Are there real boxing fans on this forum?

[Phenom]

Typical brute emotional yank and ad hominem attack when someone isn’t sucking America off, lol.

The fact that I don’t rate anything American doesn’t mean I’m anti-American and it definitely has nothing to do with this thread.

Don’t derail the thread, you muppet.

Your thread isn't going anywhere and backfired like AJ American debut

Don't take part take over mate...

[BangEM]

Your thread isn't going anywhere and backfired like AJ American debut

Don't take part take over mate...

Well, it got the desired view and replies. How did it backfire?

Also, how did AJ’s American debut backfire when he’s now far more popular there than he was before the fight and he’s about to make what the American hero, Wilder, dreams about in one fight? $140million for two fights isn’t a failure - that’s Wilder’s generational wealth, lol.

[Phenom]

Well, it got the desired view and replies. How did it backfire?

Also, how the AJ’s American debut backfire when he’s now far more popular there than he was before the fight and he’s about to make what the American hero, Wilder, dreams about in one fight? $140million for two fights isn’t a failure - that’s Wilder’s generational wealth, lol.

Yeah this is definitely Robbie Barrett alt

[soul_survivor]

So you're saying an era is 4-5 years?
Also, Ruiz and Joshua are from different eras even though there both 29?
That's some interesting reasoning.

He's point is pretty straightforward.

These guys turned pro YEARS before AJ, in some cases 5 years, that is half a decade. Who was Wilder fighting in his 20th fight?

AJ unified the division in less than half the bouts Wilder has had in his whole career.

[The Big Dunn]

He's point is pretty straightforward.

These guys turned pro YEARS before AJ, in some cases 5 years, that is half a decade. Who was Wilder fighting in his 20th fight?

AJ unified the division in less than half the bouts Wilder has had in his whole career.

All prospects are not equal. Some move faster than others depending on their skillset and their promotional alignment. AJ was clearly more skilled than Wilder so he took on better opposition and was moved faster.

[BangEM]

Yeah this is definitely Robbie Barrett alt

LMAO. You clowns on this forum are the biggest idiots on the internet.

I was “Sid-knee”, then I became “Juggernaut” and now I’m “Robbie Barrett”. By the end of the year, I’d be everyone’s alt on BoxingScene, lol.

At least, you’re not a gay and dumb loser like the other booty scratcher. You’re just dumb with brain fart. So you won’t go on the ignore list.

I don’t rate yanks, deal with it. You’ve to earn my respect.

[soul_survivor]

All prospects are not equal. Some move faster than others depending on their skillset and their promotional alignment. AJ was clearly more skilled than Wilder so he took on better opposition and was moved faster.

Yeah, and the point still stands.

[Marchegiano]

Literally the worst poster of the forum crying about bad posters.

[Yoozook9]

Didn't Joshua get in his last fight? How is that dominating?

[The Big Dunn]

Yeah, and the point still stands.

The point doesn't really make sense because it assumes all are equal when they are not. It also doesn't account for the fact a guy could be better but not get a fight because he isn't with a certain promoter.

I think we all know AJ came into the pro ranks more accomplished and more ready than Wilder. He is much better than Wilder.