Comments Thread For: Joshua: Tyson Fury Has Surprised Me, But Every Fighter Needs Time To Develop

[Angeljuice]

The #1. fought the #2., TWO times ; make it THREE in the trilogy. When is Joshua going to step up?

The number 2 was scared of AJ and refused to fight him. You can't blame AJ for not fighting a man who ran away from every negotiation.

Wilder will always be #2, even though he barely breaks the top ten heavyweights right now.

[Boxviewer]

Nah, gonna keep exposing you for the filth you are. Just mad I speak truth about that woman beating loser you worship.

Don't mind those delusional fake boxing fans. I do take a pity on them, they have been worshipping a fake champ, so when they see a real champion they get confused like their fake champ after the beating Fury gave him.

[Boxviewer]

The number 2 was scared of AJ and refused to fight him. You can't blame AJ for not fighting a man who ran away from every negotiation.

Wilder will always be #2, even though he barely breaks the top ten heavyweights right now.

😂😂😂.... Wilder was the worst fake champion I have ever seen in my life.
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[jbpanama]

Lol.. That's your opinion friend.. I believe Wilder will KO Fury and AJ next.. I believe we will see a new animal in Wilder... I believe that new animal will be too much for either.. But hey.. That's just my opinion..

Did U watch The Gypsy King Steamroll The Bomber...?

Fury is the Man at Heavy...

[ArturoBalboa]

I’ve never been more wrong about a fighter than Tyson fury, when he first started out I didn’t think he had the potential to be anywhere near world level.

[Bunch Pag]

Love the little "took me 3 years to Tyson's 10 years" dig as if it's something special..

Suppose you gotta try whatever you can when the other has been Mr Limelight for the past year or so...

[ussy]

Somebody really needs to tell Joshua he wouldn’t have done nothing in 3 years if he came up in the heart of the Klitschko era.

And if there’s killers around in his 10th year he won’t be doing nothing either.

This era of boxers are more celebrities than fighter, that’s what the games become.

[Ant1979]

He is ambitious and works very hard to accomplish his dream of becoming an undisputed champion. There is nothing preachy or fake about that. And he has been fighting the mandatory accordingly.

Fake is the one who just managed to become a champion of one of the abc and got protected since then with zero ambition to unify the division. Fortunately, he eventually got exposed for what he's truly is, paper-champion.

There's no questioning Joshua's ambitions, work ethic or discipline. There was no way Wilder was getting in with the likes of Klitschko, even Whyte.*

Just wish he'd lighten up a bit more in interviews, it's all a bit manufactured and 'branded' now but perhaps that's all part of the plan.

[Ant1979]

I don't think he got preachy. I think the fame just came too sudden for him. He's a regular guy that wants to hang out with the lads and make enough money to help his fam. Then he became a dad and money/fame got in the mix. They type of recognition he got after beating Wlad in 2017 would've broken a lot of people because it came fast. A look at how Fury went berserk after that should tell you all you need to know.

I think after that, since he doesn't indulge in vices like others do, he started reading those inspirational quotes. And that's why he talks the way he talks now. But as time goes on - he'll get more comfortable.

Yeah, maybe I was a little harsh with the 'preachy' comment. But I think his relationship with the fans would benefit from relaxing the PR a bit and not taking himself so seriously. Lighten up, crack a few jokes, not every line has to be a pearl of wisdom.

[Boxviewer]

Yeah, maybe I was a little harsh with the 'preachy' comment. But I think his relationship with the fans would benefit from relaxing the PR a bit and not taking himself so seriously. Lighten up, crack a few jokes, not every line has to be a pearl of wisdom.

The way he talks has everything to do with his cultural background. He's of the Yoruba tribe, Nigeria, and that's how their adults speak. Nothing bad about that.