Comments Thread For: SHO's Farhood: Joshua Has Better Record, Wilder May Still KO Him

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Steve Farhood, expert analyst for Showtime Boxing, views WBA, IBO, IBF heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua (19-0, 19 KOs) as the favorite in a showdown with WBC champion Deontay Wilder (38-0, 37 KOs). Both boxers are contractually tied with Showtime.
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[Slimjoe]

I agree with my Farhood.If Joshua were to be in trouble I don't think Wilder would let him off the hook.

[Andrij]

I agree with my Farhood.If Joshua were to be in trouble I don't think Wilder would let him off the hook.

The question is can Wilder take Joshua´s power ? I seriously doubt it.

[Andre_parker1]

The question is can Wilder take Joshua´s power ? I seriously doubt it.

exactly what I'm saying..them birdlegs can't stand those shots from a 250lbs + man

[Andrij]

exactly what I'm saying..them birdlegs can't stand those shots from a 250lbs + man

Wilder also lacks confidence to fight Whyte for 4 Mio $.

[skinnystev]

one right hand is all it will take joshua will not be getting up

[A.K]

Steve Farhood never threw a punch in his life

[Sickmerch1990]

Wilders power is overated i think joshua has more in his punch i think wilder gets beat before this fight even happens tbh both are vunerable to getting stopped we need fury back in the mix aswell keep the division ticking

[Cool Scant]

Wilder also lacks confidence to fight Whyte for 4 Mio $.

who the fook is Dillian Whyte (in my Conor McGregor voice).

[Sweden2716]

Joshua was lucky Wladmir was old, both of them fights like robots, Ali, Holmes, Holyfield,Tyson, etc would have beat them easily in their prime. Ali would have said here comes the right duck, here come the left duck, and then peppered both of them with a combination.