Twinkle Toes wrote: ↑02 Nov 2022, 07:47
So, it could be April or May now.
And Fury is getting grief for fighting!!
And it's not like he is busy!
aj fought much more recently than fury did, it's hardly like fury going out vs chisora makes him some activity monster
So he should or shouldn't fight?
For me much better fighting someone than waiting for the big fights.
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. TBA - Jan/Feb 2023
Posted: 03 Nov 2022, 14:18
by margaret thatcher
he shouldnt fight chisora yet again, no, nor was chisora the only guy in the world he could've fought
after already trying to polish that turd youre now trying to give him credit like he's some active dude because he's fighting december and aj isnt, but fury last fought 8 months ago. aj last fought 2 months ago, it's a different situation..
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. TBA - Jan/Feb 2023
Posted: 03 Nov 2022, 14:21
by Coco
I'm not trying to polish anything, no one is excited about this fight but you wouldn't be much more excited about the other available options.
Better that he has a run out while waiting for a big fight next year
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. TBA - Jan/Feb 2023
Posted: 03 Nov 2022, 14:22
by margaret thatcher
i certainly would be much more excited about other opponents, i already listed several of them. id rather watch him fight drying paint than chisora again. fury could have had even more options if he hadnt already honed in on chisora months ago
chisora vs not fighting at all is a false dichotomy, and fury getting props in this context is wack. so his first fight in 8 months will be vs a guy he's beaten twice, last time in a dreadful fight, in a fight no one was calling for. amazing.
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. TBA - Jan/Feb 2023
Posted: 03 Nov 2022, 15:56
by BigDoofus
margaret thatcher wrote: ↑03 Nov 2022, 14:22
fury could have had even more options if he hadnt already honed in on chisora months ago
margaret thatcher wrote: ↑03 Nov 2022, 14:22
fury could have had even more options if he hadnt already honed in on chisora months ago
Unfortunately Joshua lost his pen and his bottle.
well ffs why didn't someone give him a new pen and bottle? plenty lying about
iF i was AJ i would be taking the ofensive instead of waiting for Fury to offer and then put obstacles and excuses in the way , i think i would definetly go on the offensive ,, tell al my sponsors , whoever needs to be told ,, get done what you have to do , get ready for it because , June i'm fighting FURY ,, sing loud and clear from the rooftops , Fury can haver his warm up in dec , ,, he can have has many has he wants before march , but come June , i,m ready ,, and waiting , everything is organized no distractions no obstacles were ready , in June
Then send Fury publicly a contract clearly stating 60-40 for Fury Lions share , to be signed by him , with him putting in whatever date he wants in June , and whats more i would make an unprecedented move and do it all publicly
'
Then wonder what excuse wil he give now,,, But notied on facebook Fury giving big raps to Huni ,, guess he'll be Furys next opponent ,, stating the big stiff bodybuilder don't want it ,, Uskys only a middleweight so irrelevant ,, so i'm gonna give Huni a go he's ready .
Oh and for those who don't know who Huni is , he's a pretty good ameteur but in the pro's not big enough and does'nt hit hard enough and is'nt even ready for Chisora yet
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. TBA - Jan/Feb 2023
Posted: 03 Nov 2022, 17:21
by KiwiRider
If TBA is Chisora, I'm going to seriously loose my sh*t with boxing
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. TBA - Jan/Feb 2023
Posted: 03 Nov 2022, 17:26
by Ruthless-RKO
KiwiRider wrote: ↑03 Nov 2022, 17:21
If TBA is Chisora, I'm going to seriously loose my sh*t with boxing
KiwiRider wrote: ↑03 Nov 2022, 17:21
If TBA is Chisora, I'm going to seriously loose my sh*t with boxing
Can you imagine!!
No, but then I couldn't imagine Fury fighting Chisora for a third time either
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. TBA - Jan/Feb 2023
Posted: 04 Nov 2022, 03:23
by maverick23
KiwiRider wrote: ↑03 Nov 2022, 17:21
If TBA is Chisora, I'm going to seriously loose my sh*t with boxing
Depends if Del Boy’s coming off a big win….
