Comments Thread For: Wilder Weighs in at 222 Pounds; Washington Weighs 239

[yammy25]

Joshua's power is 10/10, his best KO as you said came against Kevin Johnson, but Molina was stopped twice in the first round before fighting Joshua

Yes but what Im saying is, I have seen you yourself state that Deontay has some of the biggest power the HW division has ever seen. he took 9 to get rid of molina, AJ took 3. He took 4 to retire gavern lol, AJ cleaned him in 3.

Kevin Johnson, is more durable than Molina could ever wish he was and had never been KO'd.. AJ got him out halfway through the 2nd round.

Your talk of Molina is relative because he was beaten by an Arreola that Deontay took 8 to get rid of, and stiverne took 6? does that mean Stiverne has better power than wilder? lol.

Ugonoh does not.. i repeat DOES NOT have a harder punch than anthony Joshua.

[Sadiqkingofko]

Yes but what Im saying is, I have seen you yourself state that Deontay has some of the biggest power the HW division has ever seen. he took 9 to get rid of molina, AJ took 3. He took 4 to retire gavern lol, AJ cleaned him in 3.

Kevin Johnson, is more durable than Molina could ever wish he was and had never been KO'd.. AJ got him out halfway through the 2nd round.

Your talk of Molina is relative because he was beaten by an Arreola that Deontay took 8 to get rid of, and stiverne took 6? does that mean Stiverne has better power than wilder? lol.

Ugonoh does not.. i repeat DOES NOT have a harder punch than anthony Joshua.

I say that Wilder has great power because of the way he stops his opponents, he puts them to sleep but I could be wrong, I still think tho Haye is the hardest puncher in the heavyweight division, second is Wlad, then Joshua and Wilder tied, then Povetkin, and then maybe Ugonoh

[lefthooklead]

I say that Wilder has great power because of the way he stops his opponents, he puts them to sleep but I could be wrong, I still think tho Haye is the hardest puncher in the heavyweight division, second is Wlad, then Joshua and Wilder tied, then Povetkin, and then maybe Ugonoh

I tend to agree with you in that I think Wilder has a bigger 1 punch than AJ. The way people go down if caught clean from that right is usually devastating.

AJ has great power for sure but it's not as big 1 punch power, he is just more accurate and balanced than Wilder and puts combos together way smoother. If you look back at his finishes most of them have come from combinations and referee stoppages rather than straight up one punch knockouts. How many out of 18 are one punch shots where the opponents have been zzzz'd?

I don't think the Kevin Johnson example is that relevant either to be honest, Johnson always had a good chin but he mainly survived because he was crafty and elusive. He was way past it by then and AJ's combos ripped right through him.

Interested to see how this guy deals with Breazeale to compare.