Anthony Joshua stole the show

Joshua really impressed us with this fight, although Johnson did absolutely nothing. Wilder and Joshua would be one hell of a fight, but I would like to see Povetkin vs Wilder first before I assume any outcomes.

In his short career, he has already fought and beaten better boxers than both Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury, who have fought two to three times more fights than him.

Heavyweight division will be great when WSB boys turn pro too

He's got unnaturally large arms. If I was an opponent I'd make sure he was thoroughly drug tested. You mean the 24/7 365 days testing he already goes through via UKAD, or the mystical 8 weeks before a fight testing Floyd invented as OST?

Anyone who says that they are a ****ing retard I'm just gonna be bold about it. It's all good until you eat one of those straight rights and then you either fold up or toss your aggression out of the window and play the safe route. Wilder has the title and beat a guy that most were saying would spark him out. Joshua beat Johnson but we are talking about a guy who had lost 4 out of his last 5 fights heading into this bout. Just saying people should put this in perspective a little bit because Wilder isn't any Kevin Johnson. :boxing:

I have said it for awhile now.. Joshua is the best blue chip, can't miss heavyweight prospect since the klitchkos in the late 90s.. Wlad-Joshua-wilder will be the biggest fights in 2016-17

He's got unnaturally large arms. If I was an opponent I'd make sure he was thoroughly drug tested. Olympic style testing? Here is a pic of him and his large arms in the Olympic final. http://www3.pictures.zimbio.com/gi/Anthony+Joshua+Olympics+Day+16+Boxing+oEEaVw2xizul.jpg

He's got unnaturally large arms. If I was an opponent I'd make sure he was thoroughly drug tested.

What I like about Joshua is that he throws with really bad intentions.

The best thing about Joshua is that he stays in the pocket and puts it on opponents who dont fight back, unlike some other heavyweights who stay outside jabbing This. He seems to have no problems going into the trenches and forcing the issue; we'll see if that trait carries over when he starts fighting better opposition.

I was worried at first that he was just a big, powerful guy but stiff. Now he looks like such a smooth operator in there. His best asset is his willingness to learn and improve! He's looking irrepressible now. Can anyone say Wilder really looks better? Anyone who says that they are a ****ing retard I'm just gonna be bold about it.