Wilder is like Vitali- both unorthodox natural fighters who don't have textbook moves, but have great fighting instincts. Their styles may not look pretty, but works well in fights. Both these men aren't afraid to take a punch, can adapt in the ring, and aren't afraid to get into messy kill-or-be-killed brawls to win. And they usually do. Both men have a certain "meanness" to their character.
Joshua is like Wladimir- both textbook fighters with great technical skill and beautiful textbook punches and stances. Both men are incredible physical specimens. But both of them can be stiff, robotic, and have trouble adapting when trouble arises. They also have shaky chins, questionable stamina, and bad recovery. Both have a "gentlemen" quality to their character.
I believe Joshua needs to study Wlad's career, and see how Wlad changed his style after the Brewster and Sanders losses. Joshua needs a trainer like Emmanuel Stewart who can help him control and soften the opponent at a distance, and protect his chin. Joshua is at a crossroads in his career, much like the younger Wlad.
I believe Joshua can make a comeback like Wlad did, and build his own legacy.
Joshua is like Wladimir- both textbook fighters with great technical skill and beautiful textbook punches and stances. Both men are incredible physical specimens. But both of them can be stiff, robotic, and have trouble adapting when trouble arises. They also have shaky chins, questionable stamina, and bad recovery. Both have a "gentlemen" quality to their character.
I believe Joshua needs to study Wlad's career, and see how Wlad changed his style after the Brewster and Sanders losses. Joshua needs a trainer like Emmanuel Stewart who can help him control and soften the opponent at a distance, and protect his chin. Joshua is at a crossroads in his career, much like the younger Wlad.
I believe Joshua can make a comeback like Wlad did, and build his own legacy.
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