(Bellator🥊272)*! Sergio Pettis vs. Kyoji Horiguchi Live Stream TiTle Fight

(Bellator🥊272)*! Sergio Pettis vs. Kyoji Horiguchi Live Stream TiTle Fight

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Event: Bellator 272

Date: 03.12.2021

(Bellator🥊272)*! Sergio Pettis vs. Kyoji Horiguchi Live Stream TiTle Fight

(Bellator🥊272)*! Sergio Pettis vs. Kyoji Horiguchi Live Stream TiTle

(Bellator🥊272)*! Sergio Pettis vs. Kyoji Horiguchi Live Stream

From the standpoint of Usyk (18–0, 13 KOs), a 34-year-old native of Ukraine and, like Joshua, a 2012 Olympic gold medalist, the strategy appears to be very much calculated. Dressed in a suit from the Joker’s closet of “Batman” fame during Thursday’s press conference, Usyk perfectly embodied physically what goes on inside of his genius and very maniacal mind.

Unlike his title reign, which often came against smaller foes not even remotely as skilled as Fury, Wilder has often relied upon waiting for his opponents to tire just enough to make a crucial mistake to open up angles for his big power to finish the fight. Wilder simply doesn’t have that luxury against this version of Fury and will need to channel the aggression he showed in his 2017 rematch with Bermane Stiverne by essentially going for broke in hopes of creating a shootout.

Don’t be surprised if Fury gets clipped or even knocked down on his road to victory in this third fight. Just be prepared for him to get up — again — before using his guile and technique to finish the job in the most violent and exciting chapter of their rivalry.

While there wasn’t pushing and shoving, Fury and Wilder got close enough to each other to have a heated war of words after they tipped the scales to make their lineal and WBC heavyweight title fight official at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. The former WBC titlist stepped on the scale first and came in at a career-high 238 pounds. The champion was next and also weighed a career-high, weighing 277 pounds.

Fury and Wilder were screaming at one another while the other was conducting interviews on the stage. After that, they faced off, but they were kept at a distance with police and security in the way, so things didn’t escalate any further. Words were exchanged, and Wilder’s family and friends on the floor were screaming obscenities at Fury. The Brit wasn’t concerned with that nor the fact Wilder came in heavier than expected.

The 6-foot-3 southpaw, known for his dry comedic style, has chosen not to show his cards ahead of the fight. All of his interviews have been short and awkward, in fact, especially when asked how he will overcome the size difference of three inches in height, four inches in reach and 18.5 in pounds after Joshua weighed in at 240 on Friday.

“There are advantages of being the smaller guy too. Maybe speed, maybe legs, but AJ has legs too.”

A product of the same Ukrainian amateur team that produced multi-division champion Vasiliy Lomachenko, Usyk is very much the “Lomachenko” of the upper weight classes. His footwork, timing and vast array of punches from different angles have made him legitimate enough of a threat to the more robotic Joshua that Caesars Sportsbook has Usyk as just a +220 underdog.