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  • deathofaclown
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    #61
    Originally posted by Sid-Knee

    AJ could never win a serious fight again and still would prove way beyond David Price. To say he would be a "Slightly" better version is nothing but desperation of someone who clearly enjoys watching AJ lose. I can see the spite in pretty much every word you type. But you enjoy the cheating moron who likes to contradict himself every 5 minutes.

    AJ will never go into obscurity. But Fury still operates like he's there. That's why no one buys his tickets. But that's what you get when you're a cheating ****phobe who has the intellect of a f3cking pineapple that bores most of the time he's in the ring. So as I say, enjoy.

    Also further to what i was saying. I don’t enjoy seeing AJ lose. I actually defended him on here when people said he was a bum when he lost. I said he is a solid heavyweight and a bum wouldn’t beat Parker, Povetkin etc..

    The truth is that if you take AJ’s popularity out of it and talk strictly boxing, then the next 10-15 years will probably produce another 5 AJ’s i.e a fighter who picks up a title, has a little run and then loses. It happens in every division across boxing. Popularity aside, AJ’s is just alongside guys like Valuev, Haye etc. In the sense they were a world champ and had a little run but were never great and the run ended.

    The next decade will not produce another Fury, i.e a man who can take all the belts from a truly dominant champion and still be proving to this day he’s no1. This is the era of Tyson Fury, make no mistake about that.

    Wilder get’s an honourable mention too because he a very rare fighter that can flatten anybody, you won’t see another one of him anytime soon. Also, he doesn’t lose to B level fighters like Ruiz, he flattens them. The only guys Wilder is going to have any problems with is guys on the level of Fury i.e an era defining heavyweight.

    Joshua gained mass popularity and that will always be remembered and rightly so, but his actual heavyweight legacy will just be as a champ that was never truly a top fighter, like Valuev or Samuel Peter or something.

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    • low blows
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      #62
      Your name sound about right. AJ isn't Samuel Peter or the robotic Valuev, he is probably 2 full levels better than either of them.

      While I agree if he loses to Ruiz in rematch he could end up as footnote in history, he could still learn to fight tall and win another title and have a championship run as he's under 30 years of age.

      I just don't see him reigning long with his aggressive style and his chin issues, also I'm not even sure he can learn to jab and grab as his jab isn't anything like Lewis' or Wlad's jab.
      Last edited by low blows; 06-19-2019, 08:15 AM.

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      • Sid-Knee
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        #63
        Originally posted by deathofaclown
        Wlad was inactive, coming off a loss and older. I guess Wlad is the only man in history to become better at 41 years old lol. That’s how AJ fans spin it. Wlad was a shell and still nearly pinged AJ. He just couldn’t pull the trigger anymore to finish the job, like Andy Ruiz did. Fury beat the younger, dominant Wlad. AJ went life and death with an older shell of a man. It’s just fact. Nobody gets better at 41 after nearly two years inactivity. That’s why Wlad is retired now, he was done.

        Fury is flying high and it KILLS you lol. AJ will fade into obscurity if he loses to Ruiz. And fair play to him if he does. He made great money and can have a wonderful lifestyle, why on earth would he stick around boxing to be a fringe contender if he doesn’t need to, because that’s all he will become. He hasn’t got a cat in hells chance of beating the top fighters anyway.
        Of course you can be much better than the shltty performance he put in against Fury. That Wlad looked done but came out with AJ with something to prove. Many fighters have put in better performances in their later years than they did a few fights before hand. A loss can be motivating. He really didn't believe Fury could beat him so took his eye off the ball. Anyone who thinks that Wlad was better than the motivated one against AJ shouldn't be speaking to be fair. And anyone saying he was shot should stop posting.

        Wlad let more shots go against AJ than he had done in years. But you don't care about facts, you just want to downplay AJ because you're an idiot. That's very clear by the desperation in your words. You're projecting all over the place like Americans do all the time. The bitterness from you due to AJ being a massive star while Fury can't sell tickets is funny. You're not American are you because I thought you were British? Just need to make sure.

        You thinking Wlad was young or something against Fury is also hilarious. And Wlad retired because he couldn't beat AJ. Why would he need to continue when the two fighters who beat him are on top? He's not going to waste his time with just anybody. He needs to be motivated. He would have loved the Fury rematch but Fury shlt it and messed him around. That's why he was out for so long. It wasn't his choice.

        Why would it kill me that Fury just beat a bum? Grow up you little child. I actually want Fury to win his fights. I just don't like the lies, contradictions and cowardice. I have standards you see. You quite clearly don't.

