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foxdog1923 wrote:AJ should go with this order..

1. Haye (2016)
2. Parker (2016)
3. Povetkin (2017)
4. Wilder (2017)
5. Ortiz (2017)
6. Fury/Klitschko (2017)

If he takes this path and wins them all (doesn't have to be KO) I will call him on of the modern greats.

Joshua is not that good.

Horse wrote:

foxdog1923 wrote:AJ should go with this order..

1. Haye (2016)
2. Parker (2016)
3. Povetkin (2017)
4. Wilder (2017)
5. Ortiz (2017)
6. Fury/Klitschko (2017)

If he takes this path and wins them all (doesn't have to be KO) I will call him on of the modern greats.

Joshua is not that good.

Probably not but if he beat even half of the names on that list he'd deserve some credit. Won't happen though! It'll more than likely be Stiverne next.

Stuarty30 wrote:Probably not but if he beat even half of the names on that list he'd deserve some credit. Won't happen though! It'll more than likely be Stiverne next.

It won't happen and it shouldn't happen.

Horse wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:Probably not but if he beat even half of the names on that list he'd deserve some credit. Won't happen though! It'll more than likely be Stiverne next.

It won't happen and it shouldn't happen.

What won't happen? Why shouldn't it?

Doesn't he have to face his mandatory (Parker) by November? If that is not the case then I expect he'll fight Duhaupas or Glazkov...

i would like to see Bermane Stiverne would show what he is made of, think price is made for Joshua

Horse wrote:

foxdog1923 wrote:AJ should go with this order..

1. Haye (2016)
2. Parker (2016)
3. Povetkin (2017)
4. Wilder (2017)
5. Ortiz (2017)
6. Fury/Klitschko (2017)

If he takes this path and wins them all (doesn't have to be KO) I will call him on of the modern greats.

Joshua is not that good.

Yeah I doubt he is capable of beating all those guys in that order only because, he simply yet to fight any real names like those above. All those guys have fought somebody's. It's Joshuas turn.

Stuarty30 wrote:

Horse wrote:

foxdog1923 wrote:AJ should go with this order..

1. Haye (2016)
2. Parker (2016)
3. Povetkin (2017)
4. Wilder (2017)
5. Ortiz (2017)
6. Fury/Klitschko (2017)

If he takes this path and wins them all (doesn't have to be KO) I will call him on of the modern greats.

Joshua is not that good.

Probably not but if he beat even half of the names on that list he'd deserve some credit. Won't happen though! It'll more than likely be Stiverne next.

When was the last time a fighter (any weight) fought the best four in his division, in a row, in one year?

the_doctor wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:

Horse wrote:Joshua is not that good.

Probably not but if he beat even half of the names on that list he'd deserve some credit. Won't happen though! It'll more than likely be Stiverne next.

When was the last time a fighter (any weight) fought the best four in his division, in a row, in one year?

GREATNESS. Is he great? Sounds like you say no but if he did beat those 4 in one year which IS possible than that's greatness. Can't argue with that.

the_doctor wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:

Horse wrote:Joshua is not that good.

Probably not but if he beat even half of the names on that list he'd deserve some credit. Won't happen though! It'll more than likely be Stiverne next.

When was the last time a fighter (any weight) fought the best four in his division, in a row, in one year?

Also to answer your question (I knew it but had to double check) but yes Mike Tyson.

Mike Tyson in a space of a year unified all titles. In 1986 when Tyson was at his prime he fought over 11 times in one year and in that same year he became the youngest ever heavyweight champion of the world. Greatness!

So there's some boxing knowledge taught to ya. Anytime brother :) anytime..

foxdog1923 wrote:

the_doctor wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:
Probably not but if he beat even half of the names on that list he'd deserve some credit. Won't happen though! It'll more than likely be Stiverne next.

When was the last time a fighter (any weight) fought the best four in his division, in a row, in one year?

Also to answer your question (I knew it but had to double check) but yes Mike Tyson.

Mike Tyson in a space of a year unified all titles. In 1986 when Tyson was at his prime he fought over 11 times in one year and in that same year he became the youngest ever heavyweight champion of the world. Greatness!

So there's some boxing knowledge taught to ya. Anytime brother :) anytime..

Froch had an unbelievable run of fighting top guys but I can't remember their rankings at the time.

Stuarty30 wrote:

foxdog1923 wrote:

the_doctor wrote: When was the last time a fighter (any weight) fought the best four in his division, in a row, in one year?

Also to answer your question (I knew it but had to double check) but yes Mike Tyson.

Mike Tyson in a space of a year unified all titles. In 1986 when Tyson was at his prime he fought over 11 times in one year and in that same year he became the youngest ever heavyweight champion of the world. Greatness!

So there's some boxing knowledge taught to ya. Anytime brother :) anytime..

