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Wow!!!!! What amazing powers of observation AJ!!!!! Tell us something we haven't known wilders whole career. Plus you wouldn't have fought wilder that way...lol. You would have fought him like you fought parker, povetkin and chisora... You would have tried to box, use your jab and not be aggressive... Then you would have gotten knocked out because like wilder not being able to fight off his back foot, you have zero head movement and wilder would have knocked you out like the rest he has fought... Except da gypsy king!Comment
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What you conveniently left out was that Wilder was out of range when he landed those right hands. He was shooting them from a distance as opposed to mid range.
Wilder threw those right hands off his back foot. He has to throw them off his front foot in order to be effective in hurting, dropping and possibly stopping Tyson Fury.
He landed them as Fury was coming forward. However, in the trilogy though, The "Bronze Bomber" will retire this bum and go home. He is going to knock him out.Comment
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lol at look of fear. I never seen any fighter show fear in the ring apart from those who breakdown quit halfway through. Cautious yes, and he was right to be. Ruiz can take Ajs best punches and AJ can't take Ruiz's
We need to see AJ against someone he should be using his power and size to beat. If he behaves cautiously then - that's when we question his mental state.
Don't forget everyone was saying Joshua should never rematch Ruiz straight away and he did and he won. Fury didn't rematch Wilder straight away - Wilder wanted it but Fury fought 2 bums first.Comment
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stop lying Warren didn’t say that. The only reason AJ fought Klitschko because he was 41 years old coming off a loss to Fury was he was old shot and couldn’t throw a punch and a 18 month layoff without a tuneup. AJ hasn’t fought an elite fighter in his prime. Matter of fact he hasn’t fought anyone with positive momentum. And Ruiz is the true cherry pick gone wrong. The midget was a 25-1 underdog when he beat up AJComment
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