The AJ that fought lastnight loses to both Fury and Wilder badly

I think all 3 fighters show weaknesses and stating "this happens" is a fools game. Boxing has so many variables at the best of times, on any given day, all 3 could beat each other. You could play around with the percentages all you like though. AJ has been knocked down multiple times in his career and beat convincingly against Ruiz. He's also got very little lateral movement Wilder's most recent fight saw him losing every single round and was actually beaten in terms of rounds won by Fury. His volume seems to drop to near 0 when fighting a guy who he knows can hurt him (Ortiz 2) Fury was floored very heavily against an ageing cruiserweight and carries very little power himself. I think the only certainty, is that there is no certainty here. Anybody stating otherwise, likely has a bias as far as i'm concerned.

I've noticed that since Joshua beat ruiz the only mention of undisputed from deontay wilder is that it's not going to happen. Lololololololol. Same old deontay, always ducking.

Tyson Fury fights since 2015: Hammer Klitschko retirement comeback...two bums in 2018 Wilder in dec 2018 two bums in 2019 What makes you think he is better than Joshua?

His fans are beyond funny. The British media is embarrassing Anyone with any sense watching that fight knows that AJ is finished. Last night there just seemed to be that real fear element in the performance, against an absolute slob... It's pretty clear Aj has a poor chin so he's gonna be trying to protect that forever more it's not great from the perspective of a fight fan who wants to see all out action in the HW division. He is not skilful enough to protect himself against a pure boxer like Tyson Fury who I believe who bet him in a wide UD. They are miles apart Wilder would KO Joshua. Joshua done well last night but I think Wilder could take Joshua's best shots. No chance Joshua survives a Wilder right hand. What makes you think he could take Joshua's best shots? I think anyone who thinks Joshua will win or has a chance to win will fundamentally disagree on that point. I'm not sure who wins, but I know Joshua has the tools to do either job. AJ's never had a great chin, hes known this since before he went pro, some fighters dont get affected by that, its clear he is one of those guys. If he was fighting with fear, he would have been pawing his jab out and throwing his right with the intention to get it back to his own chin...but that's not what he was doing. He varied the jab, he occassionally threw the right to score but he absolutely threw to hurt Ruiz on more than a few occasions, and he did hurt him. You could tell there were a few times in the fight where for a split second he wanted to go for the kill but then remembered the game plan. I think he absolutely has the tools to beat both guys...whether he will or not will depend on the execution on the night. He will make a better job of walking Fury down then Wilder did, he's got the footwork to close the distance and put punches together, and hes still improving. I dont think Wilder can take Joshua's best shots. I think Wilder can take a better shot, and he is more likely to survive if Joshua lands some clean bombs, but even then I think there is a high chance Joshua stops him. They need to fight the fights, all stylistically very different, he fought the fight he needed to vs Ruiz, but completely ruling Joshua out is idiotic. Hes got skills, smarts, sneaky speed, and dynamite in his fists.

Before his loss to Ruiz I probably would have disagreed but not anymore. Joshua could still KO Wilder with a "punch from the gods" but it's highly unlikely, even more so now that he would be extra cautious and not take any risks. Fury would probably outbox him for 90% of the fight and get knocked down once due to showboating/clowning but still win a UD fairly wide.

You can't beat Anthony Joshua until you actually agree to fight him. Turning down endless career high offers and contracts ain't going to get the fight on is it.

His fans are beyond funny. The British media is embarrassing Anyone with any sense watching that fight knows that AJ is finished. Last night there just seemed to be that real fear element in the performance, against an absolute slob... It's pretty clear Aj has a poor chin so he's gonna be trying to protect that forever more it's not great from the perspective of a fight fan who wants to see all out action in the HW division. He is not skilful enough to protect himself against a pure boxer like Tyson Fury who I believe who bet him in a wide UD. They are miles apart Wilder would KO Joshua. Joshua done well last night but I think Wilder could take Joshua's best shots. No chance Joshua survives a Wilder right hand. Agreed, i think he loses to both. Fury by UD (with good judges) and Wilder by KO. Agreed. I just re-watched it and Ruiz was an absolute disgrace.

I'm English and I think joshua loses mentally before he even gets in a ring with wilder, which is why he won't, plus he will never fight in the US again, we saw what happened last time when he wasn't on his medication.

Agreed, i think he loses to both. Fury by UD (with good judges) and Wilder by KO. Yep. Seems to be general consensus unless you are English

His fans are beyond funny. The British media is embarrassing Anyone with any sense watching that fight knows that AJ is finished. Last night there just seemed to be that real fear element in the performance, against an absolute slob... It's pretty clear Aj has a poor chin so he's gonna be trying to protect that forever more it's not great from the perspective of a fight fan who wants to see all out action in the HW division. He is not skilful enough to protect himself against a pure boxer like Tyson Fury who I believe who bet him in a wide UD. They are miles apart Wilder would KO Joshua. Joshua done well last night but I think Wilder could take Joshua's best shots. No chance Joshua survives a Wilder right hand. - -U know Deyonce right hand?

Agreed, i think he loses to both. Fury by UD (with good judges) and Wilder by KO.

That’s what I said yesterday but some dudes believe that last night’s version of AJ can beat Wilder. Lmfao Wilder would hurt him badly

I agree with all that. That being said, credit to Joshua for the win, despite Ruiz's poor condition.