Comments Thread For: Haye Could See Joshua Blasting Out Pulev in 2 or 3 Rounds

[SUBZER0ED]

I'm inclined to agree with Haye. Pulev will be 39 when he faces Joshua. He has less than a 50% KO ratio, so AJ likely won't fear his punching power. Joshua needs to make people believe that he is still a dangerous fighter and champion.

[Boxviewer]

It depends how Pulev takes AJ's power. If he can cope AJ will likely tend to soften him in 4 to 5 runs and then send him to bed in 6. But if Phe can't cope with AJ's power it won't more than 4 runs.

[Boxviewer]

Lennox boxed an erratic puncher with the appropriate amount of caution. There was no precedent for what was going on so he was unsure how to approach Oliver while continuing to do everything he needed to ensure victory. Anyone who thinks otherwise is either ****** or simply doesn’t understand the sport.

And the AJ you’re referring to doesn’t exist anymore. It was knocked out of him. He’s a shell of his former self.

Here are some of my accomplishments since I’ve been here:

Warned you all about Jeison Rosario.

Told everyone exactly how Fury would win.

Picked the knockout round in Carroll-Quigg

Picked the knockout round in Helenius-Kownacki

Give me one thing you’ve done in all your time here that even approaches one of those accomplishments. I doubt you can because I remember all the rejects and believe me, you’re on that list.

Clap for yourself. Lewis was cautious and did what he had to do to win, so what did AJ do? Just one tactical fight to regain his belt AJ has become a shadow of himself? Come on, do you think you make sense at all with your assertion?

[TheMyspaceDayz]

Clap for yourself. Lewis was cautious and did what he had to do to win, so what did AJ do? Just one tactical fight to regain his belt AJ has become a shadow of himself? Come on, do you think you make sense at all with your assertion?

I’m the guy with the hot hand. When I’m not on the road I’ll consider giving you a reason as to why I believe what I do. Probably not though as I’m noticing when I get someone cornered, a nobody like yourself arrives as backup to divert my attention. Su****ious, that.

[BangEM]

I’m the guy with the hot hand. When I’m not on the road I’ll consider giving you a reason as to why I believe what I do. Probably not though as I’m noticing when I get someone cornered, a nobody like yourself arrives as backup to divert my attention. Su****ious, that.

Raving lunatic with extremely low IQ. LMAO.

Are you being narcissistic about being an utter dumb plank? What a bellend! LMAO.

[Wizardsh]

I’m the guy with the hot hand. When I’m not on the road I’ll consider giving you a reason as to why I believe what I do. Probably not though as I’m noticing when I get someone cornered, a nobody like yourself arrives as backup to divert my attention. Su****ious, that.

You are just another idiot on this forum

[TheMyspaceDayz]

Raving lunatic with extremely low IQ. LMAO.

Are you being narcissistic about being an utter dumb plank? What a bellend! LMAO.

Do you stand outside the buildings of successful people with your garbage bag vest and cardboard sign saying everyone is a low IQ muppet? Because I’m betting you do.

[TheMyspaceDayz]

You are just another idiot on this forum

I’ll forgive your idiocy since you don’t know me yet. You’ve been away, likely doing something losers do.

[Froch_uppercut]

Joshua is always vulnerable when he tries to blast someone out. The main reason he lost to Ruiz the first time was the pressure to equal what Wilder had done to Breazeale. He put caution to the wind and got very close to Ruiz.

He had the same issue with Whyte when he got stunned for a round or 2.

Joshua should try to knock Pulev out but in a sensible managed way

This is correct. He can and will box Pulev, and will look for openings for his heavy shots. His heavy shots come naturally to him also - he doesn't stand in the ring with his right arm ****ed 4 feet behind him like a 10 year old having a tempter tantrum - those 'openings' will come, I just can imagine Joshua being a bit more patient than he was Vs Ruiz 2, but also a bit more spiteful, and he will go for it with Pulev when the right time comes.
AJ by KO RD 6