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Originally posted by LetOutTheCage View PostYes I was responding to Arums quote I thought that was obvious...My point which is common sense is that Joshua can hurt and get Wilder out there if he lands cleanly just as Wilder would KO Joshua. Your point that it wouldnt happen because Joshua doesnt hit as hard as Wilder makes no sense.
And my example of Lemieux vs GGG made a lot of sense because you have 2 fighters who hit hard with 1 being fundamentally more sound. You talk about GGG's chin but he didnt have his chin tested against Lemieuex because he fought smart.
Ok here is another example just so its simpler to understand, any fighter Malinaggi fought and KO'd (yes there are a few) all likely hit harder than him, but he still got a KO win against them. Senchenko deffo had much more power for example. The point being (like myself and others have mentioned multiple times already) is that you dont have to hit as hard as your opponent to KO them. AJ hits hard by his own right and if he catches Wilder cleanly Wilder is going to sleep.
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Originally posted by Ray* View PostGood for you, now go analyse my and your post and tell me who came off with the hurt feelings.... My post to someone else obviously hurt you enough to directly quote me, talking about your dick and all.
My replies are just making fun of you and your hurt feelings lol. I couldn't careless about your rants, i just look at you as one of those Wilder fanatical fanboys, whose feelings get hurt every time any doesn't think Wilder is the golden child.
When you invest too much emotions into certain boxers then you would come across emotional when discussing them, running away from proper discussions is one f those traits.
HAVE. A. GOOD. DAY
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All deontay has to do is hit him solid with that right hand and good night buddy.he doesn't possess that Gypsy voodoo that Tyson had to get up from that knock out he will not recover
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Originally posted by b morph View PostDude Wilders power is for real.
Look at it this way. He only landed clean on Fury 2 times. Both times Fury went down.
What does that tell you?
The thing with Wilder is he always has a chance because he only needs to land once.
He landed twice on Fury who's been dropped by a cruiserweight previously and couldn't knock him out.
He scored multiple knockdowns on Ortiz before the guy succumbed to exhaustion (check Ortiz's corner at the end of round seven).
Is he really in a different league to Wlad Klitschko?
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Originally posted by Lopez_Boxing View PostJeanette, is this you? I swear you have to be my mother in law.
HAVE. A. GOOD. DAY
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Originally posted by Jax teller View PostA good start? You just gonna ignore Wlad, Povetkin (slightly younger and same level as Ortiz if not more proven and actually better), Parker and Whyte.
Lol there's a reason Wilder has half the points on boxrec and a tenth of AJ's commercial value.
The real problem for AJ is who he hasn't fought! He has not faced Wilder, Fury, nor Ortiz! Povetkin is a nice win, if this was 3 years ago, before the PED issue! Going to fight Miller in NYC is a big deal, even though the press is not giving Miller any love!
However, Joshua has some nice pieces in his stable! Usyk and Hrgovic! I like them both! Wilder has the most horses in the stable with him: Efe Ajagba, Tony Yoka, Joe Joyce, and Adam Kownacki! I think Efe is the real deal, and I love Ronnie Shields, so that makes it even better! Fury has some future too: Pulev, Rivas, Whyte?
The HW division is close to being back to normal! Salute to Michael "The Bounty" Hunter too! However, the people will probably not get what they want, and we must get used to it! Hindsight is 20/20!
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Wilder only needs to land once
Originally posted by b morph View PostDude Wilders power is for real.
Look at it this way. He only landed clean on Fury 2 times. Both times Fury went down.
What does that tell you?
The thing with Wilder is he always has a chance because he only needs to land once.
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Originally posted by Bronx2245 View PostWlad was 41, coming off an 18mo. layoff, not the same Wlad Fury beat. Parker is trash! MD w/ Andy Ruiz, went the distance with Cojanu, and another MD over Hughie Fury! I put Parker on the same level as Stiverne! Whyte barely survived Parker! Nuff said'!
The real problem for AJ is who he hasn't fought! He has not faced Wilder, Fury, nor Ortiz! Povetkin is a nice win, if this was 3 years ago, before the PED issue! Going to fight Miller in NYC is a big deal, even though the press is not giving Miller any love!
However, Joshua has some nice pieces in his stable! Usyk and Hrgovic! I like them both! Wilder has the most horses in the stable with him: Efe Ajagba, Tony Yoka, Joe Joyce, and Adam Kownacki! I think Efe is the real deal, and I love Ronnie Shields, so that makes it even better! Fury has some future too: Pulev, Rivas, Whyte?
The HW division is close to being back to normal! Salute to Michael "The Bounty" Hunter too! However, the people will probably not get what they want, and we must get used to it! Hindsight is 20/20!
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