Is Anthony Joshua The New Muhammad Ali ?

[Kigali]

Yeah I guess decades of breeding the biggest ****** with each other would have you people with the biggest athletes today.

Breeding with donkeys didn't help you people any

[Kosta]

Who to tell definitively that someone DKSAB

they think Ali was best of all time
They like the rocky movies
They won't shut up about how AJ is a "good role model" puke
They never been in the ring or taken a punch

Bye

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Originally Posted by NYG

Ali wasnt that special. He's popular because of all the political BS and trash talk but he lost his amount of fights too and looked like garbage plenty of times. Over the past 25 years, there are plenty of HWs that can beat him.

The question is, what era does Joshua-Ali fight in? In Ali's era, training and vitamins weren't as good as they are today (Joshua era). The human body is taken care of differently now and trainers/nutrionists know much more than they did back then.

Tough question but i think Ali loses a decent amount of fights against certain HW. That staying on the ropes crap wouldn't work today

Ali would whip AJ while eating a pizza between wounds.

Joshua would be a ring card girl in Ali's era....LOL

Haha you serious? Joshua would spark that midget out.


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[alexguiness]

Anthony 'I'm so humble' Joshua should not be compared to Ali.

Joshua is a modern day HW - a physically enhanced specimen who has been invested in and turned into a boxing machine with zero personality because any personality he DID have has been coached out of him by PR specialists.

Ali was a much more naturally gifted boxer, with an real personality during a period in history that will never return, it is totally naive to think that the two are comparable in any way, shape or form.

I guess you could compare Ali to Floyd in some ways, except Floyd tries to sound insightful and witty...despite being ******ed.

[Neil_Hines]

Anthony 'I'm so humble' Joshua should not be compared to Ali.

Joshua is a modern day HW - a physically enhanced specimen who has been invested in and turned into a boxing machine with zero personality because any personality he DID have has been coached out of him by PR specialists.

Ali was a much more naturally gifted boxer, with an real personality during a period in history that will never return, it is totally naive to think that the two are comparable in any way, shape or form.

I guess you could compare Ali to Floyd in some ways, except Floyd tries to sound insightful and witty...despite being ******ed.

No one can become like Muhammed Ali. Muhammed Ali is the legend boxer.

[LetOutTheCage]

Goes to show how desperately some people long for the glory days of heavyweight boxing to return when they're willing to pretend that one great win is enough to warrant comparisons with Muhammad Ali.

Joshua doesn't have an inch of Ali's charisma or showmanship, nor his accomplishments; His win over Klit was great, but the guy was still 41 years old with a whole lot of milage on him. Let's see how well he does against other top players before comparing him with one of the greatest of all time.

This man speaks the truth!

[MrRolltide91]

Lol........

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but in all seriousness.........this type of sh#t is infuriating.....and many of you here are guilty of this...maybe not to this level of ******ity but guilty nevertheless......

wachugot?

Hmmmmmmmmm wonder why they took down the vid?? prob getting hammered in the comments.....ahhahahha

[STREET CLEANER]

People are getting to carried away with Joshua. Good win but he needs more impressive wins

[JimRaynor]

LOL talking out of both sides of your mouth. A lot of people do that when they picked the wrong guy to win!

I'm not sure Wlad is some ordinary 41 year old. He's a physical giant who doesn't need to protect some kinda tremendous athletic skills from the ravages of age, like a Floyd does. He's a jab n' grabber who can do it all day long, like he always did. The 41 year old version isn't different from the 31 year old version.

Hell, as his own brother Vitali said, that was Wlad's best fight in his career.

Props to Joshua.

Wlad always stayed in tremendous shape, but once you hit your 40's it doesn't matter if you jabbed and grabbed or grabbed and jabbed your whole career. Age is age, it breaks down your body naturally without you having to do anything. Wlad great conditioning might've slowed down the process for an otherwise normal person, but slowing it down isn't stopping it. I still say at 41 Wlad beats majority of the division, hell I even had him up going into the 11th with Joshua, so he is still definitely competitive.