To beat the new boss to the heavyweight division, it turns out it's the same old boss.

It's Alexander Usik in the first defense of his trio of heavyweight titles, getting a

second victory over Anthony Joshua this Saturday afternoon today.

Jedna Saudi Arabia, I'm Brian Campbell, one half of your morning combat duo, given an instant

analysis style.

Even not immediately instant, but on this outstanding busy day of combat sports, you

better believe your boys B.C. gonna hit you up proper, O.U. A.J. 2, I don't even know

if that's the thing, I think I just made it it.

Look, we thought it could be a lot different from the first fight, Anthony Joshua bringing

in a new trainer in Robert Garcia, potential new mentality, and they're looking a lot like

the first fight.

Differences from both in many ways, but it goes down to the cards a second straight

time.

This time, the official judges scores, 115, 113, and 115, 113 in favor of Usik, that's

of course seven rounds to five, but then the outlying judge, Glenn Feldman, who actually

lives in my town in Connecticut, great guy, 115, 113 in favor of Joshua, I didn't see

it that way, I had it eight rounds to four Usik, 116, 112, but in the end, I think Chris

Mannix on the Dizzone broadcast ended up saying it right, the right guy won, and that's

certainly Usik in this case.

We want to talk about this fight, I want to talk about what's next, and of course Fury's

already Tyson Fury has already hit the interwebs with his own Drunken Reaction video.

I certainly want to talk about what was bizarre in poor sportsmanship, to say the least

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