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As previously reported, Anthony Joshua will make the first defence of his IBF world heavyweight title on June 25 in London with his opponent to be announced at a later date.
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I would definitely not object to Stiverne or Molina. Tough fights, and potential spoilers for Josh. -
Why are they acting like they are considering Stiverne and Molina? Breazele is the guy they will pick.Comment
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I would love to see Joshua end BreazealeComment
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Wonder who will win? good competitive fightComment
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It will be funny seeing the same people that derided Wilder's competition start defending Joshua's. Don't get me wrong, Joshua looks like he could dominate this division for a decade, but Wilder got **** for Molina, Duhaupas, and Szpilka. Let's see if the same standards are applied to Joshua.Comment
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I think Breazeale is the pick. Molina had been KTFO 3 times. Twice in the first round. Breazeale is more of an unknown still, but I liked how he kept trying to win vs Mansour. You can easily say he won via a fluke, but he still showed heart & resilience so a W over Breazeale would feel bigger than KOing Molina for a 4th time in his career.Comment
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A couple of weeks ago I would have said that Wilder being a pro for 4 more years should count for something. However, now the Joshua is a supposed to be a champion I'd like him to fight better quality competition than Molina and Duhaupas. I'll be willing to give him a pass on those guys only if he's guaranteed to fight Fury soon. In the same way as a Ward-Kovalev deal.Comment
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The only guy I want him to fight among those 3 is Breazale. Then he will have knocked out 4 undefeated fighters in a row.Comment
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Hope it's not Molina. He did nothing to earn the shot v Wilder and can't believe he'd get another shot based on beating a 39-year-old blown up cruiserweight like Adamek, who hasn't beaten a live opponent for a while. Breazeale is there for the taking, a big tub o' lard for Joshua to KO impressivelyComment
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