What if Joshua KO's Molina in 3-5 rounds?

[Scipio2009]

What if Joshua KO's Molina in 3-5 rounds? Will it mean something?

Wilder needed 9 rounds to KO Molina and he didn't look that good...

Or bums like Molina don't count?

It means that Anthony Joshua runs through another known opponent, in another massively impressive performance, with the US audience getting a chance to watch.

The interest in Anthony Joshua will continue to grow, making the potential Wilder-Joshua fight that much bigger an event.

[daggum]

everyone thought molina was underrated after wilder beat him in struggling fashion...then wilder struggeld even more with duhappas and spilzka. either wilder is fighting all these hidden gems or........

[Sadiqkingofko]

This is about as meaningful a discussion as, "Who beat Geale better, Cotto or Golovkin?"
Wilder finished Molina. AJ should too. If you are looking into how quickly it happens, you are missing the point of the sport.

Cotto did imo

[deathofaclown]

Arreola did it in 1.

[Madison Boxing]

who cares, one fighter beating a bum easier than another fighter beating the same bum, means jack****

[Kigali]

This is about as meaningful a discussion as, "Who beat Geale better, Cotto or Golovkin?"
Wilder finished Molina. AJ should too. If you are looking into how quickly it happens, you are missing the point of the sport.

[Kigali]

who cares, one fighter beating a bum easier than another fighter beating the same bum, means jack****

Oh the irony

[SN!PER]

If you think about it, Joshua has 9 rounds of tape to study by just watching the Wilder fight.

It's like bringing a cheat sheet to a final exam.

Joshua should finish the job early.

[Fury4daWIN]

It means he failed to do what Arreola already did five years ago.

[LoadedWraps]

What if Joshua KO's Molina in 3-5 rounds? Will it mean something?

Wilder needed 9 rounds to KO Molina and he didn't look that good...

Or bums like Molina don't count?

I'll tell you this one time. From here on out, if I find you doing it again, i'll rip you for it.



Triangle theories don't work in boxing. Period.