Comments Thread For: Robert Garcia: Joshua Has To Be Smart Against Usyk, Can't Go In There Thinking KO

[champion4ever]

Don't worry Robert; Joshua is not thinking KO. It's the furthest thing from his mind. His thinking is surviving and going the distance without getting clipped by a punch he doesn't see from another smaller and faster fighter in the exchanges. It's going to be another chess match because AJ won't take any risks against Usyk.

[Roj]

It’s laughable how the boxing media and fans have built Usyk up to be some unbeatable machine. Joshua had the worst game plan in modern boxing history and still left Usyk lumped up and cut at the end of the fight - and on at least occasion had Usyk rushing to hold after getting hit. Joshua remains the bigger and stronger man and now that he has a trainer whose judgment he trusts - unlike Rob McCracken, who should have been fired after he let an obviously concussed Joshua continue to take punishment in the first Ruiz fight - Joshua is going to do a demolition job on Usyk.

[LAchargers373]

It’s laughable how the boxing media and fans have built Usyk up to be some unbeatable machine. Joshua had the worst game plan in modern boxing history and still left Usyk lumped up and cut at the end of the fight - and on at least occasion had Usyk rushing to hold after getting hit. Joshua remains the bigger and stronger man and now that he has a trainer whose judgment he trusts - unlike Rob McCracken, who should have been fired after he let an obviously concussed Joshua continue to take punishment in the first Ruiz fight - Joshua is going to do a demolition job on Usyk.

I agree that Usyk is way overhyped. He barely beat bredis. This should be a note of how overhyped AJ is. AJ is really a fraud. Usyk a a great LHW that is a HW champion in a weak era

[REDEEMER]

facts bruh


after Ruiz ,, everybody was saying these same quotes , "no way AJ wins" "Ruiz style is all wrong for AJ"

so far AJ is 1-0 in rematches , he's shown he can make adjustemnts , we'll just have to wait and see

A.J is 2 and 0 in rematches if you count Whyte in the amateur fight .