Comments Thread For: Anthony Joshua: 'Desperate' Wilder Needs Our Fight More Than Me

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

When Anthony Joshua got off the canvas and stopped Wladimir Klitschko on April 29, it didn't just make him boxing's best active heavyweight. That performance provided the most memorable moments of Joshua's career, an unforgettable battle boxing fans will remember fondly for many years. It was the type of career-defining fight Deontay Wilder lacks, according to England's Joshua.
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[siablo14]

That's true because Joshua has Klitschko on his resume. Wilder doesn't have anyone.

[b00g13man]

I literally haven't heard he or his camp say one positive thing about making this fight. Pathetic.

[Curt Henning]

I literally haven't heard he or his camp say one positive thing about making this fight. Pathetic.

yupppppppppppppppp

[siablo14]

I literally haven't heard he or his camp say one positive thing about making this fight. Pathetic.

Marination.....

[rickJen]

Desperate Wilder doesn't deserve anything.
He was interviewed thousands of times right after he gained his Stiverne title whether he's interested in fighting Klits or Fury who were on top at that time. He said, "Hmmm, well...hmm...maybe..."
He was basically Adonis Stevenson trying to prolong his title fighting stiffs.

[1hourRun]

I disagree! Anthony Joshua's legacy will be ducking Deontay 'Bronze-Bomber' Wilder. History is already documenting your shameless duck, step up chump.

[yammy25]

What he says is pretty correct..but there definitely needs to be clarity about what the plans for this fight are going forward

[yammy25]

I disagree! Anthony Joshua's legacy will be ducking Deontay 'Bronze-Bomber' Wilder. History is already documenting your shameless duck, step up chump.

You would disagree with anthony joshua on whether the earth is round you mess.

If deontay told you to have a cheeky bum wank on times squares big screen you would.

[Kigali]

When Anthony Joshua got off the canvas and stopped Wladimir Klitschko on April 29, it didn't just make him boxing's best active heavyweight. That performance provided the most memorable moments of Joshua's career, an unforgettable battle boxing fans will remember fondly for many years. It was the type of career-defining fight Deontay Wilder lacks, according to England's Joshua.
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Too bad AJ isn't desperate for this fight.