No i cant. I get it, you are completely fed up with the Joshua fanboys, who isnt fed up with any fan boys. Im not a fanboy but i am a fan.
I think Joshua is a solid well rounded fighter who seems to work as hard as he can to be the best he can be so he always learns and always adds to his game. Right now him Fury and Wilder stand apart from the rest of the pack. But for sure i see his flaws and his bad points and i can see how they can be exploited by the likes of Fury and Wilder.
I think all 3 are a step above the rest. All 3 have very different styles and i can see scenarios where any 3 of them beat any of the 3 of them. I am not a deluded idiot fanboy, Joshua isnt an unstoppable machine or anything like that.
But this is the division Joshua is in and the opposition is the opposition this division offers, this is the era and Joshua is looking to make as big an impact as possible whist also earning as much money as he can, just like most Boxers. So hes taking his 1st step into America, for his legacy and for money. And Miller seems a decent choice all things considered. If he had picked somebody ranked outside the top 10 or 15 who clearly was not up to much i would complain, i certianly wouldnt buy it. But Miller is an unbeeaten top 10 ranked figher. Thats good enough. Ortiz tougher? Probably.
So we can moan about the quality of the division or we can enjoy the competitiveness of the division. And by competitive rates Joshua has done damn well so far and nobody has to be a fan of him but the hate we see aimed at him is seriously coming from a very small section of Boxing fans in a big world. Most of America doesnt even believe the crap the LDBC.
Wilder gets too much hate too from an equally small section of Boxing fans but he himself speaks alot of hate about Joshua and its then that people other than fanboys start to speak up, like me now. Wilder criticizes Joshua alot and most the things he says he is actually far more guilty of himself.
I think Joshua is a solid well rounded fighter who seems to work as hard as he can to be the best he can be so he always learns and always adds to his game. Right now him Fury and Wilder stand apart from the rest of the pack. But for sure i see his flaws and his bad points and i can see how they can be exploited by the likes of Fury and Wilder.
I think all 3 are a step above the rest. All 3 have very different styles and i can see scenarios where any 3 of them beat any of the 3 of them. I am not a deluded idiot fanboy, Joshua isnt an unstoppable machine or anything like that.
But this is the division Joshua is in and the opposition is the opposition this division offers, this is the era and Joshua is looking to make as big an impact as possible whist also earning as much money as he can, just like most Boxers. So hes taking his 1st step into America, for his legacy and for money. And Miller seems a decent choice all things considered. If he had picked somebody ranked outside the top 10 or 15 who clearly was not up to much i would complain, i certianly wouldnt buy it. But Miller is an unbeeaten top 10 ranked figher. Thats good enough. Ortiz tougher? Probably.
So we can moan about the quality of the division or we can enjoy the competitiveness of the division. And by competitive rates Joshua has done damn well so far and nobody has to be a fan of him but the hate we see aimed at him is seriously coming from a very small section of Boxing fans in a big world. Most of America doesnt even believe the crap the LDBC.
Wilder gets too much hate too from an equally small section of Boxing fans but he himself speaks alot of hate about Joshua and its then that people other than fanboys start to speak up, like me now. Wilder criticizes Joshua alot and most the things he says he is actually far more guilty of himself.
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