Comments Thread For: Joshua Confident That He Would Blast Out Wilder in Six Rounds

[Inspired]

And if Wilder were to land that straight right from a distance that Wlad landed...?

aj is more mobile now, he's improved his conditioning and obv has more experience.
in that fight, aj dropped wlad in the 5th then burnt himself out looking to knock wlad out. so obv it will be interesting to see how aj holds up.
personally i think he does lose to wilder though. i might be an aj fan, but im not blind.
With all that said, check out wlad's record

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wladimir_Klitschko

53wins by ko
Wlad was every bit as big a puncher as the likes of lennox lewis, aj and wilder when he chose to trade and take risks like he did vs aj. He was pretty much just jabbing and holding for years to keep hold of his belts. that aj fight, he had nothing to lose and reverted to his old self.
The reason i feel wilder would beat aj is because wilder has the stamina.
aj has more to lose than wilder, so i feel he wouldn't be as gung ho either.

[Ake-Dawg]

Try watching the fight it helps because nothing you stated is actually factual . Are you saying Wilder throws fluid combos behind a jab ,if so it a lie .

You're skilled at arguing against things people don't say to avoid having a detailed boxing discussion. I like how you somehow insinuate that the only way AJ can be knocked out is if his opponent is short and throws multiple punch combos. We'll just ignore him being caught and downed by 41 year old Klitschko and caught by Whyte and Povetkin. Povetkin looked like he was on the way to victory until he gassed.

[kafkod]

That was before Al Haymon had a platform. Now they are rivals and competitors because they both have dates and time slots to fill for their various online streaming services and television networks.

Haymon can no longer allow his fighters to fight on DAZN for fear of losing them. Which is why he is blocking Deontay Wilder, Luis Ortiz, the Charlos, Tank Davis and others from fighting on DAZN.

He needs those fighters for his own platforms.

The truth is Deontay Wilder, Jay Deas, Shelly Finkel and Al Haymon have absolutely no confidence or faith in Eddie Hearn and Matchroom whatsoever.

The truth is what you wrote in that first comment.

If you know what the truth is, why keep trying to cover it up with bullshit about Wilder and his team not trusting Eddie Hearn?