Say what? He has not been caught by anything even close to a decent shot by anyone else, that Whyte shot is pretty much the only clean shot he has taken and he took it terriblyIT wrote:davie wrote:All trueIT wrote: It does seem like there's a new rumour of him being chinned by a sparring partner every other week
It's what keeps him grounded and humble![]()
Aside from that momentary wobble against Whyte, his chin has held up well in actual fights where it matters.
Im not really that fussed if he's getting chinned in sparring. Its better to get knocked out there than in actual fights i guess.
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I believe that I may have KO'd AJ in sparring too now that I think of it
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Hardly. He took a left hook flush on the chin and was wobbled for a few seconds and then recovered very quickly and proceded to beat the hell out of Whyte for the rest of the round. It's probably the best punch Whyte has thrown and landed in his career aswell.tobyh5 wrote:Say what? He has not been caught by anything even close to a decent shot by anyone else, that Whyte shot is pretty much the only clean shot he has taken and he took it terriblyIT wrote:davie wrote:
All true
It's what keeps him grounded and humble![]()
Aside from that momentary wobble against Whyte, his chin has held up well in actual fights where it matters.
Im not really that fussed if he's getting chinned in sparring. Its better to get knocked out there than in actual fights i guess.
I'm not great Joshua fan, I just don't think his chin is as bad as people are making it out to be. It's not like Khan who does the chicken dance relatively frequently.
Breazeale also landed a few decent shots aswell I remember when Joshua got a little greedy and he took them pretty well.
So I'm summary; Joshua might not have the greatest chin in the world but it's fairly sturdy imo, based purely off what I've seen in the ring up to now.
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crusader wrote:I believe that I may have KO'd AJ in sparring too now that I think of it
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Yeah I'm sure your right. Bunce contradicted himself anyway as he said AJ liked to help the up and coming fighters and wouldn't take liberties with them when sparring, so AJ probably went easy on the kid which might explain why Dubois looked good against him.MightyWarrior wrote:Usual cobblers from blow hard Bunce, bigging up his boss's new signing, if it was the other way round or AJ wasn't match room he'd not be mentioning rumours.Controversial wrote:He's a big lump for a 19 year old isn't he. One to keep an eye on for sure. Interesting comment from Bunce that he done exceptionally well when sparring AJ and he had to be careful what he said or the lawyers would be after him.
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crusader wrote:I believe that I may have KO'd AJ in sparring too now that I think of it
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Dubois in against Blaise Mendouo this Saturday. Cameroonian former Olympian. Is (or was, dunno his current status) trained by Pat Barrett.
Seen Blaise before V Sam Hyde. Hyde got a pretty generous decision in my opinion at Cruiser. He comes to fight. So should be a good test.
Seen Blaise before V Sam Hyde. Hyde got a pretty generous decision in my opinion at Cruiser. He comes to fight. So should be a good test.
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Damn, he used to be cruiser? He's guna get splattered by Dubois!
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Now he's going from League One, to the Premier League with Wlad. It's works in reveres if you look at how many they blow away in the first 20, and as they step up it gets harder, and you ultimately go to a decision. A flush left hook from Wlad will answer a lot of questions. I hope AJ stands up to it, but I really don't think he will be able to. He's got to stick to the plan if he's got one. Plan A so far is to just knock them the feck out. Does AJ have a plan B?tobyh5 wrote:Say what? He has not been caught by anything even close to a decent shot by anyone else, that Whyte shot is pretty much the only clean shot he has taken and he took it terriblyIT wrote:davie wrote:
All true
It's what keeps him grounded and humble![]()
Aside from that momentary wobble against Whyte, his chin has held up well in actual fights where it matters.
Im not really that fussed if he's getting chinned in sparring. Its better to get knocked out there than in actual fights i guess.
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The problem is- I dont believe Joshua's chin will even get tested in this fight. I see Wlad being extremely gun shy and then getting taken out very quickly.
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Feck me! Can they not find a heavy over 6 2"
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Shame about the Howe fight. I was very impressed reading that was to be his debut.
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crusader wrote:I believe that I may have KO'd AJ in sparring too now that I think of it
It seems that a lot of people are desperate for AJ to have a glass jaw; I can't see Wlad testing it, mind, not with the handful of punches he now throws each round...
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I'd put Dubious in with the Cornish Sexton winner. I know he's only 19 but fukk waiting about. I reckon he'd give either a pasting.
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If Sexton is having another go at it, he'll knock Cornish about. He's a lively fighter if he fancies it. Gave Del Boy plenty.Stuarty30 wrote:I'd put Dubious in with the Cornish Sexton winner. I know he's only 19 but fukk waiting about. I reckon he'd give either a pasting.
He folded like a deck of cards before the first bell against Price though. Pathetic showing
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I'd be inclined to agree with you, neither is particularly stellar and I don't think there's anything he'll learn from knocking over journeymen opponents. Sexton will beat Cornish pretty handily I reckon...Stuarty30 wrote:I'd put Dubious in with the Cornish Sexton winner. I know he's only 19 but fukk waiting about. I reckon he'd give either a pasting.
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Sexton of a few years back would've beaten Cornish pretty easily but inactivity might cost him here. Cornish has looked awful anytime I've seen him but Nelson has maybe made enough changes for him to have a chance. I'd prefer a Sexton win tbh but I think Cornish has a chance.chinarich wrote:I'd be inclined to agree with you, neither is particularly stellar and I don't think there's anything he'll learn from knocking over journeymen opponents. Sexton will beat Cornish pretty handily I reckon...Stuarty30 wrote:I'd put Dubious in with the Cornish Sexton winner. I know he's only 19 but fukk waiting about. I reckon he'd give either a pasting.
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what time will Daniel Dubois fight at?
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Dubois sounds quite confident to move up quickly, and is of the belief that he's ready to take on guys at the top already. However the first round was a little sloppy last night, and although he has excellent attributes (jab, composure and power), I think he needs to just be reigned in a bit. He could definitely be thrown into the British mix before the end of the year, but to go up through the levels logically, and being patient.
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daniel is very eager for victory and makes mistakes in the defense is very young
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Talking of heavyweight prospects I see 10-0 Sean Turner was outpointed by tough-nut Sokolowski on Saturday.
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I wouldn't say he was a prospect.Dixonian wrote:Talking of heavyweight prospects I see 10-0 Sean Turner was outpointed by tough-nut Sokolowski on Saturday.
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I'd say he was a prospect. As an amateur he was Irish senior champ and fought internationally (including against AJ), and he also had some World Series of Boxing experience.Asterix wrote:I wouldn't say he was a prospect.Dixonian wrote:Talking of heavyweight prospects I see 10-0 Sean Turner was outpointed by tough-nut Sokolowski on Saturday.
Clearly didn't look to be made for the top level though. Incidentally, Sokolowski is turning into quite the upsetter...
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And his fight with Josh Sandland should be a good matchup.crusader wrote:I'd say he was a prospect. As an amateur he was Irish senior champ and fought internationally (including against AJ), and he also had some World Series of Boxing experience.Asterix wrote:I wouldn't say he was a prospect.Dixonian wrote:Talking of heavyweight prospects I see 10-0 Sean Turner was outpointed by tough-nut Sokolowski on Saturday.
Clearly didn't look to be made for the top level though. Incidentally, Sokolowski is turning into quite the upsetter...