On this basis he feels Fury can beat Anthony JoshuaHomicideHenry wrote:This is boxing. This isn't a toughman contest. This isn't about who can lift the most weights. This isn't about who hits harder. This is about SKILLS, TIMING, SPEED, PRECISION
Like he 'gassed out' against Whyte?watsupdoc87 wrote:Fury points with aj gassing out late on
YOUR POINT was that Hughie was too small to fight Joshua. YOUR POINT was that Hughie was too immature to fight Joshua. YOUR POINT was that Joshua is such a powerhouse that Hughie has no chance in hell to win and would get blown away inside of three rounds. 
i thought that went 7 not 12 rounds. and i dont think whytes any use tbh. i tink fury outboxes 2 of them. i dont think either aj or whyte will amount to much when they really step up in class. but i think your a funny fuker, i enjoy reading your postsAndy Paints Brian wrote:Like he 'gassed out' against Whyte?watsupdoc87 wrote:Fury points with aj gassing out late on
even if i dnt agree The challenge was made directly to YOU, sir.Andy Paints Brian wrote:I should also add that Henry will send $100 to every member of the forum if Hughie fails to win a major title
If I am correct, all I said was you didn't owe me $100, just an apology.It really makes me laugh about how people have really lowered Joshua's stock since the Whyte fight . Watch the fight again , he had a dodgy few moments ,but was never in any serious trouble . Look how it turned out for Tyson Fury after his shockingly awful showing against Mcdermott in their first fight that most thought he lost , just after that fight you would never have dreamed he would be world champion one day . Joshua won by a stunning ko, not enough for some people .Andy Paints Brian wrote:Like he 'gassed out' against Whyte?watsupdoc87 wrote:Fury points with aj gassing out late on
i wasnt basing my opinion on the whyte fight at all, its an overall opinion ive had for some timerd350lc wrote:It really makes me laugh about how people have really lowered Joshua's stock since the Whyte fight . Watch the fight again , he had a dodgy few moments ,but was never in any serious trouble . Look how it turned out for Tyson Fury after his shockingly awful showing against Mcdermott in their first fight that most thought he lost , just after that fight you would never have dreamed he would be world champion one day . Joshua won by a stunning ko, not enough for some people .Andy Paints Brian wrote:Like he 'gassed out' against Whyte?watsupdoc87 wrote:Fury points with aj gassing out late on
1. I'm not English (don't make assumptions)HomicideHenry wrote:You are more than making this personal. Which is sad and pathetic, by the way. Then again, what would I expect from an Englishman? Nothing less than rudeness and spite.
All I pointed out is that BOXING, THE SWEET SCIENCE is not about power alone, size alone or even experience alone. Hughie is virtually the same size as Joshua. He's just as fast, if not faster. His style is all defense than offense. He's fast, he's experienced in the gym as Tyson's chief sparring partner and has put in hundreds and hundreds of rounds with a good mix of guys (Chambers, Cunningham, Johnson, etc).
Yes, I do believe Hughie can beat the man. But it's NOT because of my fascination with gyspies or bareknuckle boxing. It's because your man Joshua fights in a straight line, and has a limited arsenal of punches. He's wide open for counters, and the Dillian Whyte fight shown more errors and flaws in the man's style and constitution than it did success. Hughie has been taught, instructed and bred to be all about elusiveness and timing. I think a Joshua would have a hard time hitting the intended target.
Joshua is a repeat of David Price all over again. And that is just my feeling on the matter. We can agree to disagree all you want, but don't make it personal and say such contrived nonsense as to say I wish Gorman was my father and the like. That is petty, that is beneath common decency. Just because you are a man who wants to focus on paper (records) rather than what records don't show, and have to real vision to see outside the box, doesn't give you the right to insult me in such a manner.
