Anthony Joshua doesn't deserve a fight against Deontay Wilder

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  • No punch power
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    Anthony Joshua doesn't deserve a fight against Deontay Wilder

    Deontay Wilder has KO'ed every opponent he has ever faced. Meanwhile, this pathetically weak and feather-fisted Anthony Joshua landed all but everything using all his might and soul with every ounce of energy and strength he has from his being on Andy Ruiz Jr for 2 fights and couldn't even come close to knocking out Andy Ruiz Jr who previously brutalized him.

    If you get brutally stopped by a feather-fisted obese scrub like Andy Ruiz Jr and fail to avenge such a stoppage loss via an even more brutal KO over this obese, out of shape scrub in the rematch, then you have no business being in the ring with a superior specimen and being like Deontay Wilder. You don't even deserve to share the same ring with Deontay Wilder, or are even a worthy opponent for someone like Deontay Wilder.

    For Anthony Joshua to even qualify as a worthy, credible and a deserved opponent for Deontay Wilder, Anthony Joshua has to go back and rematch Andy Ruiz Jr again and KO Ruiz Jr more brutally than how he himself got stopped by Ruiz Jr. Anything short of that, disqualifies Joshua from ever deserving a fight against Wilder.

    There's no excuse for even getting destroyed by a pure obese and out of shape scrub like Andy Ruiz Jr in the first place. But there's even less of an excuse for failing to avenge a stoppage loss against such a horrible opponent through a more brutal KO of yourself in the rematch (which Joshua failed to do as he needed a decision).

    If Joshua can't even KO Andy Ruiz Jr, then he is pretty much worthless. Especially when you take into consideration all the crazy number of advantages he holds in terms of muscle mass, height, reach, functional body weight, more money to hire better strength and conditioning coaches and so forth so on.
    Last edited by No punch power; 12-24-2019, 01:55 AM.
  • R_Walken
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    #2
    Didn’t read entire thread because it’s not worth spending 2 min reading why someone would have such a sh.it opinion

    A guy holding 3 straps doesn’t deserve to fight for the 4th ? What type of short bus logic is that

    What I will say is that AJ is no longer entitled to the lions share of the revenue and allowed to dictate every aspect of the fight from between the two, which he was entitled too when this fight should have been made when Hearn was giving BS 10 mil flat fee offers and Wilders team was offering AJ 50 mil because AJ was the Golden Cash Cow and held all the leverage

    Since that time , AJs has got beat down in his US debut and fights on a platform making him almost invisible to anyone not a Current Boxing fan and
    He’s allowed Wilders brand to substantially rise.

    Now The pots more evenly split and Wilders team has earned leverage in negotiations because what would have been the biggest HW fight in decades between 2 undefeated prime HW for all the Marbles has Lost a little bit of lustre when AJ got beat down by a little fat guy in June

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    • DaNeutral.
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      #3
      Hahahaha. I swear some folk on here are not actually interested in boxing. Wilder has beat 1 half decent name and lost to the other.

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      • Toffee
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        #4
        I can understand someone not liking Joshua, or being a big Wilder fan, or even someone irrationally hating British people.

        But how do you form an opinion like this? It has to be some form of ret ardation right?

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        • techliam
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          #5
          Originally posted by R_Walken
          Didn’t read entire thread because it’s not worth spending 2 min reading why someone would have such a sh.it opinion

          A guy holding 3 straps doesn’t deserve to fight for the 4th ? What type of short bus logic is that

          What I will say is that AJ is no longer entitled to the lions share of the revenue and allowed to dictate every aspect of the fight from between the two, which he was entitled too when this fight should have been made when Hearn was giving BS 10 mil flat fee offers and Wilders team was offering AJ 50 mil because AJ was the Golden Cash Cow and held all the leverage

          Since that time , AJs has got beat down in his US debut and fights on a platform making him almost invisible to anyone not a Current Boxing fan and
          He’s allowed Wilders brand to substantially rise.

          Now The pots more evenly split and Wilders team has earned leverage in negotiations because what would have been the biggest HW fight in decades between 2 undefeated prime HW for all the Marbles has Lost a little bit of lustre when AJ got beat down by a little fat guy in June
          The fight also lost lustre when Wilder was extremely fortunate to sc**** a draw against Fury

          Right now, AJ rightly deserves the lions share

          If Wilder beats Fury legitimately next year, 50/50 is fair

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          • MulaKO
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            #6
            This is a bullchit thread
            So one loss makes or breaks a fighter
            I totally agree wish AJ would went in there and took care of business by knocking him out , especially since he looked that dreadful Ruiz
            So , if Wilder gets by Fury , well then he can prove himself against AJ
            But that the man should not be there is total bullchit

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            • redmish
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              #7
              When did this prick come back?

