If you mean can he KO Fury or Wilder if they stand dead a$$ in front of him sure he gots more than enough in his arsenal. And truth be told I think I'd probably favor him over Wilder if that fight got made tomorrow even doe Joshua has an inferior resume (which sounds odd to say vs Wilder's resume, but I believe to be true) & has proven less in the ring outside of he can punch. I just don't think Fury is gonna stand in front of Joshua all night. People always talk about the Cunningham KD like thats the most meaningful part of Fury's career or that Fury is a cardboard cutout just waiting to be blown over. Any fighter thinking that is severely hurting his chances of beating Fury. And any fan that thinks that DKSAB.
Holyfield was a smaller guy who moved up & had some quickness so while he was for sure musclebound I think he is a lil bit of an anomaly. He also never had a long string of wins & while he was at the top for awhile he was never THE top guy for long.
And while Norton was a brickhouse for his time in comparison to the names mentioned I don't see him competing with them in muscleboundness.



I'm not saying I don't give him credit. I'm not sure where you would have gotten that from. I'm saying these types of fighters tend to have certain types of outcomes. Who ends up bringing that outcome to Joshua is up for debate. I say its Fury if they fight this year as Hearn is discussing. I suspect it could be Joseph Parker. But don't get it twisted I ain't saying Joshua is gonna be David Price this time next year. I mean look at who I compared him too. Mike Tyson & Frank Bruno two great fighters in their own right who had impressive runs on the way up like Joshua has had thus far & multiple reigns as champion. Thats hardly a insult. I honestly don't think I'm being that critical of the guy I'm just not seeing him being some Dempsey-level guy destruction wise & Louis-level guy in his reign as some seem to think he'll be.
but your wrong to just right off joshua as a muscle type kind of fighter because holyfield was also muscle bound...so was norton
And while Norton was a brickhouse for his time in comparison to the names mentioned I don't see him competing with them in muscleboundness.



now if joshua beats fury,wilder,haye and a few others and then loses to some other fighter will you put that down to him being muscle bound or just a fighter that came along and just had his number....all joshua can do is keep winning and if beats all the top heavies then give credit where credit is due...that's all anybody asks
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