100% this.
The most over hyped boxer to have lived. Just don't see what his supporters see in him, poor defence, so vulnerable hopefully no more world title fights.
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The most over hyped boxer to have lived. Just don't see what his supporters see in him, poor defence, so vulnerable hopefully no more world title fights.
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His interviews are dreadful.100% this.
The most over hyped boxer to have lived. Just don't see what his supporters see in him, poor defence, so vulnerable hopefully no more world title fights.
Sky pay a fortune to put on his beatings and he stands there with earphones in, barely looking at the interviewer, saying, 'I'm in the zone'!!!
Prick!
Bizarre reporting that...
It should've already been stopped by the point but the ref was an absolute disgrace.
The "establishment" *(for lack of a better term) have always been desperate to present this lad as a superhero. Leads to some bizarre situations/
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10 years ago I put Joshua ahead of Fury skill wise. I was clearly wrong, I've never really rated Fury that much, but admit he surprised me with a couple of his results. He is a decent boxer. Joshua on the other hand has turned out to be very limited.
He should retire now before he gets hurt. Although I expect he will have one more a big money making hype match with Fury after he loses to Usyk again in December.
He should retire now before he gets hurt. Although I expect he will have one more a big money making hype match with Fury after he loses to Usyk again in December.
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Title eliminator with Fury to see who is world champion tosser. That should be a close one. Both fighters have lost to Usyk who is a good fighter but not a true heavyweight. They are both lucky that they have been around in a time where there is no great fighters, unlike Murray in tennis who can count himself a trifle unlucky to have Nadal, Federer and Djokovic in his way10 years ago I put Joshua ahead of Fury skill wise. I was clearly wrong, I've never really rated Fury that much, but admit he surprised me with a couple of his results. He is a decent boxer. Joshua on the other hand has turned out to be very limited.
He should retire now before he gets hurt. Although I expect he will have one more a big money making hype match with Fury after he loses to Usyk again in December.
Not far off that to be honest. AJ has never had a especially complex defence but the head movement in there was novice like. Similar to Joe Joyce against Zhang he looked like so easy to hit in the face it was scary. Throwing punches an not moving the head is terrible, doing that against a heavy handed puncher is suicide. His trainer did not manage that corner well, AJ actually showed a lot of balls to keep throwing and keep going, but round two he should have got on his bike and used his longer reach. Might not have made a difference, Dubois could have walked him down but at least it would have given him a chance.AJ showed all the ring craft of a white collar fighter.
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You don't believe that about Lennox do you?Just want to say thanks Danny.
That one was for Lennox.
AJ hates Lennox because he knows the truth and Lennox is the goat heavyweight of all time.
Only one "Greatest".
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A steroid enhanced, cocaine addicted rapist who beats on pensioners?I think aj has a touch of the mcgregors about him