Comments Thread For: Anthony Joshua's Return: Pulev in Lead as Next Opponent

[Guest]

People forget how boring most Wlad fights were. Pulev rocked Wlad to his boots early on and stood in front of him and exchanged for 6 rounds. He lost in the end but it was 10x more fun to watch than most Wlad bouts.

It was a very fun fight. I was surprised and delighted.
Wlad did dominate him though which makes me think he didn't feel he was too much of a threat.

[Weebler I]

Pulev ain't bad.

I'd much rather see Usyk, but I doubt they feed AJ to the dogs this early.. he's still got some cash cow milking to go

No objection to the Usyk fight but the promoters will know it's more likely to be a boring fight, much like Parker bout and Ruiz II.

Personally, I'm not yet convinced by Usyk at heavyweight and don't necessarily think he beats Pulev or even Chisora.

But if the sanctioning bodies decide he's next, Joshua should take the fight. Unless it's Klitschko II instead, he should not vacate.

[MisterPullman]

No objection to the Usyk fight but the promoters will know it's more likely to be a boring fight, much like Parker bout and Ruiz II.

Personally, I'm not yet convinced by Usyk at heavyweight and don't necessarily think he beats Pulev or even Chisora.

But if the sanctioning bodies decide he's next, Joshua should take the fight. Unless it's Klitschko II instead, he should not vacate.

I'm skeptical of Usyk as well, but knowing AJ's chin.. and now that AJ knows he can lose to any decent power punch.

Someone as talented and skilled as Usyk, AJ has to be very cautious and not aggressive.

Obviously this is all my personal opinion.

I sense Fury outboxes Usyk due to his height and Wilder KO's him later