A good win for joshua but the result was never in doubt. Good on brazil though, he is no charles martin.
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Originally posted by LacedUp View PostArm puncher? Wtf are you on about.
He clearly just took his time. As soon as he stepped on it, he got the guy out of there.
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Lol Haye saying that he's fighting weak opponents so people have question marks about him and if he's beating good opponents, he'll never get a fight with Joshua.
He probably has a point to be fair haha but i don't think that's the reason for his choice opposition
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1-2 with the occasional left hook put in.
Zero variety, doesn't mix up the speed of his shots.
No footwork at all, terribly uncoordinated. His foot positioning is terrible
Just as basic as you can get.
His limitations are clear as daylight and its clear to me he is not this monsterous one punch knockout artist either. He pushes with his punches.
I'm not buying.
Personally I think Haye will obliterate him.
I think Ortiz breaks his neck. Fury boxes rings around him.
Old Wlad K.Os his ass and Wilder probably sends him too Mars.
Put him in with a Povetkin or Stiverne, lets see how he gets on with the lower tier world level fighters. I have my doubts he'd beat either.
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Originally posted by stefl14 View PostHe is an arm puncher though. Just look at how he throws punches - he's an arm puncher it's as simple as that. He's an incredible athlete, extremely large, and has only fought absolute bums. As a consequence he's knocked everyone out. I didn't say he's not a good fighter as he clearly is, but as a puncher he is overrated. Breazeale has one of the worst defences I've ever seen, and is arguably the slowest title challenger I've ever seen.
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Originally posted by revelated View PostCome on man. Joshua could have easily taken Breezy out in round 2. He was wobbled BAD mid-round and AJ stopped chasing him and let him recover.
That was a blatant attempt to extend the fight. Probably Eddie Hearn telling him not to spark Breazeale early.
Originally posted by El-blanco View PostYa I need to see him in there with a guy who has actual talent. So far he's been blasting out no hopers. I think Haye would beat him and I never would have thought that before. He's just too predictable and repetitive.
And, yea, Haye might actually trouble him. Which also pains me to say.
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Originally posted by SilverMiles View PostHe's basically saying Joshua hits so hard that he doesn't even have to put his shoulder into the punch to knockout of opponents.
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What people are failing to see is that there's levels of being an arm puncher. Yes, AJ isn't an arm puncher in the sense that Paulie is, but he doesn't sit on his punches in the way that Hearns and Julian Jackson did either - not by a long shot. Many of his shots are arm punches, and even the ones that aren't he really doesn't get his hips and full body weight into the punch like the true power giants do. He's got you idiots fooled by knocking out 17 absolutely garbage fighters.
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