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  • #81
    Originally posted by FreezeIzGawd View Post
    And Seattle should have rUn the BALL but THEY DID NOT!!!

    It doesn't matter what could have or should have happened.

    IT MATTERS WHAT DID HAPPENED!!!

    Oh and what happened is a DRAW and a Wilder WIN BY KO!!!

    FACTS!!!!
    No what happened was fans saw what was supposed to be 2 easy fights that turned into nail biters where those fights put a major dent on wilders reputation as will Joshua if he losses to Ruiz again . In the event Joshua wins as he should Wilder will still have a suspect fight we all know he lost and may not even fight Ortiz out of fear and just go for Fury rematch which is the bigger money. We know he wont fight AJ and once again lose interest in undisputed. Ha

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    • #82
      Originally posted by REDEEMER View Post
      Wilder and AJ lost fights to anyone unbiased ,that's reality and Wilder took his loss against someone not operating at top level for years and that's the difference , both were heavy favorites but only one really fought an active HW and that was Joshua. .
      Wilder is worse but had that ever been in question for real? We're already in clown world. Only makes sense that even the best HWs are clowns.

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      • #83
        Originally posted by REDEEMER View Post
        No what happened was fans saw what was supposed to be 2 easy fights that turned into nail biters where those fights put a major dent on wilders reputation as will Joshua if he losses to Ruiz again . In the event Joshua wins as he should Wilder will still have a suspect fight we all know he lost and may not even fight Ortiz out of fear and just go for Fury rematch which is the bigger money. We know he wont fight AJ and once again lose interest in undisputed. Ha
        2 easy fights?

        When he fought bought fighters they were UNDEFEATED. One was a former World Champion and the other was one of the MOST feared in Boxing.

        If they are such crempuffs why hasnt anyone else beaten EITHER of them?

        More importantly why has AJ missed fighting EITHER of them?

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        • #84
          Originally posted by factsarenice View Post
          You were out of town when AJ offered Wilder 120mill and Wilder said no. It's easily verifiable. You need to catch up, that's old news.
          False BS. Aj offered nothing. DAZn offered 120mil for four fights, with no guarantee it would be Joshua. Lies and mmore lies.

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          • #85
            Originally posted by factsarenice View Post
            If history tells us anything it's that Wilder will duck fighters.
            Hopefull AJ has learned to duck when Ruiz starts throwing bombs his way ...

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            • #86
              Originally posted by BangEM View Post
              LMAO. Yet he ducked AJ multiple times claiming the money wasn't enough, lol.

              I'd like to see him fight Ruiz because I believe Ruiz and his chin will decapitate Wilder. The brutal KO would be worse than what happened to Hooker yesterday.
              You noticed all the HW belts are over at PBC did you?

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              • #87
                Originally posted by FreezeIzGawd View Post
                2 easy fights?

                When he fought bought fighters they were UNDEFEATED. One was a former World Champion and the other was one of the MOST feared in Boxing.

                If they are such crempuffs why hasnt anyone else beaten EITHER of them?

                More importantly why has AJ missed fighting EITHER of them?
                Ortiz didn't pass his pre fight physical and was viewed as to old to be a legit threat.


                Fury wasn't giving much chance ,not even 1 special guest panel of ATG's that gave their opinions on who would win picked Fury and there was about 8 of them ,most saw a fast K.O bc of a rusty guy who had dropped over 100 pounds just to be 50% to form ? Ha


                Ortiz declined an AJ fight and ran off hios mandatory position back in 2018.


                Fury demanded 60 % to fight Joshua but felt Wilder was far easier and split the fight 50/50. Ha

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                • #88
                  Originally posted by Ake-Dawg View Post
                  The Ortiz fight was made after AJ lost.
                  It was announced 4 days before the Joshua/Ruiz fight

                  Wilder, 33, made the announcement just four days before Joshua puts his WBA, WBO and IBF titles on the line against Andy Ruiz Jr. in his United States debut at New York's Madison Square Garden.
                  https://bleacherreport.com/articles/...-date-reported

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                  • #89
                    Originally posted by cally93 View Post
                    While I agree some AJ fans need to calm down....are you for real? Seriously “protected until he was exposed” Wow you honestly can’t make this sh.1t up, look at his resume and compare it to the other top guys and it’s clear who and who is not, protected. I think most people who are not pushing agendas and certain narratives can agree he was moved too fast so I don’t know where you’re getting that bs from.

                    Do you not think before you write? Remarkable stuff here.
                    Joshua legitimately fought enough fighters to climb up the ratings and become one of the top heavyweights in the division, but it was against fighters who were either on par with his skills (Whyte) or past their best (Klitschko, Povetkin). He strategically avoided the only champion of the division (Wilder), and any truly seasoned threats of the division (Ortiz) to become the unified champion. So while it was exciting to watch, there was no real development of skills to help boost his confidence, learn proper head movement, or learn how to fight tall when up against explosive, shorter fighters. When he was challenged, he was protected (Takam premature stoppage, Parker referee) and the only real fight that pushed him to the top tier of the division was the Klitschko fight, but Klitschko was still well past his best after two years of inactivity. And we were all lucky to have a seasoned official (David Fields) for that UK fight to keep it fair.

                    Now we have UKAD allowing the****utic use exceptions for PEDs, that several fighters allege Joshua has. And the one time he's out of his protective zone, with real unbiased VADA testing, he doesn't have that extra edge to overcome adversity. It's not the end of the world, he's still one of the best, but the bubble has burst and he needs to take it down a notch. An immediate rematch with Ruiz is a mistake in my opinion.

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                    • #90
                      Originally posted by uppercut510 View Post
                      yeah but aj was totally destroyed, not wilder
                      Wilder is still talking about a fighter that supposedly got "totally destroyed".

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