Joshua fought scared of a fat midget.

[_Maxi]

Legally!? WTH does this mean!??

Excessive clinching is not legal.

[Curt Henning]

the two times AJ got rocked and knocked he came back fighting "safety first" style....after wlad it was parker...after ruiz it was ruiz 2...both time he fought safety first like a female.....hearn wont even say wilders name...they know

[SN!PER]

I mean, he got the job done, nobody is saying he didn't deserve the win.

It's just his attitude that's obnoxious... "Fury and Wilder can call me when they're ready."

Wilder has BEEN READY for three years! He's been calling you out since after the Klitschko fight.

[teejay1973]

no one has a "preconceived notion" that you have to knock a guy out...the issue/problem is/was that the same people claiming "great performance" have knocked other fighters for the same type of performance.....you cant run around calling certain guys "boring" and "*******" and then cry "masterclass" when one of your idols does the same thing....thats not a fan of the sport

these same fgts(and yes i use that term tightly) will laugh at wilder for losing rounds ...yet he always knocks his guy down or out....and gives the fans a treat....yet they brag about all the money AJ makes and how widler is poor and has no fans or nobody watching...yet wilder always delivers guys on their rear ends....AJ fans are the most twisted of insecure fgtry ive ever seen.....i would have no beef with AJ or anything he does if it wasnt for his online fanbase of howling qweers

Yeah I get your points and they are all valid and the web is a breeding ground for casuals that watch a fighter cause they fall into the trap of believing everything they hear from biased media - however, first and foremost I support AJ as I'm British and a patriot, but I also think that Wilder is the most dangerous HW on the planet right now - he isn't a great boxer, but he delivers the most devasting punch in the world - the web is a bedrock for everything that is both good and bad about boxing fans imo.

I am more open-minded as to who really is the best out there - right now AJ has as much chance as anyone to beat Wilder, but if he gets caught, then it's goodnight Vienna and given the fact that Fury done a number on Wilder, he still was lucky to walk away from that fight with a split decision, so based on that fight, if Wilder lands on Joshua, then it's over - However if AJ's defence is up to task and he can avoid Wilder's right, then I could easily see AJ winning. Fury is another matter - AJ isn't in his class when it comes to boxing and I can't stand Fury.

Excessive clinching is not legal.

I haven't watched a re-run of the fight, and the rose-tinted specs were on a bit last night, I'll admit - however I didn't recall excessive clinching that warranted "barely legal". I have seen far worse over the years that's for sure. I am though prepared to stand corrected if we can see some concrete info to back it up and not just someone's subjective view.

[Ray*]

I wouldn't call it beautiful boxing, maybe i need to watch it again. I love my sweet science but Joshua just looked unnatural doing it. Maybe it's because am not used to seeing him like that or maybe am not too hard on him. But i guess he did what he had to do to get his belts back.

[Ray*]

I mean, he got the job done, nobody is saying he didn't deserve the win.

It's just his attitude that's obnoxious... "Fury and Wilder can call me when they're ready."

Wilder has BEEN READY for three years! He's been calling you out since after the Klitschko fight.

I think that attitude is brilliant, it depends on which side of the coin you stand. For me i like Wilder in the ring, but the evidence is glaring that he doesn't want to fight Joshua. To be in denial of that is utterly delusional.

If Fury or Wilder wants the fight then they would make it happen, just like those two made it happen to fight each other.

[bojangles1987]

He fought fine, and he fought how he needed to against someone who would beat him in exchanges. There's nothing at all wrong with it.

[LacedUp]

Never ceases to amaze me how many salty *****es that exist in this world

[NaijaD]

I think that attitude is brilliant, it depends on which side of the coin you stand. For me i like Wilder in the ring, but the evidence is glaring that he doesn't want to fight Joshua. To be in denial of that is utterly delusional.

If Fury or Wilder wants the fight then they would make it happen, just like those two made it happen to fight each other.

No man you don't get it, Wilder is ready and he always has been.........





As long as the fight is in the US, its on showtime/fox/PBC and he gets 50-50 then he is ready.

[DaNeutral.]

I mean, he got the job done, nobody is saying he didn't deserve the win.

It's just his attitude that's obnoxious... "Fury and Wilder can call me when they're ready."

Wilder has BEEN READY for three years! He's been calling you out since after the Klitschko fight.

Yeah, Wilder saying stuff like "I dont care about the belts no more" and "I dont need Joshua i can fight in house fights for 2 years" is certianly making Joshua look like a ducker, especially when Joshua is saying stuff like "I want to fight Wilder next" and "I have sent a SIGNED CONTRACT to Wilder, literally all they need to do is sign it too and the fight is on".