Comments Thread For: Hearn: They Wrote Joshua Off - Now He's The Division's Governor!

[markther]

I think Hearn is going a little to far on this. Joshua is a major player again along with Wilder & Fury after last night. But I will say this, and I was critical of Joshua’s resume before, with the rematch win yesterday and grouping it with his other wins, it’s “arguably” a better resume than both Wilder or Fury.

Wilder has fought Fury to a draw and beat Ortiz twice, & beat Breazeale & Stiverne twice.

Fury has beat Wladimir and recorded draw with Wilder, and beat Chisora twice.

But Joshua has beat Whyte, avenged a “knock out” loss against Ruiz Jr. to regain his titles, beat an undefeated Parker at the time, beat Wladimir, Povetkin, & Breazeale, & Takam.

[smeck]

Eddie "The Hype" Hearn -- yeah, it was a nice cartoon, Eddie.

Bullwinkle the Moose beat Porky Pig.

[juandabomb]

No way the governor faces the bomber or fury...safe match making ahead

[Robbie Barrett]

Best resume, 3 of the 4 major belts. Of course he's the governor.

[Monzon99]

Wilder Haymon and Lennox Lewis are currently scheming what excuses to use to duck Joshua for another two years.

[CJFRENCH]

sounds like the Fury Wider fight watch it

Jab, grab, hold on for dear life!

Fury jab jab and held in just about every round....Wilder stays back to avoid punches and throws bombs when he can …………..all three of them use their height and size to avoid punches and to land.

How would you have them fight someone like Mike Tyson in his prime;

[deanrw]

Wilder is now the A-Side. 80-20 in Wilder's favor. Sure many will say Saudi Arabia money blah blah Joshua, but that is dirty oil environmentally unhealthy money. Wilder money is clean Greta Thurnberg money. Truly Green and Clean!

[Bigg Rigg]

I was thinking he’s now the division’s track star

[texasboi15]

Aj is 3rd fiddle to wilder and fury. Him getting ko'd by a 20-1 fat underdog isn't erased just because he safely decisioned an even fatter ruiz in a boring rematch.

BWaHaahaHA!!

[landotter]

Joshua learned his mistake from the first fight, adjusted, and did what was the smart thing and just outboxed a limited Ruiz. It may have been boring, but the first fight was exciting and he lost. Not sure the criticism. He did what an intelligent boxer does.

Now against Fury or Wilder? Who knows. But since Usyk or Pulev is next Joshua will have chances to wash out the bitter tastes of these fights and rebuild the excitement of one of those fights.