Anthony Joshua’s KO of Jake Paul does big numbers on Netflix

Elliot Worsell writing before the fight: "If boxing does anything well, it does that well: it shocks, it upends, it reminds both us and the fighters to never get too coc-ky or comfortable. We have, by way of proof, a whole catalogue of upsets and dramatic knockouts, so we should know by now, all of us. We should know not to get ahead of ourselves or believe we have it all figured out. We should expect the unexpected. Always. Besides, no matter the odds, it is seldom as easy as it sounds, winning a fight. Even mismatches require winning – finding the right punch, picking the right moment – and even experienced world champions, like Joshua, must devise a way to win a fight and execute their game plan without messing up.ˋ Worsell after the fight: ˋ"Joshua’s sixth-round knockout of Paul was every bit as pointless and predictable as most of us believed it would be going in." Elliot Worsell is better at writing but seemingly a hypocrite whose boxing knowledge, such as it is, plays second fiddle to churning out tedious essays. I like about one in five of his articles so I'm to the point of saving myself 5-10 minutes every time he is the article author.

33 Million worldwide is TRASH LOL

Elliot Worsell writing before the fight: "If boxing does anything well, it does that well: it shocks, it upends, it reminds both us and the fighters to never get too coc-ky or comfortable. We have, by way of proof, a whole catalogue of upsets and dramatic knockouts, so we should know by now, all of us. We should know not to get ahead of ourselves or believe we have it all figured out. We should expect the unexpected. Always. Besides, no matter the odds, it is seldom as easy as it sounds, winning a fight. Even mismatches require winning – finding the right punch, picking the right moment – and even experienced world champions, like Joshua, must devise a way to win a fight and execute their game plan without messing up.ˋ Worsell after the fight: ˋ"Joshua’s sixth-round knockout of Paul was every bit as pointless and predictable as most of us believed it would be going in."