In his fights against Whyte and Klitschko, AJ went through periods where he was definitely gassed out. But in each case, he recovered (testament to his fitness, they say) and was able to stop both opponents.
On the weight issue - with the kind of money at stake, you can bet Matchroom have spared no expense in employing the top sports scientists to look at this vulnerability in AJ 's armor. Immediately after the Klitschko fight, I was thinking he needs to lose weight to aid a faster recovery, but now I'm wondering whether they're actually telling him he'll be less vulnerable if he's heavier for fights? There's no way he's 254 by chance, not at this level, it must be by design. But why? Any real sports scientists in the house that can speak to this?
At any rate, woulda-shoulda-coulda doesn’t win fights, so if Wilder fights AJ and manages to push him into one of these vulnerable zones, he really needs to end it there and then.
On the weight issue - with the kind of money at stake, you can bet Matchroom have spared no expense in employing the top sports scientists to look at this vulnerability in AJ 's armor. Immediately after the Klitschko fight, I was thinking he needs to lose weight to aid a faster recovery, but now I'm wondering whether they're actually telling him he'll be less vulnerable if he's heavier for fights? There's no way he's 254 by chance, not at this level, it must be by design. But why? Any real sports scientists in the house that can speak to this?
At any rate, woulda-shoulda-coulda doesn’t win fights, so if Wilder fights AJ and manages to push him into one of these vulnerable zones, he really needs to end it there and then.
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