Anthony Joshua doesn't deserve a fight against Deontay Wilder

[OnlytheTruth]

Tyson Fury was out for the 10 count. The referee counted for longer than he should have, to help Fury to get back up to his feet.

Wow, you really did leave me waiting a long time .
Well, thats your opinion. The record will show a knockdown, not a knockout. FACT.

Anthony Joshua dropped Andy Ruiz Jr whilst he was off-balanced. He didn't even look hurt, or shaken, or stunned after that knockdown. Needless to say that he literally got back up to his feet in the next 3 seconds without even struggling.

So Joshua's knockdown was a case of Ruiz Jr being off-balance, than Ruiz being badly hurt or Joshua coming close to knocking out Ruiz.

Still a knockdown. No one else has done that. FACT.

Doesn't matter how many KO's he has over bums and scrubs.

Are you talking about Ruiz or Wilder here???

Fact is, with all the advantages Joshua has over Ruiz Jr in terms of height, functional weight, muscle mass, reach and wealth, there should be no excuse in Joshua failing to KO Andy Ruiz Jr after getting stopped himself the first time around. Heck, there shouldn't even be any excuse for Joshua getting stopped by an obese fat man like Ruiz in the first-place. But since he did, the very least that should be expected of him is to avenge his stoppage loss via a more brutal / destructive KO in the rematch which he's failed to do. Which means he's failed to live up to the bare minimum standard / expectation required to be worthy of a fight against a superior human-being and boxer in Deontay Wilder.

Ah so you're one of those fans that thinks a boxing match is won by KO. There is no rule that states; if you lose by KO, to save face with a bunch of people on a meaningless forum, you MUST brutally KO the opponent that knocked you out. If this is not met, you do not win.
Jesus, get over it. Joshua beat Ruiz, by a wide margin too.

Say what you want about Deontay Wilder, but he KO's everyone, especially fat obese scrubs like Andy Ruiz Jr who never survive a KO from Deontay Wilder.

WRONG, on all counts. AGAIN
1. He doesn't KO everyone. See above. Also, he registered no KO wins as an amateur.
2. Deontay Wilder hasn't fought Andy Ruiz.

Belts mean nothing. A true champion isn't defined by paper titles but by actual performance. Joshua failing to KO a fat obese midget scrub makes him not worthy of ever being a proper champion, until he goes out there and knocks that fat scrub Ruiz Jr out. Till then, he doesn't deserve to fight his lord and master that is Deontay Wilder. Joshua still has Andy Ruiz Jr businesses.

WRONG. Without having a recognised title, you are not considered a Champion. Thats how it works.

By your rationale, every Boxer is a Champion. But if your aim is to pep talk every dogshit boxer in history by calling them 'Champ', that's really nice of you.

And Fury is superior to Joshua or anybody Joshua has ever beaten. So your point about Fury is moot and irrelevant here.

I'm not sure which point you mean here.

Try and make your response a little quicker, yeah?

[TMLT87]

He holds 3 of the 4 major titles. Its not really a case of "deserving" (which he obviously is anyway) but a case of all roads leading through him if someone wants to be the clear no1 guy and unified champ.

[JakeTheBoxer]

Wilder is the only hw champ in history, that dropped his opponent twice, even in last round, and he was still lucky he got a draw.

Probably the worst hw champ ever.

[Articulateboxin]

I have no other words except for the pity I feel to have such mind to form this opinion and way of thinking about a sport you must be passionate about.

[LetOutTheCage]

Wrote an essay just to troll, poor effort.

[hugh grant]

Josh don't deserve fight?.But we do, we waited long enough

[QballLobo]

AJ has 3 HW belts and just made more in one fight than Wilder’s whole career.
If the fight never happens AJ will make hundreds of millions and sell out stadiums for the rest of his run.
With no AJ fight Wilder will continue to make what he’s making and will never be seen as the top HW.
Hilarious thread. Wilder/Fury 2 should do good numbers but it’s a co promoted event so the profit margin for each side is limited.

[hugh grant]

What has happened to American heavyweight boxing, it started with Rid**** bowe binning belt to avoid lennox.?
Amer I can.boxing is in turmoil

[Marchegiano]

Yep, it's true, Joshua's been a bit of a bum for a while though. The weakest top possible his entire run....including Ruiz. Credit to him, he did gather the belts. Against Martin, who only got a belt because the IBF wanted to gift Glaz one and threw him an easy fight only for him to **** it up. Then he fought the amazing Wlad after two years gone and coming off a loss and skirted by that, then he took on Parker who got his belt off a gift over Ruiz.

Where is Martin?

Where is Wlad?

Where is Parker?

Oh but Wilder, he's the guy they can get around to. He makes plenty of money, why fight Wilder? He has the top position, why fight Wilder? He's offered worse deals than actual racists gave Jack Johnson to break the colorline and backed out when Wilder accepted because he doesn't need Wilder.


Anthony Joshua is a ****ing *****. He hasn't proven **** but his ability to fight the weakest competition with the most reward....with mixed results, the fairy.

[DaNeutral.]

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.

Didn't read. Joshua is holding all world titles apart from 1. You are a joke. Can't believe you bothered to write so much drivel cuz nobody is reading it all. You sad sad loser.