I am aware of that thanks but going seven at a decent pace (after being badly hurt in the second) and still having the power to spark a bloke hardly indicates a 'gas' problem.watsupdoc87 wrote:i thought that went 7 not 12 rounds. and i dont think whytes any use tbh. i tink fury outboxes 2 of them. i dont think either aj or whyte will amount to much when they really step up in class. but i think your a funny fuker, i enjoy reading your posts
not lowering his stock .i just dont know why we are making him out to be king kong after beating whyte who didnt have a rep. like i said i think it show aj will take a punch so he has a heart. but it also showed aj can be hurt would you not agreerd350lc wrote:It really makes me laugh about how people have really lowered Joshua's stock since the Whyte fight . Watch the fight again , he had a dodgy few moments ,but was never in any serious trouble . Look how it turned out for Tyson Fury after his shockingly awful showing against Mcdermott in their first fight that most thought he lost , just after that fight you would never have dreamed he would be world champion one day . Joshua won by a stunning ko, not enough for some people .Andy Paints Brian wrote:Like he 'gassed out' against Whyte?watsupdoc87 wrote:Fury points with aj gassing out late on
That is quality postrd350lc wrote:It really makes me laugh about how people have really lowered Joshua's stock since the Whyte fight . Watch the fight again , he had a dodgy few moments ,but was never in any serious trouble . Look how it turned out for Tyson Fury after his shockingly awful showing against Mcdermott in their first fight that most thought he lost , just after that fight you would never have dreamed he would be world champion one day . Joshua won by a stunning ko, not enough for some people .
OK fair enough , what fights of his previous have had you concerns about his potential to go the top level ?watsupdoc87 wrote:i wasnt basing my opinion on the whyte fight at all, its an overall opinion ive had for some timerd350lc wrote:It really makes me laugh about how people have really lowered Joshua's stock since the Whyte fight . Watch the fight again , he had a dodgy few moments ,but was never in any serious trouble . Look how it turned out for Tyson Fury after his shockingly awful showing against Mcdermott in their first fight that most thought he lost , just after that fight you would never have dreamed he would be world champion one day . Joshua won by a stunning ko, not enough for some people .Andy Paints Brian wrote:Like he 'gassed out' against Whyte?
I'm not making him out to be anything, but I do think he would walk through Hughie.brilo33 wrote:i just dont know why we are making him out to be king kong
totally agree that any boxer can and will be hurt .brilo33 wrote:not lowering his stock .i just dont know why we are making him out to be king kong after beating whyte who didnt have a rep. like i said i think it show aj will take a punch so he has a heart. but it also showed aj can be hurt would you not agreerd350lc wrote:It really makes me laugh about how people have really lowered Joshua's stock since the Whyte fight . Watch the fight again , he had a dodgy few moments ,but was never in any serious trouble . Look how it turned out for Tyson Fury after his shockingly awful showing against Mcdermott in their first fight that most thought he lost , just after that fight you would never have dreamed he would be world champion one day . Joshua won by a stunning ko, not enough for some people .Andy Paints Brian wrote:Like he 'gassed out' against Whyte?
to be honest i think most of us think that is what will happenAndy Paints Brian wrote:I'm not making him out to be anything, but I do think he would walk through Hughie.brilo33 wrote:i just dont know why we are making him out to be king kong
brilo33 wrote:to be honest i think most of us think that is what will happen
HomicideHenryGorman wrote:Hughie has been taught, instructed and bred to be all about elusiveness and timing. I think a Joshua would have a hard time hitting the intended target
Ay?HomicideHenry wrote:You are more than making this personal. Which is sad and pathetic, by the way. Then again, what would I expect from an Englishman? Nothing less than rudeness and spite.
All I pointed out is that BOXING, THE SWEET SCIENCE is not about power alone, size alone or even experience alone. Hughie is virtually the same size as Joshua. He's just as fast, if not faster. His style is all defense than offense. He's fast, he's experienced in the gym as Tyson's chief sparring partner and has put in hundreds and hundreds of rounds with a good mix of guys (Chambers, Cunningham, Johnson, etc).
Yes, I do believe Hughie can beat the man. But it's NOT because of my fascination with gyspies or bareknuckle boxing. It's because your man Joshua fights in a straight line, and has a limited arsenal of punches. He's wide open for counters, and the Dillian Whyte fight shown more errors and flaws in the man's style and constitution than it did success. Hughie has been taught, instructed and bred to be all about elusiveness and timing. I think a Joshua would have a hard time hitting the intended target.
Joshua is a repeat of David Price all over again. And that is just my feeling on the matter. We can agree to disagree all you want, but don't make it personal and say such contrived nonsense as to say I wish Gorman was my father and the like. That is petty, that is beneath common decency. Just because you are a man who wants to focus on paper (records) rather than what records don't show, and have to real vision to see outside the box, doesn't give you the right to insult me in such a manner.
'Rudeness and spite'lefty wrote:Ay?
