What next for Ajagba?

[dan_cov]

I know its only one loss but he has gone from this supposed boogeyman and intimidating HW to where he looked hesitant as **** after eating a few counters and looked rather sorry for himself. He didn't attempt to go for broke.

I'm not saying he lacks heart but there seemed no real desire to win. He just looked like he wanted it be over with and was alright with taking an L.

He was obviously weary as **** of those fast counters but you have to take risks, change it up.

His cornerman was reading the riot act and he just sat on his stool looking like a kid who had just been dumped for the first time.
Not really behaviour I like to see from an undefeated prospect especially one buying into their own hype.

[deathofaclown]

He needs a lot of work

he’s extremely basic. He should really take a couple of years and get with a trainer that’s going to really teach him how to box and take good learning fights. No need to step up again anytime soon.

He should look at Wilder’s flaws and see that you should learn to box before It get’s too late

[REDEEMER]

According to Efe one is done if they lose 2 fights ,he’s one away .


He needs a great trainer ,fighters like him really need the best he’s to limited . Stacey McKingley is the guy . It all comes down to trainers with limited guys .

Before he decides on opponents he better get back to square one take a handful of winnable fights with a competent team , Buddy McGirt also did wonders for Chisora as well ,idk he comes off as hard headed he needs top notch guys to succeed .

[sicko]

slow and STIFF

put him yoga classes to help increase his range of motion

[mromano]

He should look to start over and fight guys ranked in 30-40 range and keep improving his technique. He didnt look smooth or fluid at all, he looked stiff and hesitant.