Joe Joyce v Patrick Korte
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gregregegg
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Re: Joe Joyce v Patrick Korte
It’s just a tester fight. Get some confidence, get a ko. Fair enough.
I think he knocks out Whyte too.
Weirdly he will be back in a semi contender spot after that…
I think he knocks out Whyte too.
Weirdly he will be back in a semi contender spot after that…
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Manchester Hitman
- Super Middleweight
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Re: Joe Joyce v Patrick Korte
I'm surprised that Warren has agreed to do this fight. Joyce looks so shot to bits, there's a reasnable chance he labours to get rid of this guy.
That scenario doesn't exactly help the promotion for his debut DAZN show headliner.
That scenario doesn't exactly help the promotion for his debut DAZN show headliner.
Re: Joe Joyce v Patrick Korte
No win situation, a lot of risk for a small rewardManchester Hitman wrote: ↑26 Feb 2025, 09:53 I'm surprised that Warren has agreed to do this fight. Joyce looks so shot to bits, there's a reasnable chance he labours to get rid of this guy.
That scenario doesn't exactly help the promotion for his debut DAZN show headliner.
Re: Joe Joyce v Patrick Korte
I'm not against it because Joyce has another, serious fight lined up only 1 month later. I actually wish more guys would do this instead of just guys on the comeback trail who've suffered a lot of setbacks.
Re: Joe Joyce v Patrick Korte
I wish Joyce would just comeback in the gym with sparring Korte instead of wasting our time with this match.
There is just no need of a proper fight like this.
Re: Joe Joyce v Patrick Korte
How's it a waste of time? He's getting paid for this. He'd be paying to spar.
He gets a win on his record for doing this. He'd pay the guy some money for sparring.
I think Tune up fights like this should be more commonplace personally. A knockout that people see makes you more marketable than a sparring session.
I'd agree with you if all the guy was doing was fighting a guy like Korte, and then fighting some more guys like that back to back to back. But he's not. He's fighting 1 guy like that, and then fighting a serious opponent. I don't see the problem.
Re: Joe Joyce v Patrick Korte
Exactly who wants to see this fight?gilgamesh wrote: ↑26 Feb 2025, 14:58How's it a waste of time? He's getting paid for this. He'd be paying to spar.
He gets a win on his record for doing this. He'd pay the guy some money for sparring.
I think Tune up fights like this should be more commonplace personally. A knockout that people see makes you more marketable than a sparring session.
I'd agree with you if all the guy was doing was fighting a guy like Korte, and then fighting some more guys like that back to back to back. But he's not. He's fighting 1 guy like that, and then fighting a serious opponent. I don't see the problem.
Does it do anything for Joe's legacy or all-time ranking?
Is it the pathway to a belt?
Will it win him new fans?
The answers are:
No one.
Nothing.
No.
No.
Re: Joe Joyce v Patrick Korte
But a little win shakes of the rust, gives him confidence and keeps him in the mix for when the belts fragment
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JamesPhilips
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Re: Joe Joyce v Patrick Korte
Crazy….what if he gets a cut or injury? What if he gets Kod? Korte can punch
Re: Joe Joyce v Patrick Korte
Korte is a soft a touch as you can get at this levelJamesPhilips wrote: ↑26 Feb 2025, 19:49 Crazy….what if he gets a cut or injury? What if he gets Kod? Korte can punch
A fight you can sell because he has a seemingly decent record and looks the part, JJJ needs a run out and a warm up and then Whyte.
Whyte will be a nice payday, a winnable fight too, with the winner getting a big fight
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JamesPhilips
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Re: Joe Joyce v Patrick Korte
I get it but what about a head clash or an arm injury. Joyce has been around long enough not to risk a warm upCoco wrote: ↑26 Feb 2025, 20:09Korte is a soft a touch as you can get at this levelJamesPhilips wrote: ↑26 Feb 2025, 19:49 Crazy….what if he gets a cut or injury? What if he gets Kod? Korte can punch
A fight you can sell because he has a seemingly decent record and looks the part, JJJ needs a run out and a warm up and then Whyte.
Whyte will be a nice payday, a winnable fight too, with the winner getting a big fight
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mickey1975
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Re: Joe Joyce v Patrick Korte
I'll be backing Joyce to beat Dillian, he's the outsider.Coco wrote: ↑26 Feb 2025, 20:09Korte is a soft a touch as you can get at this levelJamesPhilips wrote: ↑26 Feb 2025, 19:49 Crazy….what if he gets a cut or injury? What if he gets Kod? Korte can punch
A fight you can sell because he has a seemingly decent record and looks the part, JJJ needs a run out and a warm up and then Whyte.
Whyte will be a nice payday, a winnable fight too, with the winner getting a big fight
Re: Joe Joyce v Patrick Korte
As it is right now Joe doesn't really have much of a legacy or all time ranking.KiwiRider wrote: ↑26 Feb 2025, 15:40Exactly who wants to see this fight?gilgamesh wrote: ↑26 Feb 2025, 14:58How's it a waste of time? He's getting paid for this. He'd be paying to spar.
He gets a win on his record for doing this. He'd pay the guy some money for sparring.
I think Tune up fights like this should be more commonplace personally. A knockout that people see makes you more marketable than a sparring session.
I'd agree with you if all the guy was doing was fighting a guy like Korte, and then fighting some more guys like that back to back to back. But he's not. He's fighting 1 guy like that, and then fighting a serious opponent. I don't see the problem.
Does it do anything for Joe's legacy or all-time ranking?
Is it the pathway to a belt?
Will it win him new fans?
The answers are:
No one.
Nothing.
No.
No.
Is it the pathway to a belt? Arguably you could say it's a first step, yes.
Joyce at this point needs a win. Any win. When you're coming off an L to Chisora. You take whatever win you can get.
Re: Joe Joyce v Patrick Korte
Joyce should be cut a fait bit of slack. He's never been shy at taking on a challenge.
Re: Joe Joyce v Patrick Korte
Is this off?
Re: Joe Joyce v Patrick Korte
Lol. A cynic would say this announcement has been held off to now to help move tickets...deadpan wrote: ↑28 Feb 2025, 13:18Apparently.
https://www.BS.com/joe-joyce-out-of-pat ... ed--205579
Re: Joe Joyce v Patrick Korte
Probably the reason the fight is off is Joyce’s face-first defence leaves him open to getting a cut even against someone of Korte’s level. I think this fight as a warm up would have been a confidence builder for Joyce, he’s only won one fight in the last two and a half years…