Rank the recent heavyweight champs throwing in the towel.

[deathofaclown]

Fury is the toughest, then Wilder has proven he’s tough too.

Usyk, well we haven’t seen but he doesn’t seem the type to quit. Same with Ruiz. Ruiz just lacks discipline out of the ring, to show up to the AJ rematch without really training and give up his titles, that’s a stain on his toughness in a way.

AJ hasn’t got the grit the others have. He spat out his gumshield in the first Ruiz fight and let the ref wave it off. He also mentally checked out v Usyk after 9 rounds and gave up his titles without a real fight, Fury or Usyk wouldn’t do that. He will never beat Usyk in the rematch.

[Robbie Barrett]

Fury is the toughest, then Wilder has proven he’s tough too.

Usyk, well we haven’t seen but he doesn’t seem the type to quit. Same with Ruiz. Ruiz just lacks discipline out of the ring, to show up to the AJ rematch without really training and give up his titles, that’s a stain on his toughness in a way.

AJ hasn’t got the grit the others have. He spat out his gumshield in the first Ruiz fight and let the ref wave it off. He also mentally checked out v Usyk after 9 rounds and gave up his titles without a real fight, Fury or Usyk wouldn’t do that. He will never beat Usyk in the rematch.

Joshua taking immediate rematches shows his grit, he knows is career is over if he loses those. Maybe he should take some tune ups against bums like Fury did?

[Brumsongs1]

Joshua taking immediate rematches shows his grit, he knows is career is over if he loses those. Maybe he should take some tune ups against bums like Fury did?

He very much should do that, Wilder should have too. On the substance of the thread, Wilder went way up in my estimation in the third Fury fight. He was visibly scrambled but still trying to the bitter end. Props to him for that. I like AJ a lot and fear he will be embarrassed by Usyk next time. He'd be far better if he tasted victory before facing him again.

[15round]

He very much should do that, Wilder should have too. On the substance of the thread, Wilder went way up in my estimation in the third Fury fight. He was visibly scrambled but still trying to the bitter end. Props to him for that. I like AJ a lot and fear he will be embarrassed by Usyk next time. He'd be far better if he tasted victory before facing him again.

Did Wilder look better or was did Fury show he has no ability to finish a fighter? I just don't see Usyk, Ruiz or possibly Joshua not finishing Wilder if he is in that condition and they can stand up to his punches. I just wouldn't bet on Joshua being able to finish Wilder with his soft chin and poor stamina.

Joshua does need a tune-up. Any stiff will do. He finished the last fight on his stool. That is not a good memory to have when you walk into the ring next fight.

[kafkod]

Loo another hearniac tard who doesn't understand how boxing works...

There's no conversation at this place so dumb that a Haymon cocksucker can't dumb it down even further

See how that works?

[kafkod]

You don't know what you're talking about. Kafkod is a Fury fan, you're confused because he's not part of the Wilder/Fury fan coalition that ****s on Hearn.

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[kafkod]

Not sure if I even ****ing care. All the British posters are a ****ing embarrassment. You guys are manfans who build your entire boxing perspective on whether it makes your fave look better.

I wash you twats would head to a goddamn gym. Hilariously enough I saw a guy a week ago in a "gypsy king" hoodie and of course he looked like he never lifted a day in his life.

Did he look like this?

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[kafkod]

You talk about body language, yet ignore Joshua spitting out his gumshield, and turning his back and walking away. Regardless of what you claim, Joshua quit.

Ah yes, the good old invent your own reality option. You see it a lot at this place