Wilder has ZERO Chance to Beat Joshua

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  • McNulty
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    #1

    Wilder has ZERO Chance to Beat Joshua

    I can't believe I actually gave Wilder any sort of edge against Joshua. Like him or hate him, Joshua can punch. Fury isn't know to be a puncher and he had Wilder bubbled and hurt a few times.
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    #2
    I feel like AJ would be a better match up for Wilder.

    But Fury really exposed him tonight so unfortunately that fight may not be the brawl we hoped for now.

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      #3
      Originally posted by McManus
      I can't believe I actually gave Wilder any sort of edge against Joshua. Like him or hate him, Joshua can punch. Fury isn't know to be a puncher and he had Wilder bubbled and hurt a few times.
      Come on, styles make fights. It's an old adage but it's true.

      AJ is NOT a mobile fighter like Fury.

      I DO give AJ the edge against Wilder, largely because Wilder is technically awful (as seen tonight, unless you're a judge, it seems) but you're compared two completely different opponents there.

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      • KillaMane26
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        #4
        Joshua aint slick as Fury...styles makes fights..and I doubt AJ woulda survived that 2nd KD

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        • Bob Haymon
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          #5
          Wilder always has a puncher's chance, but I don't see how anybody can realistically see him a the superior fighter. His skill level is far from elite.

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            #6
            Why not? Fury and AJ are nothing alike, at all. Wilder VS Joshua would be a firefight.

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            • Phenom
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              #7
              I'm thinking AJ will try to be cautious and just jab all night but he will get caught and he ain't got Fury’s heart or chin

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              • McNulty
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                #8
                Originally posted by !! Anorak
                Come on, styles make fights. It's an old adage but it's true.

                AJ is NOT a mobile fighter like Fury.

                I DO give AJ the edge against Wilder, largely because Wilder is technically awful (as seen tonight, unless you're a judge, it seems) but you're compared two completely different opponents there.
                AJ doesn't have to be mobile, Joshua's pressure will be an adequate replacement. His guard will prevent Wilders offense and his tempo will stop Wilder. Wilder was hurt a few times tonight. Fury isn't a puncher.

                I look back at the Whyte fight remember some casual flicking counter right hands that hurt Whyte. Those types of flicking shots will rock Wilder. AJ under 6.

                Originally posted by KillaMane26
                Joshua aint slick as Fury...styles makes fights..and I doubt AJ woulda survived that 2nd KD
                Fighters make fights and Wilder's punchers chance style isn't getting him that far. Joshua doesn't have to be slick. I don't think the fight goes far enough for Wilder to land big shots. Fury had Wilder hurt a few times, AJ hits way harder than Fury does.

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                  #9
                  It's not that simple. Like I said, I DO have AJ beating Wilder, but it's not as easy as say "because he hit harder dan Fury, doe."

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                  • The Gambler1981
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                    #10
                    It is a totally different fight, so while Joshua could easily win it has little to do with tonight even if Wilder did better tonight that would be true.

                    Also just because Fury did well in this fight it doesn't mean much for Joshua-Fury because once again it would be a different sort of fight, Fury probably would do well because he is a mobile boxer and Joshua is not nearly as natural in the ring but Joshua would likely be more aggressive and do better in close.

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