Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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Whats Joshua thinking now? Damn my payday is lost(relief) his mentalness might let Wallin win.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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or he's feeling extra studly cuz his leftovers schooled the guy so many had hyped to batter him
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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unknownman79 wrote: 23 Dec 2023, 19:03 Whats Joshua thinking now? Damn my payday is lost(relief) his mentalness might let Wallin win.
You can see it happening, it's been that sort of night .
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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unknownman79 wrote: 23 Dec 2023, 19:03 Whats Joshua thinking now? Damn my payday is lost(relief) his mentalness might let Wallin win.
He will have to fight Fury now!
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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Wilder is an absolute bum. Won't be convinced otherwise
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

Post by NoScoutingReports »

Wilder couldn't have given a fiddler's fcuk about getting beat going off that interview, suggests that's the end of the road for him. The lack of urgency was baffling to be fair. Happy for Joe, good guy.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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Yes , but he'll probably lose to Usyk .

The heavyweight division is all over the place :yay:
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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rd350lc wrote: 23 Dec 2023, 18:53Wilder shot to shit .
Fury took his soul .
He didn't seem his usual confident self all week tbh .
Wilder took that one overhand really well, and my main takeaway from this fight is how much of a factor Fury's weight was. You could also apply that to Joyce wearing Parker down with constant work.

As we keep saying, the Usyk-Fury ref is the most crucial pick in years.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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rd350lc wrote: 23 Dec 2023, 19:02
Kilburn wrote: 23 Dec 2023, 19:00 Pretty reasonable interview from Wilder.

Seems a genuinely happy guy.
I think he knew he was done coming into this and was grateful for a big last payday .
Yh he’s made his money. He won a world title which he defended 10 times. He has a good run for whatever it was worth..
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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Fury's 2nd and 3rd best wins massively devalued.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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Eddie Hearn is so happy in that interview.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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knockout wrote: 23 Dec 2023, 19:01
KiwiRider wrote: 23 Dec 2023, 19:00 Tense fight.
That was a very mature performance from Joe. I was just waiting for him to mess up, or takr his foot off the gas.
Andy Lee worked with him on avoiding the Bomb, that was impressive.
Big up NZ :)
This is the first time I've ever backed him, and got 8/1 on it :D
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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joshj909 wrote: 23 Dec 2023, 19:05 Wilder is an absolute bum. Won't be convinced otherwise
I guess you would beat him inside the distance.........
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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That is good for AJ as it means if he wins vs Wallin he can fight Hrgovic for the vacant IBF title when the belts fragment in the new year
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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deadpan wrote: 23 Dec 2023, 19:08 Fury's 2nd and 3rd best wins massively devalued.
What was his first?

Wlad?
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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George_Jones88 wrote: 23 Dec 2023, 19:09 That is good for AJ as it means if he wins vs Wallin he can fight Hrgovic for the vacant IBF title when the belts fragment in the new year
But does he beat him?
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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wilder's record vs top 10 opponents is barely a winning one, like 4-3-1. he beat up enough soft stuff you had people really believing he was some sort of hall of famer, #2 of the generation fighter
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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Wilder was always bang ordinary skill wise, I think fury robbed him of confidence. Parkers nothing special and easily contained him.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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Coco wrote: 23 Dec 2023, 19:08
joshj909 wrote: 23 Dec 2023, 19:05 Wilder is an absolute bum. Won't be convinced otherwise
I guess you would beat him inside the distance.........
Yeah because I'm a professional heavyweight boxer...
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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George_Jones88 wrote: 23 Dec 2023, 19:09 That is good for AJ as it means if he wins vs Wallin he can fight Hrgovic for the vacant IBF title when the belts fragment in the new year
Yes, I think that was probably in the plan, now brought forward one fight. Unless we get another upset tonight
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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rd350lc wrote: 23 Dec 2023, 18:56
lazboy wrote: 23 Dec 2023, 18:55 Wilder fought the way he normally does, he was just in there with a good to very good fighter.
Disagree, there was no real spite in anything he threw .
Agree with Parker being good though .
Wilder had been taking Ayuhuasca (sp?) in the desert ! :lol:
I'm glad he's happy, but that's no preparation. Well done JP, but Deontay was terrible tonight.

Aj gonna look great now and confirm himself as clear no.3... :box:
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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I’ve never liked Wilder, always thought his record was ridiculously padded.

But anyone would have to give him credit for eating up that right hand shot. You can fool people into believing you’re blessed with world class boxing skill, but that chin needed to be legit.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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jamesmcdonnell wrote: 23 Dec 2023, 19:10 Wilder was always bang ordinary skill wise, I think fury robbed him of confidence. Parkers nothing special and easily contained him.
Absolutely this , you could see from the first bell his confidence was shot .
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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skanksta wrote: 23 Dec 2023, 19:11
rd350lc wrote: 23 Dec 2023, 18:56
lazboy wrote: 23 Dec 2023, 18:55 Wilder fought the way he normally does, he was just in there with a good to very good fighter.
Disagree, there was no real spite in anything he threw .
Agree with Parker being good though .
Wilder had been taking Ayuhuasca (sp?) in the desert ! :lol:
I'm glad he's happy, but that's no preparation. Well done JP, but Deontay was terrible tonight.

Aj gonna look great now and confirm himself as clear no.3... :box:
:lol: :lol:

Because boxing is 98% mental, and 2% something else but I forget.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin | PPV - 23 December 2023

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Is there a possibility that Parker is better than anyone he ever beat? Ortiz has never proved himself to be a top level. His next best win are pretty much journeymen.
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