Comments Thread For: Haye: Povetkin is Toughest Opponent of Joshua's Whole Career

[famicommander]

If he were fighting Povetkin from 2015 it would be his toughest fight.

[Laligalaliga]

Probably 2.0 version, same as David Haye and we both know how it worked out for Haye.

Hahahahahaha....... It's a shame. They need upgrade.

[Laligalaliga]

Wow.

So you are resorting to outright lies now, just to support your twisted agenda?

Pathetic.

Am surprised you are not aware that wilder had to pay team podvetkin some mils of dollars ordered by the court.
Go get yourself updated kid.

[Laligalaliga]

If he were fighting Povetkin from 2015 it would be his toughest fight.

It's funny how people try to rewind the hands of clock once AJ is mentioned but they forget that at fight #22, wilder has never fought any body close to podvetkin level.
AJ doesn't get the respect he deserve for achieving all this in such a short period.
He deserves an accolade.

[famicommander]

It's funny how people try to rewind the hands of clock once AJ is mentioned but they forget that at fight #22, wilder has never fought any body close to podvetkin level.
AJ doesn't get the respect he deserve for achieving all this in such a short period.
He deserves an accolade.

I didn't say anything about Wilder, and I don't care what fight # it is for either of them.

They're both champions now, they should both be fighting the best now, no excuses. How they got here doesn't concern me. Ortiz for Wilder was a great fight, Povetkin has earned his title shot and he's still a decent contender in a shallow division but I don't think he has much gas in the tank. He's still a dangerous puncher at least but I expect Joshua will make short work of him.

Fury for Wilder isn't great because I believe Fury is shot too, but if taking this fight helps him get Joshua next then I accept it. And Pulev is busy anyway.

After Wilder and Joshua I see the division as
Ortiz
Pulev
ghost of Povetkin

And then a bunch of guys. A fully restored Fury would warrant attention but I don't consider guys like Breazeale, Whyte, Miller, Chisora, Takam, Parker, Kownacki, Hughie Fury, Jennings, etc to be real contenders.

We'll have to wait for the next crop of prospects and for guys like Usyk to move up.

[5000boxing]

Disillusion at its best especially that 5000boxing, that guy is something else.
I don't know which version of android brain he is using.

Aww.. look at you two, bonding over your mutual hate for me.... that's right.. wait until I leave.. then come together like buttcheeks!

[Laligalaliga]

I didn't say anything about Wilder, and I don't care what fight # it is for either of them.

They're both champions now, they should both be fighting the best now, no excuses. How they got here doesn't concern me. Ortiz for Wilder was a great fight, Povetkin has earned his title shot and he's still a decent contender in a shallow division but I don't think he has much gas in the tank. He's still a dangerous puncher at least but I expect Joshua will make short work of him.

Fury for Wilder isn't great because I believe Fury is shot too, but if taking this fight helps him get Joshua next then I accept it. And Pulev is busy anyway.

After Wilder and Joshua I see the division as
Ortiz
Pulev
ghost of Povetkin

And then a bunch of guys. A fully restored Fury would warrant attention but I don't consider guys like Breazeale, Whyte, Miller, Chisora, Takam, Parker, Kownacki, Hughie Fury, Jennings, etc to be real contenders.

We'll have to wait for the next crop of prospects and for guys like Usyk to move up.

This is your opinion anyways..... You think Ortiz was a great win when he had nothing left after the 6round but podvetkin doesn't have a tank.
Well done sir.
Ortiz is nothing but a gate keeper for the wbc. That's the only body he is ranked.
But what ever makes you happy is okay.

[famicommander]

This is your opinion anyways..... You think Ortiz was a great win when he had nothing left after the 6round but podvetkin doesn't have a tank.
Well done sir.
Ortiz is nothing but a gate keeper for the wbc. That's the only body he is ranked.
But what ever makes you happy is okay.

#4 TBRB
#4 Ring
#2 WBC
#9 IBF

#6 IBO
#8 BoxRec
#4 ESPN

He's not ranked by the WBA or the WBO.

And considering Ortiz won rounds 7 and 8 against Wilder... I'd say he had plenty left after round 6. He even got up from a knockdown in round 5.

[DougalDylan]

Why do you rate Ortiz this is literally all his wins in the last two years.

Razvan Cojanu
Daniel Martz
David Allen
Malik Scott

Of those best win Scott by record but Ortiz looked slow and horrible , I watched that fight, I was excited to see this monster I'd heard about ... it was awful .. he couldn't cut the ring off at all go watch it on youtube.

In fact the Scott win is nearly two years ago.

I didn't say anything about Wilder, and I don't care what fight # it is for either of them.

They're both champions now, they should both be fighting the best now, no excuses. How they got here doesn't concern me. Ortiz for Wilder was a great fight, Povetkin has earned his title shot and he's still a decent contender in a shallow division but I don't think he has much gas in the tank. He's still a dangerous puncher at least but I expect Joshua will make short work of him.

Fury for Wilder isn't great because I believe Fury is shot too, but if taking this fight helps him get Joshua next then I accept it. And Pulev is busy anyway.

After Wilder and Joshua I see the division as
Ortiz
Pulev
ghost of Povetkin

And then a bunch of guys. A fully restored Fury would warrant attention but I don't consider guys like Breazeale, Whyte, Miller, Chisora, Takam, Parker, Kownacki, Hughie Fury, Jennings, etc to be real contenders.

We'll have to wait for the next crop of prospects and for guys like Usyk to move up.

[Laligalaliga]

Aww.. look at you two, bonding over your mutual hate for me.... that's right.. wait until I leave.. then come together like buttcheeks!

Lolx..... You are AJ so no body is scared of you buddy.