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Always in great shape, Incredible physique!!! Let's Go AJ!!!!!!!!!
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That 'monster' doesn't need to hit me. That 'monster' has already hit some of his opponents, including a blown up midget cruiser weight in Carlos Takam who managed to take all of Joshua's best punches without even coming close to getting knocked out cleanly. Even though this same blown up cruiser weight in Carlos Takam himself got knocked out by another feather fisted, chubby and overweight blown up cruiser weight in Alexander Povetkin. The same Povetkin that can barely even crack an egg with his tiny fists and his tiny body. But this 'monster' you're alluding to in Anthony Joshua failed to cleanly KO Takam with a much bigger size advantage and his punches appeared like they came from a little sissy rather than a monster.
What does that tell you about this 'monster' Anthony Joshua when a weak, feather fisted, chubby, overweight, short midget that happens to be a blown up cruiser weight managed to knock Carlos Takam out unconscious with his tiny little body and fists whilst being overweight.
Yet, this monster you allude to in Anthony Joshua failed to cleanly KO an older and more damaged Carlos Takam, despite landing everything but the kitchen sink with all his life's worth?
At times, Takam was laughing off Joshua's pathetic attempts at a KO. Almost to the point where it seemed like Joshua could barely even crack an egg, since he could barely even put a dent in a weak blown up cruiser weight in Carlos Takam.
The only words that can be used to describe this is embarrassing, pathetic, shameful and disgraceful.
Exactly what I would feel if I failed to KO someone as an adult when a 10 year boy managed to KO the same person.
This is exactly the same when a pathetically weak, feather fisted, powerless, short, chubby, overweight midget blown up cruiser weight in Alexander Povetkin manages to KO Carlos Takam out unconscious but the much physically bigger Anthony Joshua with much more muscles fails to KO the same boxer unconscious.Comment
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Anthony Joshua is feather fisted if compared to Deontay Wilder as a knock-out artist and a power puncher. Since Joshua has almost no knock-outs consisting of knocking opponents out unconscious. On the other hand, Deontay Wilder does. This is whilst Wilder is lighter with less muscles whilst Joshua is supposed to be this monster with more muscles but has more failures. Absolutely pathetic!
After Deontay Wilder already knocked out Eric Molina, Molina was already damaged goods and finished. So it was only expected for Joshua to take less time in finishing off an already damaged boxer who happens to be one of Wilder's leftovers. The same way one should reasonably expect Wilder to take less time in finishing off one of Joshua's left overs (Carlos Takam) after he is already also damaged. That is nothing to be impressed by though!
Why hasn't Joshua KO'ed anybody like Wilder KO'ed Artur Szpilka and Siarrhei Liakovich? Because Joshua doesn't have REAL knock-out power!
Not to mention, Eric Molina was stopped on his feet against Anthony Joshua whilst Molina was totally finished, laying down on the canvas helpless when Wilder finished him.
Joshua needs premature stoppages to keep his fake, misleading 100% KO record up whilst Wilder has lights out power in his own hands.
Joshua's muscles are good for nothing! Wilder with less muscles > Joshua with more muscles. FACT!Comment
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Let us know when your beloved Anthony Joshua (Deontay Wilder's bytch) can learn to actually crack an egg with his more muscular body and KO opponents unconscious without needing and relying on standing premature BS referee TKO stoppages (TYPICAL UK / BRITISH STOPPAGES).Comment
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Eddie Hearn & MatchRoom Proudly Presents A Night Of Premature Stoppages featuring the casuals favourite Anthony 'Alistair Overeem' Joshua.
Yours Sincerely
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