Comments Thread For: Joshua Cites Lack of Communication in Usyk Loss, Nobody Told Him He Was Losing

[_Rexy_]

Dude stayed on his stool for a minute after the fight looking like death because he thought you cut him and thought you looked like Ali out there?


Fair. The fight DID resemble Holmes/Ali

[SUBZER0ED]

Well, if you go in there and KO Usyk this time, you won't need anyone to tell you whether you're winning.

[_Rexy_]

He almost sounds ike he expected the fix was in.

DId you see his face when they announced Usyk as winner? Cartoonish shocked face.

[Oregonian]

The only incredible thing here, is the ******ity you are currently displaying.

Run off?

I've run 1000 like you off this site boy

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So you cannot make a coherent argument and then get triggered when challenged and your recourse becomes insulting people. That’s what trolls and keyboard warriors do. Behind the safety of a screen of course. And of course throw in the racist trope of “boy”.
How typical. Well, the typical response is for you to now challenge me to some mythical fight where you’ll rant about kicking my behind . Meanwhile, you’re still on your last allowance in the comfort of your room.

[Oregonian]

Fighters get fatigued all the time mate.
Your post is dramatic, and over exaggerated Joshua's condition.

His endurance is good, just not elite. That is just the way it is etc.

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Elite fighters rarely get fatigued. A 45 year old Hopkins wasn’t getting fatigued. Neither was a 36 year old Calzaghe or 36 nor a 37 year old Floyd nor even a 36 year old Roy.

I’m not disagreeing that fighters get fatigued but for a guy like AJ who was supposed to be 2nd coming of Lewis, to not only get fatigued but to get beat up so easily by a journeyman like Ruiz, it’s not a pretty picture at all.

More important, you are missing the context that I covered - why can’t he have elite endurance? He has money and a rock solid team behind him.

[Earl-Hickey]

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So you cannot make a coherent argument and then get triggered when challenged and your recourse becomes insulting people. That’s what trolls and keyboard warriors do. Behind the safety of a screen of course. And of course throw in the racist trope of “boy”.
How typical. Well, the typical response is for you to now challenge me to some mythical fight where you’ll rant about kicking my behind . Meanwhile, you’re still on your last allowance in the comfort of your room.

Oh no I don't challenge people to fights on here that's just silly, there's this other guy who does that, I forget his name but he's easy to spot as he posts like he has roid rage.

[Toffee]

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Elite fighters rarely get fatigued. A 45 year old Hopkins wasn’t getting fatigued. Neither was a 36 year old Calzaghe or 36 nor a 37 year old Floyd nor even a 36 year old Roy.

I’m not disagreeing that fighters get fatigued but for a guy like AJ who was supposed to be 2nd coming of Lewis, to not only get fatigued but to get beat up so easily by a journeyman like Ruiz, it’s not a pretty picture at all.

More important, you are missing the context that I covered - why can’t he have elite endurance? He has money and a rock solid team behind him.

1. He's a heavyweight. It's very different.
2. He got belted in the side of the head by a heavyweight.

You really shouldn't need those points made

[Toffee]

So basically, he's telling us he had a lot left, and a couple more switches he coulda flipped, but put himself in low gear and held back because nobody told him he had to. And unfortunately, he says, there was no one competent in his corner to let him know it was time to put out the effort.
How hard you gotta hit this guy to wake him up?

No. That's what you're telling us he's telling us. He never said any of that because it would be particularly dumb.

As for the point you're trying to make, with false paraphrasing, that's pretty dumb too. Boxing isn't just degrees of effort. There are strategies.

He didn't think he needed to change strategy. Simple (to most).

To be clear. Changing strategy doesn't mean 'trying harder'.

[PRINCEKOOL]

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Elite fighters rarely get fatigued. A 45 year old Hopkins wasn’t getting fatigued. Neither was a 36 year old Calzaghe or 36 nor a 37 year old Floyd nor even a 36 year old Roy.

I’m not disagreeing that fighters get fatigued but for a guy like AJ who was supposed to be 2nd coming of Lewis, to not only get fatigued but to get beat up so easily by a journeyman like Ruiz, it’s not a pretty picture at all.

More important, you are missing the context that I covered - why can’t he have elite endurance? He has money and a rock solid team behind him.

You have a personal issue with Anthony Joshua, and you need to sort it out. Because this post of yours is no good.

Canelo Alvarez is a elite fighter, but gets fatigued. His endurance in my opinion is worst than Anthony Joshua's.

Fighters all have different strengths. Not all elite fighters have elite endurance.

Hopkins, Mayweather and Calzaghe are levels above most fighters active today.

Andy Ruiz Junior was beaten by Joshua in the rematch mate, I have no idea why you are bringing him up? And Ruiz Junior is not a journey man.

I will not be responding to anymore on your posts on his subject, if you continue with this tone.

[Oregonian]

You have a personal issue with Anthony Joshua, and you need to sort it out. Because this post of yours is no good.

Canelo Alvarez is a elite fighter, but gets fatigued. His endurance in my opinion is worst than Anthony Joshua's.

Fighters all have different strengths. Not all elite fighters have elite endurance.

Hopkins, Mayweather and Calzaghe are levels above most fighters active today.

Andy Ruiz Junior was beaten by Joshua in the rematch mate, I have no idea why you are bringing him up? And Ruiz Junior is not a journey man.

I will not be responding to anymore on your posts on his subject, if you continue with this tone.

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I don’t have any personal issues with AJ but we can move on from that.

Since you mention Canelo’s endurance (lack of), I’ll let you know that Canelo is my guy and I say the same thing about him. For a guy that was getting fatigued when he was under 30, it’s incredibly unprofessional and embarrassing.

You are correct about Canelo - he is worse than AJ and it is unacceptable. So any time he gets beat, he truly deserves it and I mock him for it. I still root for him because he’s my guy.