Comments Thread For: Joshua Would Like To Get Advice From Klitschko, Lewis

[yoz]

I am becoming a Joshua fan. Kid is very intelligent and I liked what I saw so far.
He might be a real deal.

Sounds a bit strange, but he needs to 'tuck' his chin 'in'. If he can learn to box behind the jab, a la Klitschko/Lewis, he'll be formidable.

[Jim Tom]

He should just be himself and stop all this nonsense of looking for advise everywhere. No disrespectbto Lewis as a boxer but his advise doesnt help much, ask Price.

[taansend]

Hes a british based fighter so it will be difficult to work with one of the awesome american trainers. He should go to the best britain has to offer, Adam Booth or the trainer of Carl Froch, i think they have to be good trainers.

Rob McCracken is not a bad call. They will have known each other from Amateur days.

[joe strong]

He should just be himself and stop all this nonsense of looking for advise everywhere. No disrespectbto Lewis as a boxer but his advise doesnt help much, ask Price.

just ask corrie sanders how much lennox lewis' advice helped him prior to fighting wlad. all wlad had to do was beat journeyman corrie sanders & he had lennox next for a world title as the WBO belt wlad held was not recognized as a world title then.

[D-MiZe]

Joshua seeking advice from Lewis & Klitschko shows his hunger - I don't care how good the advice is. I really wish Steward was still around, if he wants to stay this side of the Atlantic, McCracken is the only trainer I'd want him with.

[kafkod]

BIG difference between this and what Tyson fury had to say about Lennox and Vlad recently!
IMO, Joshua could get tips from Fury on making his interviews a little less predictable. In the ring, he looks exciting. Put him behind a mic, and it's ... yawn.
Worth remembering that Fury is only a little more than a year older than Joshua. They are both going to around for a long time, and could well be rivals down the line.