Froch had an unbelievable run of fighting top guys but I can't remember their rankings at the time.

Froch is probably unparalleled as a british world champ, in that he took on pretty much every top line challenger he could. I can't think of anybody else who had such a run at their weight. Maybe I'm overlooking someone?

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:

foxdog1923 wrote: Also to answer your question (I knew it but had to double check) but yes Mike Tyson.

Mike Tyson in a space of a year unified all titles. In 1986 when Tyson was at his prime he fought over 11 times in one year and in that same year he became the youngest ever heavyweight champion of the world. Greatness!

So there's some boxing knowledge taught to ya. Anytime brother :) anytime..

Froch had an unbelievable run of fighting top guys but I can't remember their rankings at the time.

Froch is probably unparalleled as a british world champ, in that he took on pretty much every top line challenger he could. I can't think of anybody else who had such a run at their weight. Maybe I'm overlooking someone?

I can't think of anyone either tbh. I remember Froch fought that gay porno dude and everyone was slating him despite him fighting several top guys in a row. Even that fight was kind of seen as a 'break' for him such was the level of his opponents.

Horse wrote:Anyone but Ruiz would be good.

I thought you meant John Ruiz for a minute.

ILikeBeer wrote:

Horse wrote:Anyone but Ruiz would be good.

I thought you meant John Ruiz for a minute.

Shhhh! Don't give Eddie any ideas

Stuarty30 wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:
Froch had an unbelievable run of fighting top guys but I can't remember their rankings at the time.

Froch is probably unparalleled as a british world champ, in that he took on pretty much every top line challenger he could. I can't think of anybody else who had such a run at their weight. Maybe I'm overlooking someone?

I can't think of anyone either tbh. I remember Froch fought that gay porno dude and everyone was slating him despite him fighting several top guys in a row. Even that fight was kind of seen as a 'break' for him such was the level of his opponents.

Gay porno dude? Robin Reid?

Stuarty30 wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:
Froch had an unbelievable run of fighting top guys but I can't remember their rankings at the time.

Froch is probably unparalleled as a british world champ, in that he took on pretty much every top line challenger he could. I can't think of anybody else who had such a run at their weight. Maybe I'm overlooking someone?

I can't think of anyone either tbh. I remember Froch fought that gay porno dude and everyone was slating him despite him fighting several top guys in a row. Even that fight was kind of seen as a 'break' for him such was the level of his opponents.

That's no way to talk about George Groves!

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Froch is probably unparalleled as a british world champ, in that he took on pretty much every top line challenger he could. I can't think of anybody else who had such a run at their weight. Maybe I'm overlooking someone?

I can't think of anyone either tbh. I remember Froch fought that gay porno dude and everyone was slating him despite him fighting several top guys in a row. Even that fight was kind of seen as a 'break' for him such was the level of his opponents.

Gay porno dude? Robin Reid?

Yussuf Mack

chinarich wrote:Doesn't he have to face his mandatory (Parker) by November? If that is not the case then I expect he'll fight Duhaupas or Glazkov...

You mean the guy with an exploded knee...?

Stuarty30 wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:
I can't think of anyone either tbh. I remember Froch fought that gay porno dude and everyone was slating him despite him fighting several top guys in a row. Even that fight was kind of seen as a 'break' for him such was the level of his opponents.

Gay porno dude? Robin Reid?

Yussuf Mack

Oh yeah, forgot about him, Yousuf Mack, sack and crack. Maybe he could become a new cockney rhyming slang vehicle, "Oi love, how much to get me Yousuf waxed."

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Gay porno dude? Robin Reid?

Yussuf Mack

Oh yeah, forgot about him, Yousuf Mack, sack and crack. Maybe he could become a new cockney rhyming slang vehicle, "Oi love, how much to get me Yousuf waxed."

I like it

He said he got drugged then coerced in to it Like when you've done something bad as a youngster and you tell your mam 'they made me do it honest'

Stuarty30 wrote:
Shhhh! Don't give Eddie any ideas

foxdog1923 wrote:AJ should go with this order..

1. Haye (2016)
2. Parker (2016)
3. Povetkin (2017)
4. Wilder (2017)
5. Ortiz (2017)
6. Fury/Klitschko (2017)

If he takes this path and wins them all (doesn't have to be KO) I will call him on of the modern greats.

Stiverne (October 2016), Pulev (January 2017) Haye (May 2017) Parker (august 2017) Wilder (December 31, 2017)

MaxiBoxc wrote:Stiverne (October 2016), Pulev (January 2017) Haye (May 2017) Parker (august 2017) Wilder (December 31, 2017)

???

Horse wrote:

MaxiBoxc wrote:Stiverne (October 2016), Pulev (January 2017) Haye (May 2017) Parker (august 2017) Wilder (December 31, 2017)

???

And then I weaked up!