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Riddick Blowe wrote:silly guy, just respect his power beforehand so you don't look stupid when you're knocked silly.

I think he cares about making this his payday. If he said "he's got a lot of power and I'm not very good. I plan to turn up to get payed then fold like a cheap deckchair in the first round", he'd get no money.

Looking at the new IBF rankings- I think Joshua's next defence after this fight (if he gets one in before a unification bout or just has a break until next year) will be either Price (who's looking to cash out at this point) or Miller, another unbeaten American prospect which will be good for Joshua's new Showtime deal.

Oh FFS Joshua's is on Top Gear with that little unfunny munchkin Kevin Hart

lefty wrote:Looking at the new IBF rankings- I think Joshua's next defence after this fight (if he gets one in before a unification bout or just has a break until next year) will be either Price (who's looking to cash out at this point) or Miller, another unbeaten American prospect which will be good for Joshua's new Showtime deal.

It will be Eric Molina I reckon.

Breazeale seems a bit soft to me, there don't seem like there is any conviction in his comments about what he is going to do against Joshua, I think Joshua can sense it, hence his more aggressive approach.

He doesn't even lok good on the speedball.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4dYezabvnc

Anzi wrote:Breazeale seems a bit soft to me, there don't seem like there is any conviction in his comments about what he is going to do against Joshua, I think Joshua can sense it, hence his more aggressive approach.

Plus Breazeale has never looked impressive anytime I've seen him fight. I do give him credit for breaking Mansour's jaw though and coming back to win a fight he was losing.

gilgamesh wrote:

Anzi wrote:Breazeale seems a bit soft to me, there don't seem like there is any conviction in his comments about what he is going to do against Joshua, I think Joshua can sense it, hence his more aggressive approach.

Plus Breazeale has never looked impressive anytime I've seen him fight. I do give him credit for breaking Mansour's jaw though and coming back to win a fight he was losing.

He didn't break his jaw. Mansour bit through his own tongue.

BitPlayer wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:

Anzi wrote:Breazeale seems a bit soft to me, there don't seem like there is any conviction in his comments about what he is going to do against Joshua, I think Joshua can sense it, hence his more aggressive approach.

Plus Breazeale has never looked impressive anytime I've seen him fight. I do give him credit for breaking Mansour's jaw though and coming back to win a fight he was losing.

He didn't break his jaw. Mansour bit through his own tongue.

Ouch! I didn't know what the reason was for the stoppage I assumed it was a broken jaw, but I knew it was some sort of injury. I don't really know why Mansour would've packed it in off of that. I mean that's gonna keep hurting the same whether you're fighting or not.

gilgamesh wrote:

BitPlayer wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:
Plus Breazeale has never looked impressive anytime I've seen him fight. I do give him credit for breaking Mansour's jaw though and coming back to win a fight he was losing.

He didn't break his jaw. Mansour bit through his own tongue.

Ouch! I didn't know what the reason was for the stoppage I assumed it was a broken jaw, but I knew it was some sort of injury. I don't really know why Mansour would've packed it in off of that. I mean that's gonna keep hurting the same whether you're fighting or not.

If I remember correctly it was early in the fight too, before he knocked Breazeale down. He had a cold too so he really couldn't breath. I believe he had to get a lot of stitches. A really odd end to a fight.

BitPlayer wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:

BitPlayer wrote: He didn't break his jaw. Mansour bit through his own tongue.

Ouch! I didn't know what the reason was for the stoppage I assumed it was a broken jaw, but I knew it was some sort of injury. I don't really know why Mansour would've packed it in off of that. I mean that's gonna keep hurting the same whether you're fighting or not.

If I remember correctly it was early in the fight too, before he knocked Breazeale down. He had a cold too so he really couldn't breath. I believe he had to get a lot of stitches. A really odd end to a fight.

Yeah I was disappointed by the ending. I was rooting for Mansour.

Naandrew wrote:

lefty wrote:Looking at the new IBF rankings- I think Joshua's next defence after this fight (if he gets one in before a unification bout or just has a break until next year) will be either Price (who's looking to cash out at this point) or Miller, another unbeaten American prospect which will be good for Joshua's new Showtime deal.

It will be Eric Molina I reckon.

Oh God that's even worse

gilgamesh wrote:

BitPlayer wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:
Ouch! I didn't know what the reason was for the stoppage I assumed it was a broken jaw, but I knew it was some sort of injury. I don't really know why Mansour would've packed it in off of that. I mean that's gonna keep hurting the same whether you're fighting or not.

If I remember correctly it was early in the fight too, before he knocked Breazeale down. He had a cold too so he really couldn't breath. I believe he had to get a lot of stitches. A really odd end to a fight.

Yeah I was disappointed by the ending. I was rooting for Mansour.

Me too. Mansours story is pretty touching. I hope he continues to get some paydays before he has to call it quits.

I'm still convinced that Martin is better than Breazeale. Breazeale might end up being a bit tougher but that's about it.

wesshaw1985 wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AY0yN8ESayo

Uncut and extended??

I thought it was going to be a video of his black'n'decker for a second there.

And he's uncut and extended while on Breazeale and Fury

wesshaw1985 wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AY0yN8ESayo

Christ on a bike, what a dull interview.

I'll go for Joshua by 6 round TKO

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

wesshaw1985 wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AY0yN8ESayo

Christ on a bike, what a dull interview.

I find myself not watching as many Ifl tv interviews anymore. Even though there's different personalities its gotten a little repetitive for me.

I quite like Marcos Villegas who is the reporter for fighthub I think or spam. I've forgotten which one.

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

wesshaw1985 wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AY0yN8ESayo

Uncut and extended??

I thought it was going to be a video of his black'n'decker for a second there.

haha
didn't make it through the interview myself, Joshua doesn't seem to possess much in terms of personality and I think the latest Gloves Are Off is a major reflection of that. Nelson aimed 80% of the interview at Breazeale and AJ just came out with the same old stuff...

lefty wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

wesshaw1985 wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AY0yN8ESayo

Christ on a bike, what a dull interview.

I find myself not watching as many Ifl tv interviews anymore. Even though there's different personalities its gotten a little repetitive for me.

I quite like Marcos Villegas who is the reporter for fighthub I think or spam. I've forgotten which one.

Let's be frank, it's not exactly Parkinson is it. It's not like there's many probing questions being asked - that's why they are repetitive, because it's the same questions all the time.

wesshaw1985 wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

wesshaw1985 wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AY0yN8ESayo

Uncut and extended??

I thought it was going to be a video of his black'n'decker for a second there.

haha
didn't make it through the interview myself, Joshua doesn't seem to possess much in terms of personality and I think the latest Gloves Are Off is a major reflection of that. Nelson aimed 80% of the interview at Breazeale and AJ just came out with the same old stuff...

I have a word for people like Joshua - "Charismectomy."

lefty wrote:

Naandrew wrote:

lefty wrote:Looking at the new IBF rankings- I think Joshua's next defence after this fight (if he gets one in before a unification bout or just has a break until next year) will be either Price (who's looking to cash out at this point) or Miller, another unbeaten American prospect which will be good for Joshua's new Showtime deal.

It will be Eric Molina I reckon.

Oh God that's even worse

Than Breazale ?? Doubt it Breazale would get done in 1-2 by Wilder easily he's trash

Naandrew wrote:

lefty wrote:

Naandrew wrote:
It will be Eric Molina I reckon.

Oh God that's even worse

Than Breazale ?? Doubt it Breazale would get done in 1-2 by Wilder easily he's trash

Na I meant worse than the two I mentioned lol.