AJ's right hand......

[Thraxox]

All this talk about how AJ just can't dodge Wilder's right hand for 12 rounds. How about AJ's right hand landing on Wilder's chin? Which it is likely going to be landing first before Wilder considering how Wilder likes to stick that chin out, hanging in the air when doing a combination.

[Bronze_Dynamite]

Aj ain't as dynamic with it

[A.K]

Considering Ortiz hits 4x harder it won’t be a problem.

[Madison Boxing]

nah even though they have identical ko ratio theres apparantly only one puncher in the match up. it doesnt matter that molina and ortiz wobbled wilder badly, apparantly joshua cant.

[juggernaut666]

Joshua is a counter puncher . He has more ability to hit when theres an opening . He can hit hard with straight or hook punches .


Wilder isnt a volume puncher ,hes a pawer .

Joshua may be more aggressive in this one to create more openings .


Wilders style wont work so good here bc Joshua will be able to react far better than Wilders smaller opponents bc he himself is of 6'6 and is going to see those WILD shots a mile away in the punching exchanges .


Its not JUST the right hand bc hes a TWO handed puncher and he has a very good left hook .

[mlac]

where was AJ's right hand in the Parker fight? JP completely nullified it

' parker is going to get KO'd inside 3 rounds'

[juggernaut666]

where was AJ's right hand in the Parker fight? JP completely nullified it

' parker is going to get KO'd inside 3 rounds'

Wilder isnt going to initiate clinching like Parker did the entire fight .

How many rnds did Parker ACTUALLY win ? 2



Joshua isnt going to take chances either here bc Wilder is a LEGIT puncher and will go for a earlier knock out . .

[mlac]

Wilder isnt going to initiate clinching like Parker did the entire fight .

How many rnds did Parker ACTUALLY win ? 2



Joshua isnt going to take chances either here bc Wilder is a LEGIT puncher and will go for a earlier knock out . .

Yeah Joshua didnt initiate any of the clinches did he, not only did he initiate most of them but he was attempting cheap shot uppercuts every single time when the reff called to break it up

AJ needs a paid off reff & judges to beat Parker who was apparently ' one of the weakest heavyweight champions in recent years' who you and the AJ cucks predicted would be KO'd inside the first half of the fight, yet he wasnt hurt once.

[Boksfan]

where was AJ's right hand in the Parker fight? JP completely nullified it

' parker is going to get KO'd inside 3 rounds'

Wilder is not as skilled as Parker so it shouldn't be a problem.

[Tom Cruise]

Controversial opinion:

Joshua telegraphs his straight right hand, and its not that great a shot. If you watch he 'dips' his glove before throwing it and gives his opponent a tell for when he is about to throw. PArker, Klit and Takam, his best opponents, were all able to avoid it for the most part.

His hooks and uppercuts at mid range are much better, as is he developing counter punching game.