Why is Anthony Joshua catching flack when top contenders have refused to fight him
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Good points, pretty much nailed it.BS, maybe Pulev refused (I don't know) but Wlad simply postponed it for a few months. You have Jennings available, Ortix would love to if he didn't have a fight, Haye, I'm sure Browne would, Parker I'm sure would if he didn't have a fight.
Joshua has been continually been given softballs so let's not start with this "everyone ducking" BS.
There's no reason for AJ to be fighting a bums like Molina, when you have someone like Ortiz who is DESPERATE for a fight. Miller, Jennings, Browne - all better options.
Hell, Parker was telling AJ and Hearn to bring it on, let's do it, I'm the mando so let's fight now - instead, Hearn decided to pursue Klitchko, old and coming off a L, and we all know how that pursuit turned out.
There are fights for AJ to take that would be a step up - he's just not taking them.
Unfortunately, Uncle Eddie is more concerned about lining up the stars in the sky and setting up future paydays, than actually giving his guy a half-decent fight NOW.Comment
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He is my favorite heavyweight. I am critical of my countryman Wilder for fighting unworthy challengers so I should be just as critical of Joshua for fighting Wilder type opponents. I am sure there are better heavyweights than Price, Jennings and the other guy who's name I forget who would be willing to fight Joshua in England considering the money they could make. I think Ortiz or Parker would fight him. He is undefeated but he needs to fight other undefeated heavyweights and some of them will fight him.Comment
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