Knowing that Yusic is a very crafty and elusive boxer, Joshua Aim towards the mid section of his opponent. This was something very different from AJ compared to what he was doing in the first fight. By Aiming towards the body, Joshua's Aim was too slow, Yusic down in the later rounds. This was working in a way because somebody punctures that AJ was landing were actually causing great effects on Yusic. So this was a good game plan against Oleksander Yusic. Yusic is the shorter fighter but surprisingly it was him who was controlling the ring and using the job more than his taller opponent. This job kept AJ at perfect range for Yusic and the jobs also prevented AJ from landing those mean body punches. Just like their first fights, Yusic was constantly landing that left hand which was causing a lot of problems for AJ. Many say that the left hand thrown by a south pole boxer is the best punch to throw against an orthodox one. Well, you have to agree with those who say that because Yusic made life pretty difficult for AJ in that ring by constantly landing that left hand. Just quickly, if you really want to improve as a boxer, why don't you get your boxing training sessions analysed by me? These analysed clips are going to be very similar to the ones that I am in my videos but they are going to be based solely on you to help you become the best boxer you can become. Here is my email address as well as my Instagram. If you are interested then please message me and let's get started. Okay, back to the video. Yusic displayed excellent head movement in the ring when boxing against AJ. His head movement allowed him to evade many powerful blows thrown by his opponent. Also, his head movement created opportunities to counter AJ and he did just that. There were moments in the fights where AJ landed his right hand and this punch was just as effective as Yusic's backhand. When AJ landed the right hand, there was a moment where he rocked to Yusic but AJ did not throw this punch as often as he showed up. If AJ did throw this punch more often, he may have caused great problems and may have stole this fight from Alexander Yusic. Yusic was not throwing a lot of single punches. Instead, he was using quick, crisp combinations which were landing on AJ. By throwing combinations, Yusic prevented himself from being counted by his opponents. Also, these combinations pushed AJ back and gave Yusic control of the ring and helped him steal this win.