Comments Thread For: Joshua: Going 12 is Fine With Me; Not About 100% KO Record

[Armchairhero]

the AJ slurpers are so dedicated to the slurp life that they pretend they enjoyed this abysmal snoozefest.

Mayweather NEVER EVER had a fight like this. every single fight from Floyd that was labeled "boring" is because it was a one sided clinic with Floyd landing flush all night and not getting hit back.

AJ spent all night MISSING and looking confused. how the fck do AJ slurpers compare that to ANY fight from Floyd?

AJ never established range. never figured out how to land the right hand. people sht on Wilder's technique but he eventually had the range down vs Ortiz and found a home for his right hand. that's called boxing IQ.

what fckn IQ did AJ display here? please tell me.

Parker easily took the first two rounds. that already tells me the judges were paid off and criminal because no way in fckn hell did AJ win 10 rounds. no way.

just because a round is dull doesn't mean you automatically give it to AJ. that's called slurping. AJ groupies are beyond delusional.

I wanna sit down with a few AJ slurpers so they can logically explain to me how AJ won this fight so wide.

corruption on full display.

I don’t know a single soul other than a strange minority on here that didn’t see it as an easy ( boring ) win.

Being subjective he controlled the entire fight more or less, to argue otherwise just shows bias.

[SN!PER]

This lackluster performance is a sign.

Eddie's Empire shall fall.

[pollywog]

The fight was trash but part of me thinks that Joshua didn't go all out for the finish since he likes Parker. Just the feeling I got.

I dont think he went all out for the KO cos he respected Parkers power and chin so knew he couldn't without opening himself up for getting sparked himself.

He knew all he had to do was go 12 rounds and the home cooked ref and judges would gift it to him.

Played it safe as houses. Avoided the clinch, fought at range and stuck behind his jab...

[Karoriori]

I actually think he could’ve KO’d Parker if he wasn’t playing it safe. Parker was starting to get fatigued around the 7th round. I’m sure Joshua was too but Parker looked to be in worst shape because of all that movement. There’s nothing wrong with going the distance but this seemed like a fight he could’ve ended if he stepped up the pressure and threw more combos.

Parker nullified his right hand all night and was later setting traps that AJ didn't go for. AJ simply not good enough to stop a good defensive mover

[norway]

Strange nobody sees it but AJ is 100% second coming of Frank Bruno. Nothing special at all !!!!

[boxxsingh]

I dont think he went all out for the KO cos he respected Parkers power and chin so knew he couldn't without opening himself up for getting sparked himself.

He knew all he had to do was go 12 rounds and the home cooked ref and judges would gift it to him.

Played it safe as houses. Avoided the clinch, fought at range and stuck behind his jab...

The NZ judge had the widest margin my fella. And the ref was Italian coz Parker's team didn't want a British ref. But it's okay...

[boxxsingh]

Strange nobody sees it but AJ is 100% second coming of Frank Bruno. Nothing special at all !!!!

Yeah if you say so...

[Kezzer]

Its amazing how many Americans have this view:

1) after klitschko fight - rocked by an old man, should've been able to comfortably win (after one of best heavyweight fights ever)
2) after Takam fight - boring, only knocked down once and then the ref stopped in early, (after controlling the fight for every round)
3) after Parker fight - couldn't get past Parkers defense, dodgy ref (despite Joshua comfortably winning the rounds/choosing not to take the risks, and the ref negating Joshua's inside game, arguably one of best in current top heavyweights)

And yet wilder was rocked by Stiverne, knocked sideways by Molina and arguably saved by the bell/extra recoverable time against Ortiz.

Im not going to criticise Wilder at all about those fights , he got through and won them - just pointing out the clear inconsistency based on your own bias

[RememberTUA?]

I dont think he went all out for the KO cos he respected Parkers power and chin so knew he couldn't without opening himself up for getting sparked himself.

He knew all he had to do was go 12 rounds and the home cooked ref and judges would gift it to him.

Played it safe as houses. Avoided the clinch, fought at range and stuck behind his jab...

I think your version of what happened is much more reasonable and likely than aj liked parker lol that's funny

[P4Pdunny]

The NZ judge had the widest margin my fella. And the ref was Italian coz Parker's team didn't want a British ref. But it's okay...

you can't try to talk sense into that pollywog guy, i just giggle and jab at him when im in the mood but mostly ignore him