Totally agree. Not sure what the thinking was regarding the leaning out for this, presumably his camp thought he would be faster on his feet, more agile...but tactically he didn’t box that way...very puzzling.Problem with AJ is he stopped using his power to overwhelm opponents and instead has tried to become a Klitschko and just use power in a jab to keep distance for 12 rounds and win on points or vs rubbish opponents tire them and finish in the late rounds. He's not got the ring smarts or technical arsenal those 2 brothers had though so has and will continue to come undone vs capable fighters.
I'm not even sure AJ could beat Wilder and he can barely box.
Wilder would spark him and Fury is the giant version of Usyk. He won't see them belts again.
About 5 of the top 10 would probably beat Wilder. His chin is worse than AJ's. He was rocked by Molina and Breazeale who AJ toyed with, floored by Sconiers and rescued by a long count earlier in his career(if that was AJ...). Rescued by a dodgy doctor check against Ortiz, who wasn't even a legit top 10 opponent(beat nobody) at the time but would have handed him his first defeat if he had the stamina. Fury's been selling that BS about Wilder because outside of the Wlad fight that's all he has on his resume.I don't think Wilder would beat AJ. However we'll never know as heavyweight boxers love to duck each other.
Haha, “AJ won at least 5 rounds” - I’ll have some of what you’re smoking, it sounds awesome.Credit to Usyk but some people don't know how to score boxing rounds IMO. AJ even while not at his best, won at least 5 rounds and there were swing rounds you could argue about(so much for the judges being dodgy). The biggest mistake he made was letting Usyk bank those early rounds because the last two rounds you'd have expect Usyk to be fresher and that's how it went.