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mickey1975 wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 08:23 The GAD has spoken. He's said it looks like AJ and Hearn are backing out.

quickeyg wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 09:48 Joe Gallagher dissed Anthony Joshua said: Who's he beat?

gilgamesh wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 12:49 Yeah you can sh*t on AJ for various reasons if you want, but to say his resume is weak is stupid. His record has more big fights, and dangerous opponents on it than Wilder's and Fury's combined at the moment.

It just doesn't have the biggest fights possible which is either Wilder or Fury.

But he's taken on just about everyone else of note in the division.

Basically we have Fury and Wilder who have fought each other 3 times, and done little else of note (Ortiz for Wilder and Wlad for Fury I guess)

And then we have AJ who has fought basically the rest of the Heavyweight division that those 2 guys haven't fought.

big lennox wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 13:24

gilgamesh wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 12:49 Yeah you can sh*t on AJ for various reasons if you want, but to say his resume is weak is stupid. His record has more big fights, and dangerous opponents on it than Wilder's and Fury's combined at the moment.

It just doesn't have the biggest fights possible which is either Wilder or Fury.

But he's taken on just about everyone else of note in the division.

Basically we have Fury and Wilder who have fought each other 3 times, and done little else of note (Ortiz for Wilder and Wlad for Fury I guess)

And then we have AJ who has fought basically the rest of the Heavyweight division that those 2 guys haven't fought.

Agreed. Fury is also yet to put pen to paper to fight Uysk once, let alone twice. I also recall Fury giving up the British title when David Price was on the rise and knocking everyone out. Also, I think it is wrong for people to go on about Joshua losing. Fury is not undefeated either: in many people's eyes, he lost the first McDermott fight.

tony1234 wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 14:11

big lennox wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 13:24

gilgamesh wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 12:49 Yeah you can sh*t on AJ for various reasons if you want, but to say his resume is weak is stupid. His record has more big fights, and dangerous opponents on it than Wilder's and Fury's combined at the moment.

It just doesn't have the biggest fights possible which is either Wilder or Fury.

But he's taken on just about everyone else of note in the division.

Basically we have Fury and Wilder who have fought each other 3 times, and done little else of note (Ortiz for Wilder and Wlad for Fury I guess)

And then we have AJ who has fought basically the rest of the Heavyweight division that those 2 guys haven't fought.

Agreed. Fury is also yet to put pen to paper to fight Uysk once, let alone twice. I also recall Fury giving up the British title when David Price was on the rise and knocking everyone out. Also, I think it is wrong for people to go on about Joshua losing. Fury is not undefeated either: in many people's eyes, he lost the first McDermott fight.

I always wondered if the McDermott fight was fixed ? Watching that night and couldn't believe Fury got the nod

tony1234 wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 14:11

big lennox wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 13:24

gilgamesh wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 12:49 Yeah you can sh*t on AJ for various reasons if you want, but to say his resume is weak is stupid. His record has more big fights, and dangerous opponents on it than Wilder's and Fury's combined at the moment.

It just doesn't have the biggest fights possible which is either Wilder or Fury.

But he's taken on just about everyone else of note in the division.

Basically we have Fury and Wilder who have fought each other 3 times, and done little else of note (Ortiz for Wilder and Wlad for Fury I guess)

And then we have AJ who has fought basically the rest of the Heavyweight division that those 2 guys haven't fought.

Agreed. Fury is also yet to put pen to paper to fight Uysk once, let alone twice. I also recall Fury giving up the British title when David Price was on the rise and knocking everyone out. Also, I think it is wrong for people to go on about Joshua losing. Fury is not undefeated either: in many people's eyes, he lost the first McDermott fight.

I always wondered if the McDermott fight was fixed ? Watching that night and couldn't believe Fury got the nod

big lennox wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 13:24

gilgamesh wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 12:49 Yeah you can sh*t on AJ for various reasons if you want, but to say his resume is weak is stupid. His record has more big fights, and dangerous opponents on it than Wilder's and Fury's combined at the moment.

It just doesn't have the biggest fights possible which is either Wilder or Fury.

But he's taken on just about everyone else of note in the division.

