Comments Thread For: Joshua Got Advice From Klitschko Ahead of Ruiz Rematch

[Laligalaliga]

Better than taking advice from that pbc mouth piece.

[Tman500]

Jab, clinch, jab clinch


but wait


.AJ doesnt have a jab lol.

better take advice from someone else

This exactly. It worked for Wlad because he had a straight hard jab. AJ's has this pawing nothing thing. And even if he trained it, guarantee it will become pawing after 4 or 5 rounds tops. Ruiz was lunging in at an acute angle to throw at AJ as fight wore on not only because he saw AJ had no idea how to deal with his fast combos, but also because AJ's pawfest jab was of no concern.

[factsarenice]

Wlad showed Vitali how to beat Sanders and he crushed him. Sanders was never the same, he said every time Vitali hit him he thought he would pee his pants.

Why? Lennox told Sanders what he needed to do to beat Wlad. He absolutely humiliated Wlad to point where he wanted no part of a rematch & big brother fought him instead for the vacant WBC title. I’m sure both Wlad & lennox could give solid pointers.

[factsarenice]

We all know why Wilder ducked Andy and AJ.

Cringe.... AJ and his metaphors are so bad.
He thinks he's some wise old monk or something.

Does he not realise everyone knows hes the hype job who got humiliated by the chubby mexican kid and quit?

[champion4ever]

Hopefully, Wladimir taught him the grab and jab strategy; Which was very effective for him during his championship run and especially against smaller/shorter fighters.

[P4Pdunny]

Hopefully, Wladimir taught him the grab and jab strategy; Which was very effective for him during his championship run and especially against smaller/shorter fighters.

I'd be amazed if AJ hasn't been practising this with his sparring partners.

[apollocreed]

Wlad showed Vitali how to beat Sanders and he crushed him. Sanders was never the same, he said every time Vitali hit him he thought he would pee his pants.

OK, if you're idea of showing someone how to beat an opponent is to get brutally KO'd by them in 3 rounds!

[joe strong]

Wlad showed Vitali how to beat Sanders and he crushed him. Sanders was never the same, he said every time Vitali hit him he thought he would pee his pants.

He stopped him but he didn't crush him. Let's not forget Sanders was nothing more than a solid journeyman southpaw who had a big punch & nothing else. He was a 4 round fighter & only moonlighted as a boxer. He was not in very good shape in his fight with Vitali. Sanders ONLY claim to fame was crushing Wladimir & his slugfest against Rahman that he lost. Sanders was no contender & he didn't even bother to show up in shape for his vacant WBC title shot against Vitali. Took the payday & went back to running him big game farm in SA. I don't know what Wlad showed him. He got dropped 4 times in 2 rounds. Let's keep it real... Sanders was the 90s version of Joey Abell. A journeyman southpaw with a big punch...I have a lot of Sanders fights so I am very familiar with his career. I didn't just look at boxingrec...

[joe strong]

I'm sure Klitschko advised him on the jab & grab style along with suggesting Luis Pabon as the ref to Hearn as he was the official who allowed Wlad to continually hold Povetkin who is a shorter HW with good skills...

[Jkp]

We all know why Wilder ducked Andy and AJ.

Ok, so now Wilder ducked Andy too?
You AJ nut huggers are funny.