Comments Thread For: Francis Ngannou: Most Likely I'll Knock Joshua Out, He's Easier To Send Down Than Fury!

[HeadShots]

You are delusional and a pathological liar. Didn't your demigod posted a footage wherein he said that he declined a lot of money to fight AJ and instead preferred to fight Greedy Belly? Wilder was offered a whooping $100M and the chance to become the undisputed heavyweight champion but declined. And after Greedy Belly dethroned Wilder AJ once again tried to make the undisputed bout vs Greedy Belly to happen but Greedy Belly obviously wasn't really interested in the clash and kept quiet. And when Wilder started making noise about their agreed rematch he did nothing to offer him a step aside money. You can't twist facts that are in public domein. It's so pathetic.

Where was the lie in my post?

[Jack_sh*t]

The level of Joshua hate is pretty amazing. I mean seriously... not like I am a fan, but the level of disdain on this site for a guy who has consistently brought in fans, been active, and is trying to improve himself after a tough couple years is strange.

As far as promoting the sport & bringing in fans, I think Eddie deserves some credit for making AJ into the product he is.

Obviously there are fan-boys & haters, but there are also boxing fans who recognise AJ’s shortcomings and the elevated status he’s enjoyed as a result of his marketability rather than his boxing ability. I agree he deserves credit for sticking with it & trying to improve, and his vulnerability adds to the excitement of a fight, knowing that if he gets hurt he’s liable to go to pieces & make defensive errors. Without that vulnerability, a fight against Ngannou would be a joke. With it, it becomes interesting to see whether Francis can land the kind of shot to negate his lack of experience in a boxing ring.

[HeadShots]

Aj got knocked out by 5’10 tub of lard. Repetitively knocked down.

this is a distinguished title he owns

[Boro]

Fury did not beat Ngnannou, but I do give him credit for certain aspects in his performance vs Ngannou 'Such as getting up off the deck, and to a degree fighting his way back into the fight' etc.

Don't really care about you opinion to be honest all you ever do is try to make AJ come away smelling of roses and everyone else look bad, you're the epitome of a fan(atic).

[Willow The Wisp]

I tried explaing before that fight that Ngannou has always been a boxer and very little else, and gutted MMA with that skill, and he's quite good. When not having to concern himself with kicks, chokes, shoots, grappling, elbows and genital grabbing, he's free to box at his best.
However....people make too much of his fight with Fury, with Fury not trying & not training very hard, and other top heavyweights are unlikely to provide Francis with that gift.
Joshua isn't as good as Fury; but he'll at least be ready.

Joshua in 7.

[juggernaut666]

I tried explaing before that fight that Ngannou has always been a boxer and very little else, and gutted MMA with that skill, and he's quite good. When not having to concern himself with kicks, chokes, shoots, grappling, elbows and genital grabbing, he's free to box at his best.
However....people make too much of his fight with Fury, with Fury not trying & not training very hard, and other top heavyweights are unlikely to provide Francis with that gift.
Joshua isn't as good as Fury; but he'll at least be ready.

Joshua in 7.

Ganes is a better boxer then Ngannou he knew that that’s why he took him down quickly. Ngannou strength isn’t a pure boxer it’s his physical body using his physical strength ,he’s more effective in MMA everyone will see that when Joshua once again shows up a former Fury opponent Fury struggled with ,it’s funny every time Fury struggles he didn’t train properly . Lol

The one thing the Fury fight proved is Ngannou would absolutely smash Fury in a cage fight .

[PRINCEKOOL]

Don't really care about you opinion to be honest all you ever do is try to make AJ come away smelling of roses and everyone else look bad, you're the epitome of a fan(atic).

You are upset mate, upset that? You know the situation in the Heavyweight Division, and the dynamic between the top-4 fighters 'You know we are at a tipping point'.

Note: And moving forwards Boro, things may get much more worse for you 'And anybody else who wants to perpetuate certain narratives'. Of course? My theory which I detected pretty much just over 1 year ago, was just a theory from observation and analysis. The trajectory of that theory does seem to be playing out in part for now 'A theory is always in progress, or developing' on a fight by fight basis.

But for now mate? I will step back, and let you say whatever you want 'Boro say whatever you want, if that what gives you comfort'.

