AJ only avoids his shots if he stays mentally alert. that is what i am saying AJ freezes up and folds mentally. That is where I think wilder catches him. If they fought this january/february, I would pick Wilder by KO.
I agree that on paper and ignoring his losses to Ruiz and Usyk, that AJ should have an easy time outboxing wilder but from what we seen and seeing even fury getting dropped in 2/3 fights with wilder, i dont think AJ recovers like fury did and i think he gets caught because he gets scared and freezes.
AJ ices Wilder within a rd. so he doesn’t need to stay mentally alert - he just needs to land a big hook and the fragile Wilder is done.
The interview was cringe. It was like a screen test for someone playing a role.
He is all over the place mentally as well, contradicting himself constantly through the interview, Not really knowing what he wants to be.
Anybody who couldn’t see that interview for what it is must be ******.
He can talk a good game and I hope he does come into the fight with some passion to win but he’s going back in with a fighter who is a few levels above him, that’s all that will matter.
AJ’s always been a w***sta, talks like he’s from “the streets” when he went to a Nigerian boarding school and grew up in Hertfordshire.
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