        Many wrote Lewis and Wlad off when they lost. But look what happened there. They became the dominant fighter. So i'll keep an eye for you in future. Something tells me i'm going to enjoy you in the next year or so.

        And who are these top fighters he can't beat? Because he's beaten more top fighters than anyone in the division. At least someone was. Cowards and frauds like Wilder and Ortiz were fighting scrubs all the time. To call them top fighters is just pure hilarious. But as I say, history could be repeating itself with AJ here so watching him knock Fury and Wilder out cold will give me great joy. As will reading your bitter comments as they come back to haunt you.

        See you around.

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        • Sid-Knee
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          #64
          Originally posted by deathofaclown
          Also further to what i was saying. I don’t enjoy seeing AJ lose. I actually defended him on here when people said he was a bum when he lost. I said he is a solid heavyweight and a bum wouldn’t beat Parker, Povetkin etc..

          The truth is that if you take AJ’s popularity out of it and talk strictly boxing, then the next 10-15 years will probably produce another 5 AJ’s i.e a fighter who picks up a title, has a little run and then loses. It happens in every division across boxing. Popularity aside, AJ’s is just alongside guys like Valuev, Haye etc. In the sense they were a world champ and had a little run but were never great and the run ended.

          The next decade will not produce another Fury, i.e a man who can take all the belts from a truly dominant champion and still be proving to this day he’s no1. This is the era of Tyson Fury, make no mistake about that.

          Wilder get’s an honourable mention too because he a very rare fighter that can flatten anybody, you won’t see another one of him anytime soon. Also, he doesn’t lose to B level fighters like Ruiz, he flattens them. The only guys Wilder is going to have any problems with is guys on the level of Fury i.e an era defining heavyweight.

          Joshua gained mass popularity and that will always be remembered and rightly so, but his actual heavyweight legacy will just be as a champ that was never truly a top fighter, like Valuev or Samuel Peter or something.
          So he's not a bum but will only be seen as a slightly better David Price? I think you need to re-read the shlt you're posting. It's very clear what you mean.

          Haye and Valuev? Just another moronic comment from you. Neither were the number one like AJ. Neither came close to achieving what he did at Heavyweight.

          Fury needs to beat the number 1 and 2 to prove he's the best in Ruiz and AJ. Wilder is just a scrub who's done nothing in his entire career. He's only beaten an unproven joke in Ortiz and still needed corruption the get the win. All that in 42 fights is laughable. As is you thinking they're top fighters but AJ isn't.

          Wilder has only beaten one B level fighter and that isn't even proven other than hype in Ortiz. The rest are D level fighters or worse. As I say, behave yourself because this is just embarrassing for you.

          Yeah, Samuel Peter beat as many good fighters as AJ. Silly me. Hahahaha

          As you were.

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            #65
            Originally posted by Sid-Knee
            Of course you can be much better than the shltty performance he put in against Fury. That Wlad looked done but came out with AJ with something to prove. Many fighters have put in better performances in their later years than they did a few fights before hand. A loss can be motivating. He really didn't believe Fury could beat him so took his eye off the ball. Anyone who thinks that Wlad was better than the motivated one against AJ shouldn't be speaking to be fair. And anyone saying he was shot should stop posting.

            Wlad let more shots go against AJ than he had done in years. But you don't care about facts, you just want to downplay AJ because you're an idiot. That's very clear by the desperation in your words. You're projecting all over the place like Americans do all the time. The bitterness from you due to AJ being a massive star while Fury can't sell tickets is funny. You're not American are you because I thought you were British? Just need to make sure.

            You thinking Wlad was young or something against Fury is also hilarious. And Wlad retired because he couldn't beat AJ. Why would he need to continue when the two fighters who beat him are on top? He's not going to waste his time with just anybody. He needs to be motivated. He would have loved the Fury rematch but Fury shlt it and messed him around. That's why he was out for so long. It wasn't his choice.

            Why would it kill me that Fury just beat a bum? Grow up you little child. I actually want Fury to win his fights. I just don't like the lies, contradictions and cowardice. I have standards you see. You quite clearly don't.

            Many wrote Lewis and Wlad off when they lost. But look what happened there. They became the dominant fighter. So i'll keep an eye for you in future. Something tells me i'm going to enjoy you in the next year or so.

