Comments Thread For: Anthony Joshua Focuses on Daniel Dubois, But Still Won't Rule Out Deontay Wilder

[Slip jab]

AJ should face him for the undisputed fraud

[Roberto Vasquez]

Wlad give AJ a hard fight because AJ is a basic bítch, the fact he had to get into a dog fight with Wlad was alarming tbh.

Also don't agree with the Wlad was retired sentiment, now he was out of the ring for near 2 years but he was in training camps for Fury during that time, it had been called off twice, think the first time for an injury and the second time for being deemed medically unfit.

Wilder knocking out Helenius is a nothing burger, he's chinny as hell and despite having good power he can't set it up against anyone with a modicum of skill.

Just like AJ struggling with him isn't an indication of Helenius level AJ has lacked confidence since Ruiz spun him like a ballerina.

Hence why he fought the likes of Franklin (coming off a loss), Wallin (100s of rounds sparring and beaten multiple times as amatuer) and Helenius (would be Whyte) since.

And ultimately the one guy who was good he tried to put off for as long as humanly possible despite Usyk wanting him as soon as he moved up, signing with Matchroom specifically for that reason...

Parker isn't no great shakes though admittedly he seems to be on the ascendancy, he arguably lost to Ruiz and actually the president of the NZPBA stepped down after the fight...

Despite having all the ability in the world, he often chooses the wrong game plan for a given opponent á la Joyce.

And he has no dog in him, despite having the heart to get up repeatedly, you'll never see him chase the fight or stamp his authority on one, he'll just coast if he thinks he's ahead.

Which is a shame because like I said he has ability and he's relatively young for a heavyweight, so you'd assume a young man would try to assert some dominance but he seems way to nice and passive of a guy for this sport tbh.

But Wlad DID retire. I wasn't making it up. He RETIRED after Fury ran from the contracted rematch. Then decided to come back when AJ said he would fight him.

Even Fury was making fun of Wlad in the build up to their fight and saying he was old and finished. Wlad was a still a very good fighter though. Also the fact that Fury mocked Wlad and said he would never take the rematch - and then as soon as Wlad took it - Fury retired to avoid him, says it all.

Also you really worked hard to downplay all of Wilder's achievements. But he defended his title at least 9 times (I am too lazy to check actual number) but I do know that Fury only managed 4 defenses.

My point is - yes Wilder's record is in some ways not that good. But whose is better? Who else almost beat Fury? Not many boxers. Fury's record is quite poor in many ways too. Only AJ has a proven record (doesn't mean he is better than Fury, just more proven. We know exactly who AJ is)

[Boro]

But Wlad DID retire. I wasn't making it up. He RETIRED after Fury ran from the contracted rematch. Then decided to come back when AJ said he would fight him.

Even Fury was making fun of Wlad in the build up to their fight and saying he was old and finished. Wlad was a still a very good fighter though. Also the fact that Fury mocked Wlad and said he would never take the rematch - and then as soon as Wlad took it - Fury retired to avoid him, says it all.

Also you really worked hard to downplay all of Wilder's achievements. But he defended his title at least 9 times (I am too lazy to check actual number) but I do know that Fury only managed 4 defenses.

My point is - yes Wilder's record is in some ways not that good. But whose is better? Who else almost beat Fury? Not many boxers. Fury's record is quite poor in many ways too. Only AJ has a proven record (doesn't mean he is better than Fury, just more proven. We know exactly who AJ is)

Where did I downplay Wilders achievements either? the opposition he beat is pathetic but that doesn't take away from his "historic reign" statistically anyway (regrettably).

What's your game anyhow, you've spent most of your time downing Fury and praising AJ now Furys been beat you've changed your tune about him how bizarre!?

[Roberto Vasquez]

Where did I downplay Wilders achievements either? the opposition he beat is pathetic but that doesn't take away from his "historic reign" statistically anyway (regrettably).

What's your game anyhow, you've spent most of your time downing Fury and praising AJ now Furys been beat you've changed your tune about him how bizarre!?

I am just honest. I praise Wilder too now and I used to complain (on here) because he never fought anyone and was unproven. Wilder has now fought Parker and Zhang - and lost them both. This is what I respect - fighters who dare. Fury has finally stepped up and I thought he performed well against Usyk. Certainly think AJ Vs Fury is 50/50 now.

You have to remember Fury has fought 3 top-10 guys in 8 years. I'm too lazy to work it out but Wilder has probably fought more. So Wilder belongs near the top no matter what

Basically I hate fan boys and fighters who don't walk the walk. Loses don't bother me that much unless they keep happening. Anyone could lose to someone like Zhang. Parker got put down twice by him.

[pollywog]

Like I have just told you, I am aware that you know 'What I am saying is correct'. You can deny the truth, objective reality and distort history all you want 'But that does not make it a lie, because the Truth will always remain as that'.

And nobody can deny as of right now, the competition between the top-4 heavyweights has for sure moved back towards Oleksandr Uysk and Anthony Joshua.

If your opinion is only truth because you say it is, you need to lay off the pipe champ.

And more than deny, I'll call total horseshït and state the competition between proven contenders has moved to Parker, Zhang and Dubois.

AJ is nothing more than Hearn and Turkis fairytale A-Side Princess in waiting. The guy hasn't proven anything since losing to Usyk.

[greeneye99]

If your opinion is only truth because you say it is, you need to lay off the pipe champ.

And more than deny, I'll call total horseshït and state the competition between proven contenders has moved to Parker, Zhang and Dubois.

AJ is nothing more than Hearn and Turkis fairytale A-Side Princess in waiting. The guy hasn't proven anything since losing to Usyk.

Damn
You never miss a chance to Post somethin' negative on a Boxingscene Anthony Joshua Article
Please tell us tho.....
What has Joseph Parker proven since that Joe Joyce Knock out?
Heh

[garfios]

Too late...