Comments Thread For: Klitschko: I Won't Hold Back - Joshua is Great or I'm Still Great!

[iamboxing]

To come back at 41 Wlad must be confident and fired up. He looked so complacent and jaded against Fury. Like he felt burdened with defending a belt and almost bored. This time he's an underdog and he loves the challenge. I see an upset.

[hugh grant]

Wlads saying g all the right things and he's convincing me real well he's got one last great performance in him.

But he's had a great career it's got to end one day. And josh is good. So it points to wlads career being passed over.

But I don't know. Wlad may still have it?

[The Time]

History and percentages are not in Klitschko's favor. But we will see.

[Sun_Tzu]

Is this fight sold out?

[BluDivision]

Styles make fights... Tyson Fury is just all wrong for Wlad. Always was & always will be. Joshua on the other hand doesn't have those benefits. Wlad will get his signature win.

[donjigga111]

Yeh it sold out pretty fast. With 90,000 in the stadium the atmosphere is gonna be crazy

[etech1]

Klistchko is saying the right things, because the only way he wins this, is if he fights like he did pre Emmanuel Stewart. Early in his career, he WAS a seek and destroy hunter. He better lay AJ out quick, because as soon as AJ touches that chin, its lights out!

[Flabble Scrote]

It's him that's boring, not his dominance, Tyson wasn't boring and nor was Lewis most of the time. Even his brother was less boring.
It's just you Wlad, sorry chap.
I hope he beats Joshua though, but it's not that likely.

[SUBZER0ED]

"Now it's different, and I like the feeling that I don't have any pressure." -Wladimir Klitschko. Well, Wlad, if you lose this fight, it will be back to back losses & you're 41. You'll be seen as washed up, old & done. You'll probably never get another meaningful fight again. So yeah, no pressure.

[Travycat]

He seems pretty cool, but you have to wonder how Joshua will feel when he walks out into 90,000 people. I think Wlad has fought in front of 40-60k before multiple times? AJ has a lot of pressure on him here--especially at home in front of the Brits. I've also noticed he's doing things a bit out of character like swearing in twitter wars with Fury and predicting the knockout in interview after interview, which is something he has always avoided saying. Things that could mean nothing at all, but I just thought they seemed out of the ordinary. I feel like the odds just shrunk barely a bit again, but I can't remember for sure what they were the last time I looked at them.