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Joshua is content being a big fish in a small pond.
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Originally posted by jri9d0 View PostWhich is precisely why I hold Lennox Lewis to such higher regard.
He fought whoever, wherever while with AJ he's just content with mediorcrisy on his terms.
Might as well acknowledge what is the painfully obvious, and that is today's fighters whether from the UK or the U.S just want the high reward without the high risk.
An ugly truth to a sad reality folks.
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Originally posted by Robbie Barrett View PostDid Wilder have a choice? Would Wilder leave the US if he was making 20 mil a fight? US fighters usually travel less than any other nations. ****ing hypocrites.
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Originally posted by Motorcity Cobra View PostThe last time the UK had the best HW he didn't even want to fight there. That should tell you a lot
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Originally posted by Randall Cunning View PostAll the big fights were in the US in Lewis' time though. He followed the money same as anyone else.
Point being AJ is not willing to take this kind of risk. This will only impede his reign instead of solidifying it.
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Originally posted by Robbie Barrett View PostHow the mighty America has fallen. You're forced to support a guy that tries to be the first human to achieve flight when he throws punches. America is finished on the HW scene.
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Josh has just become champ. He can defend in London for next 5 years and the last 7 years of career he can fight in every country in the world. In 5 years time there might be a greater American than Wilder to fight in madison square garden.
He’s got long career ahead of him.
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Originally posted by jri9d0 View PostWhich is precisely why I hold Lennox Lewis to such higher regard.
He fought whoever, wherever while with AJ he's just content with mediorcrisy on his terms.
Might as well acknowledge what is the painfully obvious, and that is today's fighters whether from the UK or the U.S just want the high reward without the high risk.
An ugly truth to a sad reality folks.
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Originally posted by Motorcity Cobra View PostHe's said he doesn't care if he never fights in the U.S. or becomes a star over here.
Meanwhile Wilder & Parker are willing to travel the world to defend their WORLD titles. Parker even traveled as the A side against Hughie
Joshua is happy in his safe space. I just don't think this guy has the mentally of a great WORLD champion. Wilder & Parker are following in the steps of Ali.
The Brits will defend him because they aren't used to having nice things. They're used to their champs coming overseas and getting mollywhopped. They want to hold onto this feeling forever. Which is understandable when you aren't used to being the best.
Canelo and Floyd Mayweather are super rare exceptions to the rules, do you really think its fair that the majority of AJ fans have to travel across the world just to see him fight in person?
I'd get your point If boxing in the US would equal a bigger coverage of AJ career and more cash on him, but If anything it would prevent PPV's and thus result in him losing cash.
No smart promoter is gonna take AJ away from Britain when nearly every fight he can put on will do 600 plus thousand PPV buys that and he probably can fill out a 80 thousand stadium for any fight.
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