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Originally posted by lfc19titles View PostWhy not put the part he says the wilder fight must happen in 2018 bottom of the article
Biased American site protecting wilder with an agenda
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Truth is him talking about another fight before wilder is ludacris
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Originally posted by Pingree24 View PostThen stay off are american biased site and go on a uk 1 and get all the hearn / aj circle jerk you can handle .
Truth is him talking about another fight before wilder is ludacris
So you wilder fans are spreading lies and warping reality to make yourselves feel better
You are weird
Read the article because you either haven’t read it or you are ******
I wonder who’s alt you are
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I hope people realize the old Klitschko would beat Parker unanimously anytime they would fight. Parker is a good boxer but was never great. How about Parker vs Ortiz next or Ortiz against Fury? Ortiz fury Joshua Wilder are the top names in the division at the moment. Miller Parker Whyte breazeale are fish for thoes sharks
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Originally posted by Bronx2245 View PostYep! If Hearn does Joshua vs. Miller, and Whyte vs. Povetkin, what do you suggest that Wilder do next? Kownacki in Brooklyn?
Meantime Whyte's position as No.1 ranked in the WBC makes it more likely that at some point Wilder v Whyte will be mandated. Can only imagine Hearn floated Whyte v Povetkin to get under Wilder's skin, and that instead Povetkin waits it out till he gets his mandatory against Joshua, with Hearn lobbying the WBC to mandate Whyte v Wilder.
Else indeed, Wilder left with someone like Breazeale (No.2 WBC).
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Originally posted by JohnP2 View PostSir, the running from Wilder started in 2014. But please do not take my word for it. https://********/WAPdTCIpx0M?t=4m36s
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Originally posted by angkag View Postlol, did you just include Miller in that list as 'not there to be hit ?'.
All of the boxers you list have different styles. Miller is probably the one most made for AJ as he is indeed there to be hit, and would make AJ look great as it would just be a question of how much Miller could take - think Whyte/Browne.
The other three are different. Parker stayed on the back foot for pretty much the entire fight, occasionally jumping in to mix it up, enticing Joshua to commit so he could counter, but Joshua didn't oblige. Hence the rather boring fight as Joshua kept it under control for the entire 12.
Wilder wouldn't stay on the back foot and would go hunting, so it would be Joshua doing the countering. Completely different fight from Parker. If anything Joshua showed he could keep it under control vs Parker, and that would bode well against Wilder. Wilder makes a lot of mistakes and a cool head would maintain the defence while capitalising on the defensive mistakes Wilder makes, which are many.
Povetkin would be closer to a Parker fight as he fights in a similar way. I think Povetkin has declined though and is more open to getting hit than Parker (less movement), so Joshua will likely get the hits on Povetkin that he wasn't able to land on Parker.
Fury - dunno. Hard to call any Fury fight as he's so whacky, and no idea what shape he comes back in either.
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An overly muscular African male is taken from Africa by an entitled, wealthy white man and put to work...made to fight mandingo style for his financial independence....
Sounds sadly familiar.
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Originally posted by alexguiness View PostAn overly muscular African male is taken from Africa by an entitled, wealthy white man and put to work...made to fight mandingo style for his financial independence....
Sounds sadly familiar.
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