            And who are these top fighters he can't beat? Because he's beaten more top fighters than anyone in the division. At least someone was. Cowards and frauds like Wilder and Ortiz were fighting scrubs all the time. To call them top fighters is just pure hilarious. But as I say, history could be repeating itself with AJ here so watching him knock Fury and Wilder out cold will give me great joy. As will reading your bitter comments as they come back to haunt you.

            See you around.

            See you know nothing about boxing.

            Wlad could throw and land more on AJ because AJ is a big stiff boxer who was stood right infront of Wlad. Give Wlad a bit of movement and he wouldn’t have done it. That’s why Wlad could drop AJ but not do much with a guy like Jennings, never mind the Gypsy King.

            Styles make fights. Big stiff Joshua would’ve been tailor made for a younger Wlad. Joshua did well and did what he had to do, but he is lucky Wlad was old because it would’ve been an easy nights work.

            Wlad never knocked down any fighters that could actually move a bit.

            AJ can’t beat Andy Ruiz but you still think he has a chance v Wilder or Fury lol. I admire your loyalty but its not based in reality. They are levels above AJ.

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              #66
              Originally posted by Sid-Knee
              So he's not a bum but will only be seen as a slightly better David Price? I think you need to re-read the shlt you're posting. It's very clear what you mean.

              Haye and Valuev? Just another moronic comment from you. Neither were the number one like AJ. Neither came close to achieving what he did at Heavyweight.

              Fury needs to beat the number 1 and 2 to prove he's the best in Ruiz and AJ. Wilder is just a scrub who's done nothing in his entire career. He's only beaten an unproven joke in Ortiz and still needed corruption the get the win. All that in 42 fights is laughable. As is you thinking they're top fighters but AJ isn't.

              Wilder has only beaten one B level fighter and that isn't even proven other than hype in Ortiz. The rest are D level fighters or worse. As I say, behave yourself because this is just embarrassing for you.

              Yeah, Samuel Peter beat as many good fighters as AJ. Silly me. Hahahaha

              As you were.
              AJ was never number 1. AJ has never beaten number 1. Fury has when he beat Wlad.

              AJ fought a Fury leftover when he beat Wlad. He was no longer number 1.

              So going by your own argument that you have to beat number 1 to prove it, then how could AJ be number 1 going by your theory.

              You’re tying yourself in knots with your own fanboyism lol

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              • Sid-Knee
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                #67
                Originally posted by deathofaclown
                See you know nothing about boxing.

                Wlad could throw and land more on AJ because AJ is a big stiff boxer who was stood right infront of Wlad. Give Wlad a bit of movement and he wouldn’t have done it. That’s why Wlad could drop AJ but not do much with a guy like Jennings, never mind the Gypsy King.

                Styles make fights. Big stiff Joshua would’ve been tailor made for a younger Wlad. Joshua did well and did what he had to do, but he is lucky Wlad was old because it would’ve been an easy nights work.

                Wlad never knocked down any fighters that could actually move a bit.

                AJ can’t beat Andy Ruiz but you still think he has a chance v Wilder or Fury lol. I admire your loyalty but its not based in reality. They are levels above AJ.
                I said years, not just the Fury or Jennings fight.

                AJ actually tried to win against Wlad, that's why he was dropped. Jennings on the other hand just played cute and didn't really try at all. To be fair, neither did Fury with his 3 punches a round. Haha. That was one of the most pathetic performances anyone has seen. It's a wide spread opinion.

                As for saying Wilder is levels above AJ. Thanks for the laughs. You've provided many.

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                  #68
                  Originally posted by Dreamking
                  Rematch shouldn't be anywhere near the UK. Also Miller STFU you're a verified PED user.
                  Why not? Joshua fought in the challenger's country last time.

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                  • Sid-Knee
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                    #69
                    Originally posted by deathofaclown
                    AJ was never number 1. AJ has never beaten number 1. Fury has when he beat Wlad.

                    AJ fought a Fury leftover when he beat Wlad. He was no longer number 1.

                    So going by your own argument that you have to beat number 1 to prove it, then how could AJ be number 1 going by your theory.

                    You’re tying yourself in knots with your own fanboyism lol
                    Wlad went to number 2 after losing to Fury. But with Fury being away from boxing and messing him around, he went back to that position. Why, who did you have at number 1 back then? This should be good.

                    You're the one tying yourself in knots. Your next answer should be a good one.

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                      #70
                      Originally posted by lowblows420
                      Miller is a little b itc h... for real arum is about to make me hate boxing if he gives this dude even a dollar after cheating.
                      He'll be low-balled by Arum, then UD shut out by Fury. The credibility Hearn built up for him, will be gone forever.

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