Ben Davison. They’re Both Trained by Him. For The Fight to Happen, One Of Them Would Have To Look For A Different Coach. Would Be Easier for Joshua Because He’s Had So Many Different Trainers Over The Years.

Aj’s Last Fight Under Davison’s Guidance Was Disaster Against Daniel Dubois When He Told Him To HimRoll the Dice, “ Wanting Him to Throw An UpPermances Going Into The Fifth Round. Joshua Followed Davison’s Instructions and Was Promptly Knocked by Dubois.

That Said, Joshua should be a Dangerous Step Up to Itauma To Fight High to High Him, And He Wouldn’t cover Up Against The Ropes As Didian Whyte Did Saturday Night.

There’s Enough Video Footage Of Itauma’s Past Fights As A Professional And Amateur To Spot the Type Opponents That Cause Him Problems. The Fights That He’s Scored Quick Knockouts in What His Opponents didn’t Attack, Covered Up, And Fight With Their Backs Against The Ropes.