I don't think Fury would dominate AJ. AJ is a good boxer who has mastered all the punches in boxing. He throws all the punches correctly with speed and power. He has a variety of punches with both hands that he can hurt and finish Fury with. AJ is a good finisher KOing everybody but Parker. Fury showed in his fights with Wlad and Wilder that against a big punching top heavyweight he is more of a tapper than a big puncher.
Why won't Joshua mention Fury's name?
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You've been asked to provide a source for this repeatedly and have failed to provide one. It's BS lies.Comment
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I've provided sources over and over, including BoxingScene's own poll of experts.
You're just a coward who likes to spew nonsense and then block people to stop them from pointing out your lies.Comment
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No you haven't provided a source for the ringside media you keep claiming scored 40%, 40%, 20% at all. You're a ****ing liar.Comment
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Joshua has only faced a couple of boxers with decent movement and he looked rubbish against both of then. He'll KO slow plodders like Povetkin & Brezeale all day, but when he comes up against someone who can move and box effectively on the back foot, he'll get exposed.I don't think Fury would dominate AJ. AJ is a good boxer who has mastered all the punches in boxing. He throws all the punches correctly with speed and power. He has a variety of punches with both hands that he can hurt and finish Fury with. AJ is a good finisher KOing everybody but Parker. Fury showed in his fights with Wlad and Wilder that against a big punching top heavyweight he is more of a tapper than a big puncher.Comment
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