Originally posted by j0zef
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And when you actually look at it, Joshua's been down nine times in his career but eight of those occurred in two fights (Ruiz and Dubois). Fury has been down eight times and while four of those came against Wilder, the other four came against Neven Pajkic, Steve Cunningham, Ngannou and Usyk. Two ex-cruiserweights, a light punching journeyman and an MMA fighter. Fury may have better powers of recovery than Joshua but he's also easier to put down. He too has shown a lot of vulnerability throughout his career and I'd argue he'd have shown a whole lot more had he been forced to fight through Joshua's resume rather than his own.
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