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Two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua has rejected the idea of retirement in the event he loses on Saturday night in his rematch with Oleksandr Usyk.
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He can continue, regardless of the result, as he's good box office.
He can also retire on this huge payday. He and Usyk are very determined to win, so it's a most interesting rematch.
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No, he will get KOed by Wilder and Joyce too.Comment
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Well said AJ. Those who are talking about retirement after losing to who themselves call the best in the game shows that they are nothing but complete morons. You rightly ignore them and their ******ity.
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Why should he retire if he lost again ?
Losing to the same person, even if it's 10x in a row, is not a reason.
There are other fighters to fight and maybe the belts become available again.Last edited by BodyBagz; 08-18-2022, 03:53 AM.
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Amongst the three Joyce is probably the only one who has the courage to fight but he doesn't have the tools to beat AJ. Wilder has blatantly ducked him and he has admitted it on a footage and Fury didn't show he really wanted it when the occasion presented itself for the undisputed fight.Originally posted by Silence View PostComment
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Joshua should fight Wilder next. If he loses to Usyk and Wilder then he should retire.Comment
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There are loads of options for AJ if he loses, the obvious one is fighting Wilder. He’s such a big draw and moneymaker that any of the top 10 would want to fight him.
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Losing wouldn't be the end of the world for AJ, or the end of his career. He has a new contract with DAZN and a new trainer. He's still young enough to remould his style and maybe become a better fighter than he is right now.Comment
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Why do people want him to walk away at 32 years old? Don't you want him to entertain you in future? Are scared he would beat your favourite fighter ie fury/wilder etc?
this is his life it's what he does better than anything, let him be!Comment
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