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Rematch clause AJ has had one rematch. After Wilder Fury 3, Rematch clause Wilder and Rematch clause Fury will all have had 1 rematch each All tied then lol. But fury may well be the rematch clause king. Not for having them, but for trying to avoid them as he's the most dishonourable guy in boxing. If you can't man up to the contract dont feckin sign it. Also worth pointing out that a rematch Fury did have, although not contracted was by public demand. Because he lost the first fight against John McDermott and got a decision he shouldn't have. Every fight Rematch AJ has won has been won on merit and not by a dodgy decision, which is why he's actually not had to use the rematch clause save for the one obvious time against Ruiz. So like I say they'll all be on 1each. Unless of course do you feel Fury will still stay true to form and find a way out of the 3rd Wilder fight? Maybe you have your doubts in him.
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In his last interviews, he's been constantly talking about AJ vacating? Don't know where he got that or who served that to him, same goes for him being mando to AJ v Usyk winner, which is another BS, but he rarely mentions fighting a champ for a belt.
As if he was living in his own universe.Comment
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Since this robot beat a guy who couldn’t slip a simple jab, he has suddenly become the one of the most overrated boxers out there.
I was probably the only one who picked him to stop Dubois on here and when everyone was hyping Dubois - I was the lone wolf talking about how basic and inexperienced he’s whilst calling him Mini-Bruno. Heck, I infamously (back then) said Wardley showed me more in one fight than Dubois has shown me in his career before he fought Joyce.
Pump the brakes - Joyce can’t beat anyone in the top-5 (he beats Wilder tho). They’ll light him up like a Christmas tree. Dubois would’ve beaten him if he could slip a jab as well.Comment
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Loooooooool
What the **** this makes no ****ing sense. So Fury gets dropped and he isn't concussed and AJ gets dropped and is????
Why would you post something so ****ing ******? If you get dropped multiple times you're chinny. I mean seriously I get making excuses for your faves but this just takes the cake
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REDEEMER 'Who’s better on Joyce’s resume out of curiosity ?'
You could make a case that Bermane Stiverne or Tony Thompson are equally as good, if not better, wins because both men had a vast advantage in experience whereas when JJ fought DDD he was the more experienced man.
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**** EM: Since this robot beat a guy who couldn’t slip a simple jab, he has suddenly become the one of the most overrated boxers out there.
I don't like JJ's jab but it is odd. He doesn't really snap it from the shoulder like you should. He kinda extends his upper arm then straightens it. On the negative side, that reduces the power, but JJ is so naturally strong that his jab still seems to hurt. On the positive side, throwing his jab in a sort of delayed process seemed to mean that DDD couldn't read it & was getting hit with it all night.
Pump the brakes - Joyce can’t beat anyone in the top-5 (he beats Wilder tho). They’ll light him up like a Christmas tree.
I'm not totally sure who the top 5 would be at H/w. I agree JJ doesn't beat Fury. He would be an outsider v A.J but if A.J has stamina issues, & I think he does, JJ is the man to find those out. I definitely think JJ is 50/50 v Usyk & also v Dillian. I think he beats Ruiz who's lack of discipline & stamina will catch up with him. Same for Ortiz plus advancing age waits for no man. I don't know if JJ could beat Wilder because there are so many imponderables, it depends on which Deontay shows up. I would see JJ v Wallinn as 50/50 also.Comment
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