Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Eric Molina - December 10th 2016
Posted: 07 Nov 2016, 18:41
I love an underdoggilgamesh wrote:So far 4 people haven't voted Joshua wins by KO. Good one guys
I love an underdoggilgamesh wrote:So far 4 people haven't voted Joshua wins by KO. Good one guys
Oh I understand why they paid Martin silly money to get him here and lose his belt. What baffles me is Hearn then only being prepared to pay peanuts and thus delivering crap challengers. Molina probably getting, what, 250k? If you can splash out £5m on Martin at least pay couple million for his second defence. Fair enough a cheap gimmie for first defence but don't take pissRob3_142 wrote:Yeah don't forget they were having to try entice a champion to essentially come over and give his belt away (that's what he essentially did). Bigger picture indeed. Now Joshua is the one with the belt, so surely the belt on offer is acting as a bit of an equaliser.Wales wrote:Amazing how Hearn made books balance even when paying Martin (reported ) £5m. Yet can't find couple million to entice a decent HW Challenger
Well I think each fighter has to be realistic of their earning potential. You think Joshua is going to give his opponent half the purse, or even quarter when it's already double their earning potential? When Joshua fights Klitchko, I would suspect that the shoe could well be on the other foot. I mean if the Joshua camp offers Pulev and Chisora more than double than they'd earn fighting each other, why are they fighting each other?Wales wrote:
Oh I understand why they paid Martin silly money to get him here and lose his belt. What baffles me is Hearn then only being prepared to pay peanuts and thus delivering crap challengers. Molina probably getting, what, 250k? If you can splash out £5m on Martin at least pay couple million for his second defence. Fair enough a cheap gimmie for first defence but don't take pissRob3_142 wrote:Yeah don't forget they were having to try entice a champion to essentially come over and give his belt away (that's what he essentially did). Bigger picture indeed. Now Joshua is the one with the belt, so surely the belt on offer is acting as a bit of an equaliser.Wales wrote:Amazing how Hearn made books balance even when paying Martin (reported ) £5m. Yet can't find couple million to entice a decent HW Challenger
I hate these things, they're completely pointless.wesshaw1985 wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhZ5wQDDAFk
Just bet a tiny bit on it, you'd still get a decent bit back if he won.handsofstone wrote:I keep getting a sneaky feeling that Molina is gonna KO Joshua,not enough to sway me from siding with AJ but I always felt Joshua would deal with Whyte and Martin but this time I can envision Molina tagging him,maybe I should have a little flutter,maybe its the whole planned Klitschko fight got me feeling he might get derailed?
Still my head says Joshua will win comfortably inside the distance,Molina stood up to some heavy shots from Wilder and rocked him badly but he can be stooped early,Joshua might want to get rid of him early to avoid the risk of Molina warming into the fight, or AJ might try and box as he did against Breazeale and break Molina down,I think Molina might last around the 6/7 mark
Sky keeping on trying to mimic US TV but with the worst presenters ever gathered in sport.Rob3_142 wrote:I hate these things, they're completely pointless.wesshaw1985 wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhZ5wQDDAFk
Nah, I see this going similar to Breazeale too. Maybe quicker though. Not sure Molina would hold up too well against the beating that Breazeale got.handsofstone wrote:I keep getting a sneaky feeling that Molina is gonna KO Joshua,not enough to sway me from siding with AJ but I always felt Joshua would deal with Whyte and Martin but this time I can envision Molina tagging him,maybe I should have a little flutter,maybe its the whole planned Klitschko fight got me feeling he might get derailed?
Still my head says Joshua will win comfortably inside the distance,Molina stood up to some heavy shots from Wilder and rocked him badly but he can be stooped early,Joshua might want to get rid of him early to avoid the risk of Molina warming into the fight, or AJ might try and box as he did against Breazeale and break Molina down,I think Molina might last around the 6/7 mark
14/1 for Molina to win inside the distance, got to be worth a couple of quid surely ? He only has to land one and who knows ?handsofstone wrote:I keep getting a sneaky feeling that Molina is gonna KO Joshua,not enough to sway me from siding with AJ but I always felt Joshua would deal with Whyte and Martin but this time I can envision Molina tagging him,maybe I should have a little flutter,maybe its the whole planned Klitschko fight got me feeling he might get derailed?
Still my head says Joshua will win comfortably inside the distance,Molina stood up to some heavy shots from Wilder and rocked him badly but he can be stooped early,Joshua might want to get rid of him early to avoid the risk of Molina warming into the fight, or AJ might try and box as he did against Breazeale and break Molina down,I think Molina might last around the 6/7 mark
Nope there we go, just gone off hahahaDSW wrote:No Chisora or Whyte on Paul Smiths Instagram picture from the press conference?
They been barred?
When it comes to throwing tables, Chisora>>>>FuryDSW wrote:Nope there we go, just gone off hahahaDSW wrote:No Chisora or Whyte on Paul Smiths Instagram picture from the press conference?
They been barred?
Neither Chisora or Whyte are humble enough to main event.Syntax Error wrote:It's quite ironic that the undercard is getting more talk than the main event!![]()
Although I think it will be an ugly fight, I'm actually looking forward moreso to seeing Whyte v Chisora than I am to seeing Joshua v Molina.
It get the feeling that that Whyte/Chisora should have been the main event!![]()
Molina is a very unexciting opponent, and I really think Anthony Joshua should try to stir things up a bit for the fans. He could earn twice as much money quite easily, imo.Syntax Error wrote:It's quite ironic that the undercard is getting more talk than the main event!![]()
Although I think it will be an ugly fight, I'm actually looking forward moreso to seeing Whyte v Chisora than I am to seeing Joshua v Molina.
It get the feeling that that Whyte/Chisora should have been the main event!![]()
wesshaw1985 wrote: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnTR1g-V26c
To be fair that can happen. I remember far more interest in Saunders Eubank than the Fury Chisora rematch.Syntax Error wrote:It's quite ironic that the undercard is getting more talk than the main event!![]()
Although I think it will be an ugly fight, I'm actually looking forward moreso to seeing Whyte v Chisora than I am to seeing Joshua v Molina.
It get the feeling that that Whyte/Chisora should have been the main event!![]()