Yep
Fury sussed out that the best way is essentially try to get rid of him before he does it to you. He said fighting Wilder is like holding a stick of dynamite.
Problem for AJ is there's no way he has the minerals to try to force Wilder to go backwards. It'd be cagey until Wilder catches him. AJ stays hit, he hasn't got the ability to recover like Fury. For me, Wilder closes range too fast for someome like AJ and finds a home for that right hand.
On the flipside, the good thing for AJ is we truly don't know where Wilder is right now after the beatings off Fury. 90 seconds v Helenius tells us nothing. He mightve had any punch resistance knocked out of him in the third Fury fight. His heart might not be there anymore when he's tested. Boxing history tells us those kind of sustained beatings stay with you. And he's 38 this year.
Fury sussed out that the best way is essentially try to get rid of him before he does it to you. He said fighting Wilder is like holding a stick of dynamite.
Problem for AJ is there's no way he has the minerals to try to force Wilder to go backwards. It'd be cagey until Wilder catches him. AJ stays hit, he hasn't got the ability to recover like Fury. For me, Wilder closes range too fast for someome like AJ and finds a home for that right hand.
On the flipside, the good thing for AJ is we truly don't know where Wilder is right now after the beatings off Fury. 90 seconds v Helenius tells us nothing. He mightve had any punch resistance knocked out of him in the third Fury fight. His heart might not be there anymore when he's tested. Boxing history tells us those kind of sustained beatings stay with you. And he's 38 this year.
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