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              • Lopez_Boxing
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                #8
                He's clearly trolling guys

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                • OnlytheTruth
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by No punch power
                  Deontay Wilder has KO'ed every opponent he has ever faced.
                  WRONG. Tyson Fury.

                  Originally posted by No punch power
                  Meanwhile, this pathetically weak and feather-fisted Anthony Joshua landed all but everything using all his might and soul with every ounce of energy and strength he has from his being on Andy Ruiz Jr for 2 fights and couldn't even come close to knocking out Andy Ruiz Jr who previously brutalized him.
                  WRONG. Anthony Joshua is the only person to knock Andy Ruiz down. So in actual FACT, he has come closest to doing it.

                  Originally posted by No punch power
                  If you get brutally stopped by a feather-fisted obese scrub like Andy Ruiz Jr and fail to avenge such a stoppage loss via an even more brutal KO over this obese, out of shape scrub in the rematch, then you have no business being in the ring with a superior specimen and being like Deontay Wilder. You don't even deserve to share the same ring with Deontay Wilder, or are even a worthy opponent for someone like Deontay Wilder.
                  WRONG. Andy Ruiz has 22 Knockouts from 33 fights. More than Joshua, Fury, Whyte, Pulev, Hunter and Hrgovic. All Top 10 on the TBRB.

                  Originally posted by No punch power
                  For Anthony Joshua to even qualify as a worthy, credible and a deserved opponent for Deontay Wilder, Anthony Joshua has to go back and rematch Andy Ruiz Jr again and KO Ruiz Jr more brutally than how he himself got stopped by Ruiz Jr. Anything short of that, disqualifies Joshua from ever deserving a fight against Wilder.
                  WRONG AGAIN. Anthony Joshua has 3 of the 4 main organisation belts and irrespective of your opinion, makes him the MOST qualified person in the world to fight Deontay Wilder.

                  Originally posted by No punch power
                  There's no excuse for even getting destroyed by a pure obese and out of shape scrub like Andy Ruiz Jr in the first place. But there's even less of an excuse for failing to avenge a stoppage loss against such a horrible opponent through a more brutal KO of yourself in the rematch (which Joshua failed to do as he needed a decision).
                  WRONG YET AGAIN. If Joshua isn't qualified to fight Wilder then by your definition, Wilder isn't qualified to fight Fury. An overweight, out of shape, probably 50% Fury beat Wilder. AND EVERYONE, EXCEPT WILDER FANS, AGREES.

                  I'll wait.

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                  • R_Walken
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by techliam
                    The fight also lost lustre when Wilder was extremely fortunate to sc**** a draw against Fury

                    Right now, AJ rightly deserves the lions share

                    If Wilder beats Fury legitimately next year, 50/50 is fair



                    a draw may have effected a potential Aj/Wilder somewhat it now proved Fury , As everyone should of known beforehand that he also deserves to be in the discussion as the man that you need to go through to hold the the crown

                    I agree AJ still deserves the majority of Revenue right now , I’m just a dumb fan so these #s shouldn’t be taken as gospel

                    But let’s just say for example when the fight should have happend . Wilder always deserved a % and not some BS flat fee that Hearn was offering but let’s say he held no leverage as far as any demands to making the fight ( Location / Date / & whatever else they negotiate about) and should have received 30-35%ish

                    Today You would still think that AJ deserves the majority of the revenue , the fight sure is closer to a 50/50 today and Wilder has built up some leverage as well , and you’re probablyalso right if he clearly beats Fury and the fight does financially well , Wilder might be deserving of a 50/50 split or real close to it and if that’s the case It might even make the fight harder to make because both are on equal footing and would have to almost work as partners , the A-Side can’t just throw their 12 inch d.ick on the table during negotiations and he like “You want this fight well this what’s happening “ And the B-side ( Small d.ick ) has no other choice but to accept because they don’t have leverage to do otherwise.

                    Sorry for the novel and we rarely see eye to eye but as always a great take and opinion from you

                    Have a good one man
                    Last edited by R_Walken; 12-24-2019, 08:01 AM.

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