All I have done is highlight the dynamic within the Heavyweight Division 'And the competition between the top-4 fighters, to see who will be the last man standing of this era'.

I don't actually think you are denying this situation anymore, but you certainly are really upset about it 'There is nothing really to be upset about, me personally I think it is a great spectacle and fascination competition. Between all 4 Heavyweights, Fury, Usyk, Joshua and Wilder'.

Tyson Fury the man who for so long, seemed to control the narrative at Heavyweights 'Is just about hanging on to his number 1 rating. Fury did not beat Ngannou, and he was given the decision', Usyk has the most momentum and is charging towards Fury, Joshua is fighting his way back and reoccupying territory not only inside the boxing ring but within universal perception, and Wilder has just taken a potentially catastrophic hit with his lost to Parker.

All part of the game mate, the discussions and debates etc.

[Boro]

You are upset mate, upset that? You know the situation in the Heavyweight Division, and the dynamic between the top-4 fighters 'You know we are at a tipping point'.

Note: And moving forwards Boro, things may get much more worse for you 'And anybody else who wants to perpetuate certain narratives'. Of course? My theory which I detected pretty much just over 1 year ago, was just a theory from observation and analysis. The trajectory of that theory does seem to be playing out in part for now 'A theory is always in progress, or developing' on a fight by fight basis.

But for now mate? I will step back, and let you say whatever you want 'Boro say whatever you want, if that what gives you comfort'.

All I have done is highlight the dynamic within the Heavyweight Division 'And the competition between the top-4 fighters, to see who will be the last man standing of this era'.

I don't actually think you are denying this situation anymore, but you certainly are really upset about it 'There is nothing really to be upset about, me personally I think it is a great spectacle and fascination competition. Between all 4 Heavyweights, Fury, Usyk, Joshua and Wilder'.

Tyson Fury the man who for so long, seemed to control the narrative at Heavyweights 'Is just about hanging on to his number 1 rating. Fury did not beat Ngannou, and he was given the decision', Usyk has the most momentum and is charging towards Fury, Joshua is fighting his way back and reoccupying territory not only inside the boxing ring but within universal perception, and Wilder has just taken a potentially catastrophic hit with his lost to Parker.

All part of the game mate, the discussions and debates etc.

I'm not upset at all, it's just tiresome how no matter the post it always circles around to you slurping Joshua and downing other fighters, you don't have to down others to uplift your crush.

It's mind boggling that you're this obsessed with the guy, he isn't going to pipe you if you praise him on the internet.

I know what a theory is you rétard stop trying to act like you're intellectually superior on the internet, it's embarrassing.

Tyson Fury looked mediocre but won despite your bias opinion against what he assumed was mediocre opposition what's new?

Usyk has the most momentum, that's arguable but he's also technically the best boxer and IMO THE guy in the division.

Joshua hasn't reoccupied anything apart from in the minds of the uninformed, he beat up a sparring partner who he's done 100s of rounds with something Wilder was criticized for when he fought Helenius, despite doing less rounds with the aforementioned Helenius ....

Wilder, technically shouldn't of took any "catastrophic" hit, he got outboxed, how surprising he's an abysmal boxer who relies on his ability to react and close down distance to finish opponents.

Which we all know reactions erode with age and after the multiple shellackings he took off Fury and his lack of activity he couldn't pull the trigger, people should be somewhat (imperative word) lenient. (several inactive fighters have had losses this year, who were considered "the goods")

You don't have discussions, you spin your narrative about other fighters to make it seem like Joshua is some great when the whole division is mediocre.

[kafkod]

use your brain. ya Deontay ducked Joshua to fight Tyson Fury and make less money. he did it 3 times. LMFAO


you seen Joshua making videos to Deontay about wanting to fight? HELL NO

Wilder himself let slip that he was offered more money to fight AJ than he got for fighting Fury.

Yeah, he really is that dumb and his fanboys are no smarter than him.

[Stab Master Arson]

Wilder himself let slip that he was offered more money to fight AJ than he got for fighting Fury.

Yeah, he really is that dumb and his fanboys are no smarter than him.

Everybody knows that making videos talking nonsense is much more important than signing contracts. Joshua is clearly terrified of Wilder.