Comments Thread For: Anthony Joshua: Version 2.0

[Tecnoworld]

Correction, the most annoying performance by a heavyweight was when Fury beat Klitschko. The third round compubox stats showed that Fury outlanded Klitscho 2 to 1. The entire fight was a joke. So if you want to say that a Heavyweight fight was "not pretty", you can start right there and basically go to any Fury fight because he is the ultimate safety first fighter. And he fights that way with tomato cans in front of him

But at least Fury avoids being hit with pretty body movements typical of great boxing technicians, not by jumping like a rabbit.

[Tyistall]

But at least Fury avoids being hit with pretty body movements typical of great boxing technicians, not by jumping like a rabbit.

Are you really defending Fury, when he's fought bums the last year and he is now a pro wrestler? Really??!?

[Tecnoworld]

Well I'm strictly referring to his boxing technique, which imo is extra fine and pleasant to look at, while aj is "just" an incredibly gifted and fit athlete who would probably do VERY good in most sports, especially track&field ones.

[Tyistall]

Well I'm strictly referring to his boxing technique, which imo is extra fine and pleasant to look at, while aj is "just" an incredibly gifted and fit athlete who would probably do VERY good in most sports, especially track&field ones.

Cong****, that was the dumbest comment of the week so far hahahah. Or possibly the gayest??

[Tecnoworld]

Cong****, that was the dumbest comment of the week so far hahahah. Or possibly the gayest??

Well, happy to make you laught. Usually this happens when someone doesn't know how to argue.

Fury is a great boxer, AJ is a top athlete who boxes. These are very different things.

Larry Holmes at 53 was able to beat Eric Esch on points. Ruiz is now very similar to Esch.

[wileyhemi]

"It wasn’t pretty"

This. It was the most annoying performance in a hw title match I've ever witnessed. Never been a fan of Joshua (I much prefer Tyson Fury and, somehow, even Wilder) but after this I think even more that he's only interested in money (so he HAD to win, whatever that strategy could have been).

I agree it was a stinker but it smelled like roses compared to Fury's rotten snoozer vs Wlad

[REDEEMER]

AJ will knockout Pulev ,one fight doesn't mean he's no longer a knockout fighter ,certainly because 1% of the other fighters can take his punch,what about the other 99% when they get hit with the same shots Ruiz did ?

[Tyistall]

Well, happy to make you laught. Usually this happens when someone doesn't know how to argue.

Fury is a great boxer, AJ is a top athlete who boxes. These are very different things.

Larry Holmes at 53 was able to beat Eric Esch on points. Ruiz is now very similar to Esch.

A great boxer, doesn't have to survive against Wallin hahahaha

[Cracaphat]

Is the article writer on the AJ payroll? The fawning is pretty bad.From the outside with his jab,he was pretty good,but when he exchanged inside he looked vulnerable.Even his grabbing was not that effective.He may have won back his titles,but he's clearly no.3 as a heavyweight behind Fury and Wilder.He's on borrowed time.

[HeadBodyBodyBody]

Right, so then tell Wilder to take the 120 million and unify. Or tell Fury to stop fighting tomato cans or wrestling, and take the fight too.

OK, and now share your thoughts on Dillian Whyte vis-a-vis a potential rematch with AJ early on this year, with terms that he described as "utterly ridiculous"