Deontay Wilder would've knocked Anthony Joshua out

[ShaneMosleySr]

Joshua isn’t a big puncher!

Why does everyone ignore all the evidence in front of them to eat up what Eddie Hearn says?

both are garbage, whoever lands the first big shot wins.

[PBR Streetgang]

I always thought it was a pick'em fight since both have weaknesses that can be exploited. Wilder's struggles with Fury didn't change that assessment and neither does AJ's loss to Usyk.

Anyway, it's a mythical matchups so we won't ever really know unless they actually get in the ring and even if that happens it doesn't mean whoever wins would have won had it happened when it should have.

[baroidi]

Joshua isn’t a big puncher!

Why does everyone ignore all the evidence in front of them to eat up what Eddie Hearn says?

yeah Johua's power is overrated, but Wilder does not have a solid chin either. We've seen him do the stanky legs against weaker punchers than Joshua.

[JakeTheBoxer]

Usyk beating Joshua doesn`t prove Wilder knocks somebody out.

[MikeyMike100]

For a huge 6' 6" 245+lbs guy who is afraid of an Usyk or Ruiz punch and fights defensively, a Wilder feint is enough for him to cover up and back away. Joshua will give him enough opportunities but the question remains if Wilder will be ferocious enough to go on the offensive? We have seen the kind of Joshua fights now but we'll have to wait and see what kind of Wilder will be in the fight.

Ya. Wilder takes chances. Look at the first Fury fight or the first Ortiz fight. His heart is exponentially better than Joshua's

[MikeyMike100]

both are garbage, whoever lands the first big shot wins.

Wrong. Even if AJ lands first he probably won't win

[Biolink]

A bad stylistic match for AJ.

I think AJ could catch Wilder to be fair, but Wilder's so athletic and unorthodox my money's on Wilder being the one who lands first.

[MikeyMike100]

I always thought it was a pick'em fight since both have weaknesses that can be exploited. Wilder's struggles with Fury didn't change that assessment and neither does AJ's loss to Usyk.

Anyway, it's a mythical matchups so we won't ever really know unless they actually get in the ring and even if that happens it doesn't mean whoever wins would have won had it happened when it should have.

Exactly. Only way I can see Joshua beating Wilder down the line is if Wilder is no longer the same fighter after the Fury fight.

[MikeyMike100]

Usyk beating Joshua doesn`t prove Wilder knocks somebody out.

It doesn't. I've said that Wilder knocks AJ out long before last night

[MikeyMike100]

A bad stylistic match for AJ.

I think AJ could catch Wilder to be fair, but Wilder's so athletic and unorthodox my money's on Wilder being the one who lands first.

AJ doesn't have the kind of power to knock Wilder out with 1 punch. I don't know why people think he can. If AJ hurts Wilder with some combinations then he can get Wilder out of there.