Originally posted by PeasantCrusha
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Is the general consensus now that Wilder smokes AJ?
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Wilder would catch him at some point, AJ just looks too flawed and even beating Ruiz he didn't look smooth or relaxed in there
For his best chance at winning I seem to be in the minority in thinking AJ needs to step to Wilder from the opening bell. Fury only just got through 12 rounds trying to box and AJ doesn't have his chin, footwork or defence. Ortiz did well when he boxed on the front foot, even though he looked bad when having to chase Hammer and Scott. AJ is better coming forward than Ortiz, worse at boxing+moving than Fury.
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Originally posted by JakeTheBoxer View PostOrtiz is good only in fantasy of Wilder fans. He is old Cuban without any serious success as an amateur.
Wilder didn`t beat Fury, it was a draw. Ortiz is not better than Povetkin, Parker or Whyte.
This is why Joshua had NO interest in Ortiz. They know their limits over in the U.K.
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Still picking AJ but I used to have a lot more confidence in my pick, his chin has looked a lot worse in the past 12 months while Wilders power seems to be getting more impressive. Still he’s the better boxer and punches hard enough to drop Wilder and finish him, on the flip side all Wilder needs is a flush right hand and it’s all over. Near enough 50-50 fight now.
You will have some Wilder fans screaming to the hills that Wilder wins in 2/3 rounds...... he’s only ever done that against punch bag types that he can freely unload on. Against a good boxer with Power he will be cautious early on and that’s when Joshua has to capitalise.
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Originally posted by PeasantCrusha View PostHey Timmy, I didn't mean to hurt your feelings. Let's just pretend your big black idol has a great chin and pretend Ruiz fight never happened OK?
AJ is the GOAT!
Cool?
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Originally posted by Clegg View PostWilder would catch him at some point, AJ just looks too flawed and even beating Ruiz he didn't look smooth or relaxed in there
For his best chance at winning I seem to be in the minority in thinking AJ needs to step to Wilder from the opening bell. Fury only just got through 12 rounds trying to box and AJ doesn't have his chin, footwork or defence. Ortiz did well when he boxed on the front foot, even though he looked bad when having to chase Hammer and Scott. AJ is better coming forward than Ortiz, worse at boxing+moving than Fury.
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Originally posted by Clegg View PostWilder would catch him at some point, AJ just looks too flawed and even beating Ruiz he didn't look smooth or relaxed in there
For his best chance at winning I seem to be in the minority in thinking AJ needs to step to Wilder from the opening bell. Fury only just got through 12 rounds trying to box and AJ doesn't have his chin, footwork or defence. Ortiz did well when he boxed on the front foot, even though he looked bad when having to chase Hammer and Scott. AJ is better coming forward than Ortiz, worse at boxing+moving than Fury.
I'm surprised at all the talk of Wilder v AJ though, is everyone assuming the Fury v Wilder rematch is gonna go Wilder's way or something
The much more exciting fight to be speculating about, from a British point of view, is Fury v AJ. It would be a huge boxing event, even if the Wilder v AJ fight is the more intriguing match-up stylistically
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He's going to have to take the fight to Wilder ala Hagler-Hearns. Fury nearly boxed the perfect fight and still got clocked twice. He will have to engage because I don't believe he can box outside of Wilder's punching range for 12 without being caught once.
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