Comments Thread For: 'Firing on all cylinders' Anthony Joshua could take Daniel Dubois rematch but still wants Tyson Fury

[11player]

Jeeezz, the forever talking of that Hearn guy.

Just freaking fight Josh!! Try to avenge the Dubois defeat.

[RingoKid]

Turki gave Hearn the keys to the kingdom and let Joshy pick and duck whoever he wanted to...until Dubois.

After that, Turki saw all he needed to know: AJ ain't it and Hearn is full of shït.

That Hearn thinks Joshua is still worthy of a title fight in his next outing is straight up delusional.

[mjh1969]

I think Joshua is at this level a B level fighter. He should rebuild his career like everyone else, get in line and wait for his chance to come around again. Joshua is washed up and is no longer an elite level fighter, if he ever was one. Joshua is one more knockout away from being a division gatekeeper at this point. At this point match up him and Wilder. They are both has beens.

[Corelone]

Eddy always planned to fight AJ into old age. Maybe AJ will retire after 12 or 13 losses.

[koboy]

Please, for the sake of your brain cells, stay away from Dubois. Even Fury will knock you out. Your chin is gone, Anthony. Just have a farewell gimme fight and go do an action movie that everyone will forget. Then use your money to enjoy life with all your faculties still working.

[Bob]

Turki used Hearn and Warren for his on the job training. Now that Dana White is going to take over, Turki has been quite public saying what idiots Hearn and Warren are. They both thought Turki was going to be their lifetime retirement plan. I suspect that both of them will use Kinahan as their banker as they both have done for years.

Dana White is not going to get caught up in their level of corruption. Gone also is Spencer Brown another Kinahan
agent.

Dana let the cat out of the bag months ago saying Turki can't stand the entitled to promoters.

[PRINCEKOOL]

I think team Joshua need to leave Tyson Fury alone 'Fury is retired for now. But so far? This looks like a legitimate retirement from Tyson Fury'.

There is nothing much to gain, in a fight against Anthony Joshua for Tyson Fury 'Because no matter what Joshua has achieved in his career, all of those great feats. This does not erase the fact? That he is on the comeback trail after his worst EVER performance skill for skill against Daniel Dubois'.

If Tyson Fury is to come out of retirement 'He should immediately be presented before him? An opportunity to fight for a World title. That is the level Fury is still at, judging by his last performance'.

Anthony Joshua in my opinion, still has the ability and power 'To turn his career around in a instant. But he has to prove this to the masses, I still believe he can beat Daniel Dubois II in a rematch, and in quite impressive fashion'.

Note: I am still adamant that Daniel Dubois vs Anthony Joshua had his 'Any given Saturday. In reference to the NFL movie, Any Given Sunday: 1999'.

Daniel Dubois is a front runner at top level 'I don't think he is a formidable task skill for skill to beat, for any complete Heavyweight fighter with a astute team supporting them. I was backing Joseph Parker to beat Daniel Dubois, and? If the rematch vs Anthony Joshua is made once again I will be backing Joshua to win'.

I can describe Daniel Dubois as a fighter in many different ways, his courage's at times, aggressive, dangerous, strong and powerful. But skill for skill I have not witnessed any Elite level skills in his game, all of the world's top level fighters in my opinion? Are very aware of the blue print on how to beat Daniel Dubois, it is no great mystery. Dubois has faded extremely badly in fights vs Oleksandr Uysk, and he has been knocked out by a single jab. Those performances do not just disappear from a fighters fundamental base'.

Dubois currently right now in his career as the IBF World Heavyweight Champion, is in a very dangerous position 'Dubois has a lot to gain, but also almost everything to lose. Whether he turns left or right, he is going to come into contact with Heavyweight fighters who in my opinion? Have the ability to systematically beat him down brutally'.

Oleksandr Uysk, Joseph Parker, Anthony Joshua 'Those three fighters are the most likely, the next opponent's for Dubois. Skill for skill they are all superior fighters to Dubois by quite a distance. The only attribute which makes Daniel Dubois to his credit a dangerous fighter, is his power, brute strength and ability to without much hesitation put his punches together in combination form. Not many Heavyweights in this era, at a solid level have those abilities'.

Aside from that I would rate Daniel Dubois endurance worst than Tyson Fury's and Anthony Joshua's 'This is one of the reasons why he has been a front runner in all of his top level fights. There is information in the details of a fighters performance'.

Daniel Dubois is coming off his greatest ever win vs Anthony Joshua 'But the details of that fight, show me that he escape a systematic beat down in that fight. Joshua was round by round turning the fight around, statistically? In round 5 Anthony Joshua went from landing 40% of his punches to 80% of his punches. He hurt Dubois, but then unfortunately produced an uncharacteristic unforced error, throwing an uppercut while wading forward with his guard down. Daniel Dubois without much hesitation even while stunned showed a high level of courage, unleashed a attack which won him the fight'.

To conclude: Anthony Joshua most likely is not going to make all those unforced errors in a rematch 'Joshua and his team know exactly why he lost. And they know how to rectify those mistakes'.

I would rather Anthony Joshua to get a fight schedule for the summer 'Dubois, Parker, Kabayel. Or even a trilogy fight vs Andy Ruiz Junior, and lets stage that potential fight back in New York City' etc.

[Willow The Wisp]

Like wilder his flimsy “legacy” has been exposed. One more loss and he becomes completely reappraised. Hearn desperation is transparent. Once Joshua is retired, Matchroom becomes a domestic level promotion outfit. Even Turki is making jokes about what a dope he is

Unnecessarily critical from the couch.

In defense of the Bomber....Wilder never lost in his prime and drew with Fury. He defended more than anyone of the era.
They had a legenday trilogy that essentially ruined them both.
When he became old, he lost a non-violent dancing contest with Parker and got blown away by Zhang. Nothing like a Ross Purity, a Chris Byrd, a Danny Williams, a Kevin McBride, an Andrew Golota or a James Toney in any of Wilder's loss column notes.

I guess that getting "Exposed", as you put it, is just part of the game.

But, yes....Joshua is hanging onto a top 10 rating by a thread.