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I would like to see Hughie Fury fight Joshua , now that would be a laugh with Peter picking his son up off the deck and still declaring he is the best Heavyweight out there.Peter makes sense regards the sport until his son is mentioned , he then makes a fool of himself.Hughie is the only Fury Joshua is beating!
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Well that’s because any fight talk about wilder demands that wilder sign with dayzin and must take whatever money Edward Hearn decides he deserves. Hearn’s “sign with me and let me control your career and help me sell dayzin to Americans” attitude while simultaneously talking down to every PBC fighter who won’t do his bidding will keep that fight from ever happening. Even though I think it’s a tossup who wins. Joshua either outboxes and stops wilder in 6 or wilder bingos Joshua and flattens him in 3Comment
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Wilder fans trying to still keep his name alive, his career is on the back burner, face it, unless he’s prepared to go back to the grind he’s gonna be frozen out of the top table, they never wanted him there in the first place. Now the belts are in the UK, even magic Bob won’t be able to get Wilder a big fight.
My guess is Wilder will have to fight Parker, a tomato can (cos he generally does) and then Whyte before he gets another shot. By then Fury will be retired, so just AJ available if he’s still interested.Comment
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Wilder's problem was not that he lost. Can happen to anyone. Happened to the overwhelming majority of the greatest fighters that ever lived.
His problem is his behavior after the fight. It isn't just that the made the series of ridiculous excuses he did. It's the fact that by doing so he signals that he hasn't come to terms with the reality and hence he can't learn from it.
When AJ lost he IMMEDIATELY invoked the rematch and went back in the gym. He learnt from his loss, came back and won.
Wilder had the same chance. He just didn't take it.
Personally I think he has practically NO chance against Fury. And I suspect in his heart he knows it and that fact underlies his behavior.
So until his behavior changes to that of a serious professional ready to be humble and learn, he is for all intents and purposes out of the picture.
With regard to AJ if you look at the resumes of ALL current top heavyweights his resume is ridiculously better than anyone else's.
And that includes Fury.
I don't know who will win Fury vs AJ. It will be a very very interesting fight. I suspect AJ will take it because he is more skillful than most people seem to realize, his games is maturing, he hits incredibly hard and he is a ruthless finisher. But he can be caught and his chin is suspect. Whether Fury has the power I don't know. And the new post Ruiz AJ is a more mature fighter, better able to balance risk and opportunity. A very interesting fight.
The AJ Fury fight(s) will be made and it will be as soon as the money is there to satisfy them both. No other fights matter for either of them.Comment
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I think the reason guys like you like Joshua is because most of you too are liars and cowards. His actions bring many of your solace. Joshua LITERALLY ON TELEVISION showed no real conviction about a Fury fight and yet we want to pretend as if its Fury the one ducking. The same Gury who dismantled both Wlad and Wilder in their backyard.
Unbelievable.Comment
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I think Wilder flattens him in three. I say that despite not thinking Wilder is a remotely better boxer than Joshua and having considerably worse fundamentals. Why though? Because Joshua is weak minded. Its clear as day that the boy does not have the soul or mentality of a fighter who honestly believes he is the best. I actually feel thats why a lot of his fans like him. A black boxer with talent but not the kind of mindset which makes any of his white audience uncomfortable.Comment
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