Comments Thread For: Klitschko Looks Forward To Wilder vs. Fury, Praises Joshua

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Wladimir Klitschko has warned Anthony Joshua that long-term success is no simple task in the heavyweight division, but he is backing the IBF, WBO, IBO and WBA champion to deliver.
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[Nomadic]

Age is the only thing AJ got on his side. He will comfortably wait till Wilder hit 40 till he fight him.

[jonnyc420]

Age is the only thing AJ got on his side. He will comfortably wait till Wilder hit 40 till he fight him.

And actual boxing skills too. Hell if Wilder can pad his record to 39 fights before taking on legit competition why does AJ not get the same privilege? Oh that's right people like you don't deal with the full facts. What do Wilder and his 10 fanboys have in common? They come off dumber than you think they were when they open their big mouths. Fury making him look dumb during these press conferences lol.

[champion4ever]

Age is the only thing AJ got on his side. He will comfortably wait till Wilder hit 40 till he fight him.

They are less than 5 years apart. Actually, they are only 4 years apart to be exact (Wilder 1985 and Joshua 1989). They are peers and contemporaries of the same generation and era. The only difference is that Wilder has more professional experience. Joshua is from the class of 2012. Where as Wilder is from the class of 2008.

[Noelanthony]

Age is the only thing AJ got on his side. He will comfortably wait till Wilder hit 40 till he fight him.

I’m sure if you want to carry out your pointless mission at hand to the best of your ability you can think of a lot more things that Joshua has that Wilder doesn’t. So much negative energy you Wilderlites carry. Your leader promotes positivity

[Plick647]

i dont see how Wilder needs AJ at all. granted he would likely make more money, rather than emptying out the WBC top 10 over the next 3 years.
id say hey! ****em! leave them brits alone!

[Boksfan]

I also look forward to that fight, war Wildher!

[sammybee]

Wilder vs AJ showdown will be epic.

[Adamsc151]

I just hope the Wilder-Fury fight proves me wrong before I start thinking of either fighting Joshua anytime soon. Styles make fights and I just can't see how these 2 will gel in an entertaining fashion inside the ropes.
All I envisage is Fury dancing (he really can move for a big lad) and clinching for the duration. While this is going on Wilder will try do his usual thing of leaning back, back-foot counter punching but gets frustrated when Fury continually doesn't engage. At which point Wilder will start to clumsily (because it's an unfamiliar style for him) chase Fury, swinging more wildly the longer it lasts. He may connect at some point or it may go to points; the result depends more on Fury than Wilder as I believe that Wilder is still at his peak but I'm not yet sold on whether if Fury still has what it takes following his lay-off. All he proved against Sefiri and Pianetta was that he's a contender for slimmer of the year.
I'll be honest and say I don't like either man, as I believe both conduct themselves in a manner that brings the sport into disrepute. But Boxing needs great title fight not boring ones, so as mentioned before I hope I'm proved wrong on Dec 01st. Joshua had his 2 boring fights against Takam and Parker, but seems to have put that behind him with the Povetkin fight.

[P4Pdunny]

Age is the only thing AJ got on his side. He will comfortably wait till Wilder hit 40 till he fight him.

nevermind that AJ can box too!