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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Anthony Joshua: I Knew I Would Correct My Wrongs!

    Anthony Joshua did not crack a smile until the verdict was read out, although the roar of pent up frustration that greeted Michael Buffer's announcement gave the first indication, despite all the denials, of how hurt he had been by the loss the Ruiz six months ago.
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    • jonnyc420
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      Fight played out just how I thought it would. Ruiz' payed for his overconfidence.

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        • Nightfall
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          He won't last 2 rounds against Wilder🥊

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            • boxingfan4ever
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              This new AJ is only able to beat a fat man less taller that him... but against Fury he is going to be humilliated 12-0...and against Wilder, he is going to be killed....i suggest to AJ that be away from Fury...and run away from Wilder please...he is going to put your head in the moon....
              Last edited by boxingfan4ever; 12-07-2019, 07:51 PM.

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                • GhostofDempsey
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                  He took a page from Floyd’s book; fought defensively behind the jab, circled, clinched his way to a comfortable decision...and Floyd fans are still hating on him. LMAO.

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                    • Sweet_Science_
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                      What a performance by AJ. The jab the movement the feints all had Ruiz guessing. Would have liked to see more right hands behind the jab but perfect fight plan. Grade A

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                        • MrBillion
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                          Originally posted by T.M.T
                          He won't last 2 rounds against Wilder🥊
                          Yeah Yeah....Who cares! This is AJ night! Not Wilders!

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                            • Patsfan bri
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                              Aj did what he had to do my only problem is , that he said he was going to go for a ko win and not for one second in any minute any of any round did he really try to ko Ruiz in fact he still seemed uncomfortable anytime they did exchange. He boxed well tonight and cong**** to him and Ruiz made Aj job easier by coming in so overweight.

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                                • Jab jab boom
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                                  Aj pulled a boring Klitchko routine and ruiz fat out of shape a$$ should be ashamed of himself for spending the last 6 months eating burritos instead of getting himself in proper shape.

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                                    • Nomadic
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                                      #10
                                      Originally posted by T.M.T
                                      He won't last 2 rounds against Wilder🥊
                                      He's never going to fight him until he's 43.

                                      Originally posted by MrBillion
                                      Yeah Yeah....Who cares! This is AJ night! Not Wilders!
                                      Everyone cares, unify the division.

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