You may want to rethink this thread just in case judges in Wilder-Fury fight are even remotely fair. Judges wont be necessary this time, like with Stiverne Wilder will make adjustments, Fury is a LOT better than Stiverne, Nevertheless Wilder will catch him earlier than the 12th round this time and ...

He's too smart to come back. Mostly this. One of the most level-headed individuals in a sport where emotions often run high. Many others in his position would come back, craving action, attention or even money, but you can rely on Ward being way too smart to tarnish his legacy with foolish attempts...

Wait, a boxer just adapted tactically and fought to his strengths to win a world title?

Quick, call the police!

You may want to rethink this thread just in case judges in Wilder-Fury fight are even remotely fair.

I sincerely hope for Usyk vs. Joshua. What a fight

Also, rating AJ lower than Wilder or Fury at this point is just laughable. His resume is way ahead, he beat better opponents than both of them combined and a single nasty loss is just not enough to offset this fact.

Both Ruiz and Joshua should fight other dudes before getting another crack at this. Ruiz needs to prove himself worthy, before his only great win gets dissmissed as a fluke. Fight some decent challengers and bring some credibility to the third fight in a few years. AJ still has big fights ahead and ...

Rewatching the first fight... I don't know what is Joshua's gameplan with the lean physique. It's not like he gains anything by being lighter on his feet. Or am I missing something? Ruiz is a stylistically bad match-up for Joshua, but he has huge flaws in his game. His inside game isn't particularly...

Why on Earth would Joshua accept such a fight? He gains nothing by winning and if Klitschko takes a round or two off him, his reputation would be damaged.

A rematch with Haye would actually be more interesting to watch at this point.

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What on earth are we discussing anyway? There are millions of big guys on this planet who can land and take a huge punch, but not all of them would do well in boxing. There is just more to this sport than just athleticism and it would take more than just a few weeks of boxing lessons for Wilt to lan...

Ali KOs him early. No way does anybody, no matter how good an athlete or how big they are, get in the ring with a HW champ with no am or pro experience and last any more than a few minutes. I'd pick any champ above lightweight to win this easily. Wilt Chamberlain would KO Ali in a matter of seconds...

He was, however, quite cocky as you noticed, which didn't help his image. Cockiness and trash-talking are quite common in boxing and it doesn't necessarily hurt your image. But to do that, you just have to have some style and consistency to convince people you think seriously. Quotes that snake men...

I don't think you provided the best of examples why this rule shouldn't be used, yancey. Bonavena was clearly out after that left hand and it wouldn't matter much whether Ali would go for him from the corner or not. There was still a whole minute to go and Ringo didn't look like having feet under co...