Anthony Joshua vs. Dominic Breazeale - June 25th 2016

Joshua vs. Breazeale Winner and How?

Poll ended at 12 Apr 2016, 17:20

Anthony Joshua Stoppage
160
91%
Anthony Joshua Decision
1
1%
Draw
1
1%
Dominic Breazeale Decision
3
2%
Dominic Breazeale Stoppage
11
6%
 
Total votes: 176

wesshaw1985
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Re: Next For Anthony Joshua?

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crusader
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Re: Next For Anthony Joshua?

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A bit of a stretch to bill Stiverne as an American? Haitian born and boxed for Canada as an amateur.
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Re: Next For Anthony Joshua?

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asdfjkl wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
asdfjkl wrote: The Dutch can probably easely dominate in the sport as well. There's a reason Tyson Fury often spars with Dutch kickboxers. The Dutch could probably dominate in Basketball as well, but for some reason they prefere "korfbal". The Dutch used to be the tallest nation in the world, that's why I mention them. I once hoped Olivier Richters would start boxing, but Overeem never introduced him in that sport.
They're no bad at windmills too
Exactly, there's now finaly a Dutch immigrant boxing af the heavyweight league, and he's doing reasonable, but I don't think he will receive more opponends any time soon. Nick Webb (undercard David Haye) could be a good opponend, but since Nick looks so much like David Haye, I'm quite confident Nick doesn't dare to fight Tyrone Spong.
Why do you keep banging on about Tyrone Spong?
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Re: Next For Anthony Joshua?

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fizzjambo wrote:
asdfjkl wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
They're no bad at windmills too
Exactly, there's now finaly a Dutch immigrant boxing af the heavyweight league, and he's doing reasonable, but I don't think he will receive more opponends any time soon. Nick Webb (undercard David Haye) could be a good opponend, but since Nick looks so much like David Haye, I'm quite confident Nick doesn't dare to fight Tyrone Spong.
Why do you keep banging on about Tyrone Spong?
Because he's a good fighter that deserves recognicion he doesn't yet have.

Also, I was talking about the Dutch, so no wonderI was talking about Spong.
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Re: Next For Anthony Joshua?

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Syntax Error wrote:
wesshaw1985 wrote:Hearn: Fury vs. Joshua possible for November, Joshua vs. Haye 2017 - http://www.BS.com/hearn-fury-j ... 17--103352
If I was Hearn, I'd call Haye's bluff & offer him a shot next rather than wait until 2017.

I know he's done nothing to deserve it, but he's been calling out Joshua & he's got a big profile, so the fight would sell out in a flash.

I'm dying to see Haye in a fight where the opponent isn't on life support.
Likewise AJ! :TU:
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Re: Next For Anthony Joshua?

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It's not going to be Stiverne then. From last month, him and Helenius have dropped out with Molina and Duhaupaus coming in.
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Re: Next For Anthony Joshua?

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Has anyone mentioned Audley yet?
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Re: Next For Anthony Joshua?

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How is David Haye ranked number 12 by the IBF? I thought the Mori fight had some bullshit WBA angle? Boxing is mental.
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Re: Next For Anthony Joshua?

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Surely Stiverne has to be still in the mix? He's got to bring more of a challenge than Breazeale, Molina or Miller? I mean this isn't a mandatory defence.

Also, does the winner of Parker/Takam become a mandatory? Or will they have a final eliminator against Teper?
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Re: Next For Anthony Joshua?

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Rob3_142 wrote:Surely Stiverne has to be still in the mix? He's got to bring more of a challenge than Breazeale, Molina or Miller? I mean this isn't a mandatory defence.
Whoever you think is the most credible in the list Eddie spouts will be the one. "We're talking to the reps of Dogshit, Horseshit, Stiverne and Pigshit."
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Re: Next For Anthony Joshua?

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Rob3_142 wrote:Surely Stiverne has to be still in the mix? He's got to bring more of a challenge than Breazeale, Molina or Miller? I mean this isn't a mandatory defence.

Also, does the winner of Parker/Takam become a mandatory? Or will they have a final eliminator against Teper?
My understanding is that the voluntary defence still has to be someone in the top 15 but I may be wrong.
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Re: Next For Anthony Joshua?

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expe wrote:There's already a thread on this, what happened to keeping everything streamlined?
And mine was posted first.
Get this shit merged. :lol:

But seriously, it must be an interesting topic. This is the third thread with basically the same title and it made it to 60 odd posts

Be interesting to compare the polls
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Re: Next For Anthony Joshua?

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Sklar wrote:Has anyone mentioned Audley yet?
You have the right idea :TU: YES HE CAN!!!!
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Re: Next For Anthony Joshua?

