WILDER vs. AJ: There is a real chance AJ doesn't make it out of the first round.

[W1LL]

Styles make fights, and AJ does not have much of a chance in this matchup. What Andy Ruiz landed on AJ is nothing compared to what Wilder would be landing on AJ, from the opening bell. Wilder is a better boxer than AJ, with better timing. AJ can move around like a robot, which can be effective against smaller opponents, or opponents who can be out-muscled and landed on at will. Wilder does not fit any of these descriptions. Wilder will move around very unorthodox (but effective), and when he unloads, that robotic defensive stuff of AJ's will not stand up to the onslaught. Hit high on the head or behind the ear and AJ will go the way of Berbick against Tyson. Softened up and then caught clean on the chin, AJ may be eating through a straw for the rest of his life.

If this fight ever happens, stick all of your money on Wilder by KO inside 3 rounds. You can thank me after. If you disagree with this post, then YDKSAB! Have a nice day.

[SN!PER]

Hopefully AJ pulls a miracle on Dec. 7th.

Just so we can all have the satisfaction of seeing Wilder demolish him.

[deathofaclown]

I’ve always felt AJ will be a sitting duck for Wilder. You can’t be that upright and flat footed, stood right in front of Wilder. Everyone that has been has got flattened.

Just a really bad style for AJ. Too basic and stiff.

Whatever you think of Wilders ability, it can’t be denied he has a great knack of finding the shot.

Fury has shown how to beat Wilder but the likes of AJ cant fight like that.

[W1LL]

Fury has shown how to beat Wilder but the likes of AJ cant fight like that.

That's it broski. Fury stood Wilder on his head, but I came away more impressed by Wilder's perserverance and his heart, than anything. The power he carries in either hand is undeniable! He went into the Fury fight with one thing on his mind, and although he got totally outboxed for 11 and a half rounds, he never wavered from the task at hand. He has no quit in him and he is a real killer. There is no doubt now that Hearn would be sacrificing AJ if he allowed this fight to take place.

[Bronze_Dynamite]

That's it broski. Fury stood Wilder on his head, but I came away more impressed by Wilder's perserverance and his heart, than anything. The power he carries in either hand is undeniable! He went into the Fury fight with one thing on his mind, and although he got totally outboxed for 11 and a half rounds, he never wavered from the task at hand. He has no quit in him and he is a real killer. There is no doubt now that Hearn would be sacrificing AJ if he allowed this fight to take place.

He dropped him in the 9th as well, remember?

[Laligalaliga]

Many guys here have many wishes and are so confident about wilder/AJ match.
Its so funny that wilder himself doesn't feel as confident as this poster here, he would have made this fight long ago.
We had 100mil on the table plus 4 belts in line but wilder somehow couldn't make the fight.
Being a champ for over 6yrs without a unification match says a lot the kind of champ he is.

[Jsmooth9876]

Joshua gets brutally stopped by Wilder. He's a stiff with no chin.... Wilder would have stolen that $100 million from DAZN if he took the deal. Easy fights, easy money.

[W1LL]

He dropped him in the 9th as well, remember?

Yea? He won a quarter of two rounds, equals half a round in total? You following?

[DaNeutral.]

Maybe maybe not but 1, wilder isn't ruiz and 2 wilder has run from Joshua for years now why would that change?

[Bronze_Dynamite]

Yea? He won a quarter of two rounds, equals half a round in total? You following?

Wowww you're actually ******. So officially he didn't win two 10-8 rounds, but instead won a quarter or whatever ******ity you're saying? Do you actually know how fight scoring works? Sorry this ******ity from you has really dumbfounded me. How can you actually say that a professional boxer that scored two knock-downs in a 12 round fight only win 'a quarter of two rounds'?? Dumb@$$