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Eddy isn't doing AJ any favors. He knows AJ has a glass jaw, so he'll promote around that. Still, ped depleted, just KOd, Whyte is no tune up, it's a litmus test. Beat Whyte, if he can, then, the big cash out. Where they carry AJ out on a stretcher.
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Originally posted by thack View Post
No, I heard he's doing a 'Joshua' and going another route.
If he could beat him, Andy would be the best win Wilder's on resume.greeneye99 likes this.
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Originally posted by Southpaw16 View PostTwo tune up fights with a new team (Whyte is a tune up at this point) is smart and makes sense.
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Originally posted by kafkod View Post
Wilder doesn't seem keen on fighting Ruiz.
I'll add that I'll be surprised if Joshua ever gets in the ring with wilder. Here on Boxing Scene, passionate discussions have been going on for four or five years (maybe more) about a Wilder vs Joshua fight and which one is better. If Joshua and his team had actually wanted the fight it would have happened years ago. Now, it is just a big money fight, and we already know that Wilder can beat Joshua.Last edited by OldTerry; 01-03-2023, 02:46 PM.
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AJ will return in late June or July, at best. His schedule blows. His promoter is hoping heavyweight sussess itself such that the coast will be clear for AJ to land a choice, lucrative, lower risk assignment. In the same span of time since AJ's last fight, Tyson decimated Biggs, stopped an aging Holmes and beat-up Tony Tubbs.. Five months! And AJ isn't even the worst of them!Last edited by Hooded Terror; 01-03-2023, 03:02 PM.
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Originally posted by STREET CLEANER View PostNo matter what he is fighting Whyte next. Hardly anything to get excited about.
It shound be not more than a # 5-6 contender.
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Originally posted by OldTerry View Post
Wilder knows that Ruiz has great skills, but I don't think he's worried. Ruiz is merely a bump in the road to either Joshua (my preference) or Usyk.
I'll add that I'll be surprised if Joshua ever gets in the ring with wilder. Here on Boxing Scene, passionate discussions have been going on for four or five years (maybe more) about a Wilder vs Joshua fight and which one is better. If Joshua and his team had actually wanted the fight it would have happened years ago. Now, it is just a big money fight, and we already know that Wilder can beat Joshua.
And it's a fact that, no matter how many times fanboys say they know that Wilder would beat AJ, they can't possibly know that because they have never fought.
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