Basically we have Fury and Wilder who have fought each other 3 times, and done little else of note (Ortiz for Wilder and Wlad for Fury I guess)

And then we have AJ who has fought basically the rest of the Heavyweight division that those 2 guys haven't fought.

Agreed. Fury is also yet to put pen to paper to fight Uysk once, let alone twice. I also recall Fury giving up the British title when David Price was on the rise and knocking everyone out. Also, I think it is wrong for people to go on about Joshua losing. Fury is not undefeated either: in many people's eyes, he lost the first McDermott fight.

mickey1975 wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 15:44

big lennox wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 13:24

gilgamesh wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 12:49 Yeah you can sh*t on AJ for various reasons if you want, but to say his resume is weak is stupid. His record has more big fights, and dangerous opponents on it than Wilder's and Fury's combined at the moment.

It just doesn't have the biggest fights possible which is either Wilder or Fury.

But he's taken on just about everyone else of note in the division.

Basically we have Fury and Wilder who have fought each other 3 times, and done little else of note (Ortiz for Wilder and Wlad for Fury I guess)

And then we have AJ who has fought basically the rest of the Heavyweight division that those 2 guys haven't fought.

Agreed. Fury is also yet to put pen to paper to fight Uysk once, let alone twice. I also recall Fury giving up the British title when David Price was on the rise and knocking everyone out. Also, I think it is wrong for people to go on about Joshua losing. Fury is not undefeated either: in many people's eyes, he lost the first McDermott fight.

Oh Lenny.... I can almost smell the desperation from here. Fury having a close one years ago = AJ getting beaten up three times!!!!

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 12:44 after 2 years as a pro AJ easily stopped a guy who is still among the top 3 guys wilder's beaten. aj was moved fast from the start and has fought excellent opposition

both times he lost he didnt run and rebuild vs cans, he immediately rematched the guys who beat him too. ppl who act like he's fought no one are usually just bitter that he's been so popular. you see a similar attitude toward pretty much any superstar

tonyevs wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 16:24 Who is employing Spencer Oliver at the negotiations Mick?

tonyevs wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 16:47 I surprised you think I'm there too Mick - actually I am as involved in the discussions and negotiations as Spencer Oliver .. so..

maverick23 wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 10:06

quickeyg wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 09:48 Joe Gallagher dissed Anthony Joshua said: Who's he beat?

Wlad Klitschko
Joe Parker
Andy Ruiz
Dillian Whyte
Alexander Povetkin
Kubrat Pulev
Carlos Takam
Charles Martin
Dominic Brezeale

Plus he won an Olympic gold and got a World Championship silver medal.

Gallagher should have just checked his Boxrec if he didn’t know.

gilgamesh wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 12:49 Yeah you can sh*t on AJ for various reasons if you want, but to say his resume is weak is stupid. His record has more big fights, and dangerous opponents on it than Wilder's and Fury's combined at the moment.

It just doesn't have the biggest fights possible which is either Wilder or Fury.

But he's taken on just about everyone else of note in the division.

Basically we have Fury and Wilder who have fought each other 3 times, and done little else of note (Ortiz for Wilder and Wlad for Fury I guess)

And then we have AJ who has fought basically the rest of the Heavyweight division that those 2 guys haven't fought.

big lennox wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 13:24

gilgamesh wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022, 12:49 Yeah you can sh*t on AJ for various reasons if you want, but to say his resume is weak is stupid. His record has more big fights, and dangerous opponents on it than Wilder's and Fury's combined at the moment.

It just doesn't have the biggest fights possible which is either Wilder or Fury.

But he's taken on just about everyone else of note in the division.

Basically we have Fury and Wilder who have fought each other 3 times, and done little else of note (Ortiz for Wilder and Wlad for Fury I guess)

And then we have AJ who has fought basically the rest of the Heavyweight division that those 2 guys haven't fought.

Agreed. Fury is also yet to put pen to paper to fight Uysk once, let alone twice. I also recall Fury giving up the British title when David Price was on the rise and knocking everyone out. Also, I think it is wrong for people to go on about Joshua losing. Fury is not undefeated either: in many people's eyes, he lost the first McDermott fight.