I think Joshua will KO wilder the same way Lewis koed Rahman.

[Thraxox]

Whenever he pulls away from guys. For some reason he puts his hand up in the air instead of covering up which he opens himself up with an overhand or straight right hand.

Can someone also post the Lewis KO of Rockman?

[Sadiqkingofko]

Joshua doesn't knock average fighters out cold, what makes you think he'll knock out a guy who's taller, longer reach, better jab and straight right hand??? He might stop him but he's not getting a KO, most likely TKO or RTD if he wins and that's a big if

[Mr Objecitivity]

Joshua doesn't knock average fighters out cold, what makes you think he'll knock out a guy who's taller, longer reach, better jab and straight right hand??? He might stop him but he's not getting a KO, most likely TKO or RTD if he wins and that's a big if

That's probably because Deontay Wilder has a more fragile chin than most of the other boxers which Joshua has fought. Even Wladimir Klitschko likely has a better chin and punch resistance than Deontay Wilder. Anthony Joshua did flatten and knock the iron chinned Dillian Whyte out cold.

I think Joshua is going to drop Wilder for the 10 count likely.

[Boxingyoung33]

That's probably because Deontay Wilder has a more fragile chin than most of the other boxers which Joshua has fought. Even Wladimir Klitschko likely has a better chin and punch resistance than Deontay Wilder. Anthony Joshua did flatten and knock the iron chinned Dillian Whyte out cold.

I think Joshua is going to drop Wilder for the 10 count likely.

I don't know about Whyte's iron chin the way Helenius wobbled him in their fight but good KO nonetheless.

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[Lester Tutor]

What a ridiculous reference for the Rahman series...

Hence rematch

[Sadiqkingofko]

That's probably because Deontay Wilder has a more fragile chin than most of the other boxers which Joshua has fought. Even Wladimir Klitschko likely has a better chin and punch resistance than Deontay Wilder. Anthony Joshua did flatten and knock the iron chinned Dillian Whyte out cold.

I think Joshua is going to drop Wilder for the 10 count likely.

Dillian Whyte was hurt from Dereck "Pillow Hands" Chisora, he is no where near having an Iron chin

[NaijaD]

Joshua doesn't knock average fighters out cold, what makes you think he'll knock out a guy who's taller, longer reach, better jab and straight right hand??? He might stop him but he's not getting a KO, most likely TKO or RTD if he wins and that's a big if

Wilder has a better jab??

The same Wilder that was getting comfortably out jabbed by Washington??? Someone his own size

Out-jabbing flipping Bermaine Stiverne doesn’t mean you have a great jab, don’t spread this nonsense.

[Sadiqkingofko]

Wilder has a better jab??

The same Wilder that was getting comfortably out jabbed by Washington??? Someone his own size

Out-jabbing flipping Bermaine Stiverne doesn’t mean you have a great jab, don’t spread this nonsense.

Washington up to the Wilder fight was out jabbing everybody as well, he had a good jab going against big baby also,

[Mr Objecitivity]

Dillian Whyte was hurt from Dereck "Pillow Hands" Chisora, he is no where near having an Iron chin

Whatever the case may be. Even if I concede that Whyte doesn't have an 'iron chin', it's reasonable to infer that he still more likely than not, has better punch resistance than Deontay Wilder.

Being hurt = not having 'iron chin'. It's heavyweight boxing. When two boxers significantly weighing above 200 pounds are punching each other, either can easily get hurt.

The fact that Whyte was previously UN-KO'ed and unbeaten prior to getting knocked out by Joshua makes Joshua's KO the more impressive.

Also, Wilder himself stopped knocking opponents out cold as he stepped up in competition. The reason why Joshua hasn't been knocking opponents out cold recently is because his opponents are of a higher quality. He stopped fighting utter bums prior to his 16th fight. Better quality opponents are able to better neutralize KO punches better. Wilder failed to KO Bermane Stiverne the first time (when he was still relevant) and failed to KO Johan Duhapas out cold. Same with Chris Arreola. It's unlikely he knocks any of Joshua's recent opponents out cold