If Wlad had 2 fights before the Joshua fight against 2 scrubs and looked ****, the fight would never have happened. But we didn't know what Wlad had left so it was a big gamble putting Joshua in there after only 18 fights. Wlad was the champion for 10 years before that, he had all the experience over him and so it proved. Do you not think Wlad looked very good that night? What was he not able to do that night that he could do in his prime?
Takam played it cute and looked to just survive against Joshua. Whereas he opened up against Chisora from the get go and dominated until he got caught. So no, Chisora didn't come close to putting up a better performance because Joshua won every second of that fight and never got touched. Chisora got touched all night.
Parker disengaged all night against Joshua. When someone doesn't want to put themselves in range to get their shots off and decides to go on the back foot all night, you can't blame the one who wants to engage.
Joshua isn't carefully managed. He has the best resume. How can you be carefully manged when you have by far the best resume in the division? Whyte is more proven than any contender out there. He's fought Chisora, Parker where he was an underdog, and Joshua while being an underdog. How the **** is that being carefully managed? Who else other than Joshua has tested themselves that much in as many fights?
Are you British by the way?
Takam played it cute and looked to just survive against Joshua. Whereas he opened up against Chisora from the get go and dominated until he got caught. So no, Chisora didn't come close to putting up a better performance because Joshua won every second of that fight and never got touched. Chisora got touched all night.
Parker disengaged all night against Joshua. When someone doesn't want to put themselves in range to get their shots off and decides to go on the back foot all night, you can't blame the one who wants to engage.
Joshua isn't carefully managed. He has the best resume. How can you be carefully manged when you have by far the best resume in the division? Whyte is more proven than any contender out there. He's fought Chisora, Parker where he was an underdog, and Joshua while being an underdog. How the **** is that being carefully managed? Who else other than Joshua has tested themselves that much in as many fights?
Are you British by the way?
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