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Sklar wrote:
Rob3_142 wrote:Surely Stiverne has to be still in the mix? He's got to bring more of a challenge than Breazeale, Molina or Miller? I mean this isn't a mandatory defence.
Whoever you think is the most credible in the list Eddie spouts will be the one. "We're talking to the reps of Dogshit, Horseshit, Stiverne and Pigshit."
Well don't get me wrong, I don't think that any American outside of Wilder is worth mentioning, but it's an American, end of. They want to crack the US market before they start setting up super fights in the fall. It makes perfect sense from a business perspective, but it just lines up a horrendous fight.

What I will say though, is if it is Stiverne, and AJ steamrollers him inside 3 rounds, surely that has got to be a statement?
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Re: Next For Anthony Joshua?

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It's going to be Molina isn't it now he's appeared at #15 :verysad:

A guy who was stopped inside a round by Arreola and knocked down 5 times and stopped by Wilder.

He's a part time school teacher who's looking like he's had 2 World Title shots in his last 3 fights.

This is why we shouldn't have champions who learn on the job ...
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Re: Next For Anthony Joshua?

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Maxsplit wrote:It's going to be Molina isn't it now he's appeared at #15 :verysad:

A guy who was stopped inside a round by Arreola and knocked down 5 times and stopped by Wilder.

He's a part time school teacher who's looking like he's had 2 World Title shots in his last 3 fights.

This is why we shouldn't have champions who learn on the job ...
IBF's fault for stripping Fury of the belt! They're contributing to this circus!
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Re: Next For Anthony Joshua?

Post by Tuan_Jim »

What in Hades is a Jarrell Miller? And is it as passive, fleshy and ordinary looking as Breazeale?

[Full disclosure: I have never seen Breazeale, know nothing of him, and am lazily basing my description of him purely on the general look of modern American heavies.]
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Re: Next For Anthony Joshua?

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Re: Next For Anthony Joshua?

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http://www.BS.com/ibf-outlines ... ne--103674

IBF is creating a tournament -

Chisora vs. Pulev - May 7th & Parker vs. Takam - May 21st
winners must face off before October 1st.

with the overall winner due to face Joshua by January 15th 2017...
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Re: Next For Anthony Joshua?

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wesshaw1985 wrote:http://www.BS.com/ibf-outlines ... ne--103674

IBF is creating a tournament -

Chisora vs. Pulev - May 7th & Parker vs. Takam - May 21st
winners must face off before October 1st.

with the overall winner due to face Joshua by January 15th 2017...
I thought Parker/Takam was a final eliminator, but I suppose that explains why the #1/#2 spots on the IBF rankings are blank.

Allows Joshua two voluntaries (June and Sept/Oct), which is what Hearn said just after he won the belt. I still think the long term aim is to fight Fury next summer at Wembley Stadium.
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Re: Next For Anthony Joshua?

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wesshaw1985 wrote:http://www.BS.com/ibf-outlines ... ne--103674

IBF is creating a tournament -

Chisora vs. Pulev - May 7th & Parker vs. Takam - May 21st
winners must face off before October 1st.

with the overall winner due to face Joshua by January 15th 2017...
I thought Pulev v Chisora was for the EBU title?
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Re: Anthony Joshua vs. ??? - June 25th 2016

Post by reggaereggae »

Would it be possible that Chisora pulls out of the Pulev fight and signs to fight AJ?

It would be an easy sell- yes Dereck has little chance, which Hearn will like, but his name is known and you know he talks so will create hype and PR. Joshua has a big following in the casual fan world and they don't know enough about boxing and will just love the hype = PPV buys = a self satisfied Eddie Hearn jacking off with a finger up his aris when he downloads the PPV buys figures...
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Re: Next For Anthony Joshua?

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BillyTKid wrote:How is David Haye ranked number 12 by the IBF? I thought the Mori fight had some bullshit WBA angle? Boxing is mental.
The IBS must see £££s in the midst.

If David Haye can fill up the O2 whilst knocking over daddofils, he will prove to be a lucrative proposition once he fights someone who isn't on life support.

Joshua v Haye would be huge & the IBS know it.
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Re: Anthony Joshua vs. ??? - June 25th 2016

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reggaereggae wrote:Would it be possible that Chisora pulls out of the Pulev fight and signs to fight AJ?

It would be an easy sell- yes Dereck has little chance, which Hearn will like, but his name is known and you know he talks so will create hype and PR. Joshua has a big following in the casual fan world and they don't know enough about boxing and will just love the hype = PPV buys = a self satisfied Eddie Hearn jacking off with a finger up his aris when he downloads the PPV buys figures...
Good shout.

The gravy train will really start rolling if Joshua can do a number on Chisora in either a quicker or more impressive fashion than Fury or Haye did.
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