Can anyone deny these double standards against Joshua?

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  • Ray*
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    #21
    I have never called his performance against Wladimir as a "Masterclass"..I have always said, you would struggle to see a 3 minutes highlight reel, where steady punches were landed. It is the way he wasn't intimidated by going to Wladimir along with all the advantages stacked in Wladimir's favour, that is more impressive.

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    • soul_survivor
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      #22
      White Americans don't like him cos he isn't American. Black Americans don't like him because he isn't the right type of black.

      Who cares? American heavyweights are shyte.

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      • KingOfGlory
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        #23
        Why do British fans root for a Nigerian who considers them to be an inferior race?

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        • RJJ-94-02=GOAT
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          #24
          Originally posted by BangEM
          When has Wilder engaged a boxer on Ruiz level in his career?

          The bum never even engaged all the 40 bums he fought. LMAO
          M*ngem at it again...😂

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          • Inspired
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            #25
            It's interesting when people say AJ was scared to engage Ruiz. It's about risk. If there's a 5% chance Ruiz could hurt AJ in an exchange, why risk it when you know you can easily outbox him?
            The entire dynamic of what AJ was involved in, changed after he lost. The pbc wanted AJ out the way, suddenly Wilder was talking about ducking Fury and fighting Ruiz. Ruiz via al haymon was fking around and publically trying to trash Eddie Hearn and AJ.
            You had the pbc talking about creating a new belt. You had Americans owning the world titles. AJ losing would have been a major L for boxing as a whole. So if i'm team AJ i'm telling him 'dont even think of messing around in there, dont take risks'.
            I was more impressed with how AJ boxed. Most people didn't think he could do it. they said 'he cant learn to box in 6 months'.

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            • Michael1437
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              #26
              I think Joshua got so much $h!t about losing to Ruiz because of how much of an underdog Ruiz was in the 1st fight, also, he didn't just beat AJ, he smacked him around, I will give AJ credit for beating him in the 2nd fight, but that does not nullify the fact that he was KO'd by Ruiz, he was a huge favorite, it was a very big upset.

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              • The D3vil
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                #27
                Originally posted by KillaMane26
                Why are certain opinions guys said and generalizing entire fanbases?

                1. People (not me) gave Joshua shyt cuz he lost to a late replacement, got destroyed. Then came into the rematch and seemed to be scared to engage. If Wilder somehow refused to engage vs Fury in the rematch ge would get called a pssy.

                2. I don't get why this wasn't apart of your first point.
                Floyd fans had to deal with his performances being labeled as running. And Joshua aint half the fighter Floyd is!

                Im 100% alot of Joshua fans were apart if the fans critiquing Floyd for running. I guess Joshua became above the running stigma once he did it. Which is a double standard.

                3. Wlad was old and Joshua benefited from it. And Wilder to this day can't escape the criticism of fighting a guy "with high blood pressure" The difference is... Ortiz wasn't once the caliber of fighter Wlad was. If he was Wilder would have got the same criticism

                Quit whining......
                Thanks brotha, saved me the words

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by KillaMane26
                  Why are certain opinions guys said and generalizing entire fanbases?

                  1. People (not me) gave Joshua shyt cuz he lost to a late replacement, got destroyed. Then came into the rematch and seemed to be scared to engage. If Wilder somehow refused to engage vs Fury in the rematch ge would get called a pssy.

                  2. I don't get why this wasn't apart of your first point.
                  Floyd fans had to deal with his performances being labeled as running. And Joshua aint half the fighter Floyd is!

                  Im 100% alot of Joshua fans were apart if the fans critiquing Floyd for running. I guess Joshua became above the running stigma once he did it. Which is a double standard.

                  3. Wlad was old and Joshua benefited from it. And Wilder to this day can't escape the criticism of fighting a guy "with high blood pressure" The difference is... Ortiz wasn't once the caliber of fighter Wlad was. If he was Wilder would have got the same criticism

                  Quit whining......
                  Regarding your first point bro, Wilder has no choice but to try and engage, he doesn't have a plan B fellah, he can't box.

                  Wilder has a s**t resume, s**t fans, lies, ducks, whines, makes excuses, lost to Fury twice. He is garbage bro - and a cowardly lying piece of s**t who says he wants to kill a man. What's to like? Seriously...he's a turd.

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                  • _Rexy_
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                    #29
                    Originally posted by Lonelystoner
                    Why would Joshua choose to walk Ruiz down in the rematch when that's the main reason he got knocked out in the first fight?
                    Because he said he was going to come and knock Ruiz out, and instead he ran for 12 rounds from someone significantly smaller than him. Would have been like if Canelo fought Manny Pacquao and had been on the back foot the whole night.

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                      #30
                      Originally posted by _Rexy_
                      Because he said he was going to come and knock Ruiz out, and instead he ran for 12 rounds from someone significantly smaller than him. Would have been like if Canelo fought Manny Pacquao and had been on the back foot the whole night.
                      oh... well if he really said that he's puzzy

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