Joshua and Parker are the most proven heavyweights right now

[Basco]

Fury, Joshua, and Parker.


I don't know what crack these fools smoke to say things like "Usyk beat Joshua twice so he's proven"


You know anyone who only has a record of 5-0? Unproven, mother ****er. We've seen him do well against three styles. Proven, solid, great HW


I'm favoring Usyk against Fury and all, but let's be real, anyone doing that is going out on a limb for the relatively unknown HW against the well known and well proven HW we've seen fight and adapt to all sorts of HW styles.


Usyk needs more HW fights to be proven.



Had Franny beaten Tyson, guess what, he'd still be fairly well unknown and unproven. A good win proves you beat that one good fighter ... ffs.


Dr. Z Sometimes you're just a ****ing moron. This isn't a difference of opinion, ain't no fact gonna save you, you're a ****ing moron. 5 fights = Proven doe Moron.

Oh the irony!

[pollywog]

Joshua cant handle losing.

He quit in his corner against Ruiz and melted down like a kid whose candy had been taken off him when Usyk schooled him for the second time.

Even if he becomes 3 time trash belt holder it wont take away from his 3 losses.

The facts are ; Joshua got beat up in a cherry pick against Ruiz. Ran from him in the rematch to pitty pat his way to regaining the titles and got given an absolute masterclass lesson in boxing by Usyk, twice.

Since then he's crushed 2 cans and his sparring partner. Ducked Parker, ducked Zhang, ducked Hrgovic and even ducked Wilder.

Joshua has the heart of a worrier not a warrior and i believe Ngannou will prove it. The guy is a insecure fragile diva who thinks he deserves to be a champion just cos.

Fury v Usyk is the fight for undisputed, undefeated, unified. A feat not achieved in a generation.

If the winner decides to retire with that honour and trash the belts to forego any rematch it would still not take away from the massive achievement nor taint their legacy.

The only thing Joshua has proven is that he couldnt do it. He had the opportunity before Ruiz and bottled it.

That is Joshuas legacy!...and you can tell it stings.

Every word uttered and every uncomfortable interview bears witness to his failures, not his successes.