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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Joshua Would Love To Achieve Dream Fight Scenario of Whyte, Wilder and Then Fury

    Former two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua has a dream scenario to make out his next three fights. The first on the list is already scheduled, a rematch with Dillian Whyte on August 12 at the O2 Arena in London. Joshua had previously stopped Whyte in seven rounds in December of 2015.
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    • SUBZER0ED
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      Right now, that is a dream scenario for AJ, and I'd like to see him achieve it. But if he doesn't settle into his style and get that killer instinct back, it'll be a freaking nightmare.

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        • Silence
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          Originally posted by SUBZER0ED
          Right now, that is a dream scenario for AJ, and I'd like to see him achieve it. But if he doesn't settle into his style and get that killer instinct back, it'll be a freaking nightmare.
          Old Joshua loses to Wilder and Fury worse. He was gassing out in 5 lol.

          He is way better boxer now. So he will get KO'd a bit later.

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            • 1Eriugenus
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              'World Class Boxing Gym. What a name! He's got a standard, and it's challenging. Yeah, he's a serious guy.'

              Every trainer AJ has been with has been 'world class' no matter what they call themselves. Maybe Derrick James is better than Rob McCracken, I can't know. I dob't believe that AJ's problems were down to McCracken & can be sorted by going to James. If you are physically like iron but mentally like porridge you won't sort that out just by moving trainer.

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                • Juan-Rambo
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                  I can see Joshua beating whyte, Wilder 50\50, Wilder could KO him, Fury don't think so that's the end of the road for Joshua!!

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                    • Toffee
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                      I can see him trying to make those fights. And that's enough for me in this era to rate the guy's attitude above his peers.

                      Whether he can win them is a different story.

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                        • VislorTurlough
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                          He will accomplish step one without breaking a sweat.

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                            • Jack_sh*t
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                              He should have enough left to bet Dillian again, but Wilder gooms him badly and Fury schools him.

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                                • juanpablo
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                                  There's literally no scenario where I don't see Wilder KO'ing AJ

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                                    • hugh grant
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                                      Beat whyte, wilder and fury that's a serious resume

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