Comments Thread For: Trainer: For Wilder, Joshua is More Winnable Option Than Fury

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ANTHONY JOSHUA is a more winnable fight for Deontay Wilder than Tyson Fury. That's the verdict of boxing trainer Dave Coldwell, who believes Wilder will be fearful of an even better Fury in a potential rematch of their controversial draw earlier this month. Few envisaged the Gypsy King, who only returned from a 31-month layoff in tune-up wins over the summer, becoming a two-time world heavyweight champion when he took on the much-feared Bronze Bomber in Los Angeles.
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[aboutfkntime]

ANTHONY JOSHUA is a more winnable fight for Deontay Wilder than Tyson Fury. That's the verdict of boxing trainer Dave Coldwell, who believes Wilder will be fearful of an even better Fury in a potential rematch of their controversial draw earlier this month. Few envisaged the Gypsy King, who only returned from a 31-month layoff in tune-up wins over the summer, becoming a two-time world heavyweight champion when he took on the much-feared Bronze Bomber in Los Angeles.
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agree with everything Coldwell said

Fury will be much better with those 12 HARD rounds under his belt..... and he is a thinking fighter

and Joshua is a more winnable fight than the Fury rematch..... Wilder should take 35% and fight Joshua

if they do not offer him 35%, then they don't want that smoke

[Mrpink70]

If WildHER takes on AJ before Fury and IF he beats AJ he won't want to or will avoid(duck) Fury for a rematch, he would have all the belts.

[aboutfkntime]

If WildHER takes on AJ before Fury and IF he beats AJ he won't want to or will avoid(duck) Fury for a rematch, he would have all the belts.

I think Wilder would walk straight into the Fury rematch

[Noelanthony]

agree with everything Coldwell said

Fury will be much better with those 12 HARD rounds under his belt..... and he is a thinking fighter

and Joshua is a more winnable fight than the Fury rematch..... Wilder should take 35% and fight Joshua

if they do not offer him 35%, then they don't want that smoke

I agree with you . So if they do and Wilder still does not accept then what??

[Ray*]

Definitely! This is why am not sure why Wilder is scared to take the fight. I swear he beats AJ and becomes undisputed. Forget anything else, forget the payday, forget his mandatory, forget a Fury rematch. I think he becomes Undisputed and finally unified his belt for the first time since he won the WBC belt. I know why the fight isn’t happening. It’s not about % or the money on offer, it’s the location. He doesn’t want that fight as the B-side out of the United States. This is why the Fury rematch would only go ahead if it happens in America.

[TexasCowBoy]

Meanwhile another punk @$$ article about deontayduckus wilderquackus

[Madison Boxing]

Joshua knocks him out cold. Why on earth would joshua be easier than fury who had just lost 10 stone and not fought anyone in years.

[P4Pdunny]

I agree with Coldwell, as long as AJ can take Wilders power I wouldn’t be too worried. He can also **** heavy too.

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Joshua knocks him out cold. Why on earth would joshua be easier than fury who had just lost 10 stone and not fought anyone in years.

Because Fury is a superior boxer to Joshua in every way except punching power.