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. TBA - Jan/Feb 2023
Posted: 04 Nov 2022, 05:12
by BigDoofus
coneye wrote: ↑03 Nov 2022, 17:20
iF i was AJ i would be taking the ofensive instead of waiting for Fury to offer and then put obstacles and excuses in the way , i think i would definetly go on the offensive ,, tell al my sponsors , whoever needs to be told ,, get done what you have to do , get ready for it because , June i'm fighting FURY ,, sing loud and clear from the rooftops , Fury can haver his warm up in dec , ,, he can have has many has he wants before march , but come June , i,m ready ,, and waiting , everything is organized no distractions no obstacles were ready , in June
Then send Fury publicly a contract clearly stating 60-40 for Fury Lions share , to be signed by him , with him putting in whatever date he wants in June , and whats more i would make an unprecedented move and do it all publicly
'
Then wonder what excuse wil he give now,,, But notied on facebook Fury giving big raps to Huni ,, guess he'll be Furys next opponent ,, stating the big stiff bodybuilder don't want it ,, Uskys only a middleweight so irrelevant ,, so i'm gonna give Huni a go he's ready .
Oh and for those who don't know who Huni is , he's a pretty good ameteur but in the pro's not big enough and does'nt hit hard enough and is'nt even ready for Chisora yet
" ,, tell al my sponsors , whoever needs to be told ,, get done what you have to do , "
He had chance to do this for 3 December. Why wait until June?
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. TBA - Jan/Feb 2023
Posted: 04 Nov 2022, 05:14
by The Gratest
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. TBA - Jan/Feb 2023
Posted: 06 Nov 2022, 10:20
by Ruthless-RKO
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. TBA - Jan/Feb 2023
Posted: 06 Nov 2022, 10:45
by tony1234
The longer a comeback fight is delayed makes me think he won't fight again, surely he's made enough money not to fight again ? He won't be top of the pile whilst Usyk and Fury are there and if he wins a lesser title what is the point ?
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. TBA - Jan/Feb 2023
Posted: 06 Nov 2022, 11:19
by big lennox
I watched a couple of interviews last night with AJ. In both of them he kept on walking off and chatting to other people before returning to the Interviewer. Very odd.
There has been a lot of 'he said', 'she said' re why the Fury vs Joshua fight didn't happen. However, having seen these interviews, and seeing AJ's erratic behaviour immediately after the Uysk fight, I think it is a good thing that he is not boxing anyone right now, let alone Fury.
Poor bloke, he looks very unsettled. I do wonder if he should pack it in. Its a dangerous sport, and if he goes into future bouts half baked, mentally speaking, then he could get hurt.
Fundamentally, he seems like a good guy, but now might be a good time to retire, and provide commentary instead, and enjoy his hard earned wealth.
Similarly, Fury seems a bit up and down of late, and I do wonder if it might be best if he retires as well, if he is not as serious about the sport as he used to be.
Certainly, for Joshua, I hope he is already legacy planning and getting things in place for post competition life. At the moment, I genuinely have some concerns for him.
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. TBA - Jan/Feb 2023
Posted: 06 Nov 2022, 11:36
by handsofstone
Anytime Joshua or Hearn say AJ 's gonna be active I know their full of it
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. TBA - Jan/Feb 2023
Posted: 06 Nov 2022, 11:59
by BigDoofus
big lennox wrote: ↑06 Nov 2022, 11:19
I watched a couple of interviews last night with AJ. In both of them he kept on walking off and chatting to other people before returning to the Interviewer. Very odd.
There has been a lot of 'he said', 'she said' re why the Fury vs Joshua fight didn't happen. However, having seen these interviews, and seeing AJ's erratic behaviour immediately after the Uysk fight, I think it is a good thing that he is not boxing anyone right now, let alone Fury.
Poor bloke, he looks very unsettled. I do wonder if he should pack it in. Its a dangerous sport, and if he goes into future bouts half baked, mentally speaking, then he could get hurt.
Fundamentally, he seems like a good guy, but now might be a good time to retire, and provide commentary instead, and enjoy his hard earned wealth.
Similarly, Fury seems a bit up and down of late, and I do wonder if it might be best if he retires as well, if he is not as serious about the sport as he used to be.
Certainly, for Joshua, I hope he is already legacy planning and getting things in place for post competition life. At the moment, I genuinely have some concerns for him.
I agree with most of this
Stevie Wonder could see he didn't want the Fury fight but I've had pelters on here for pointing it out. He won't go near Wilder either.
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. TBA - Jan/Feb 2023
Posted: 06 Nov 2022, 12:12
by Dioufy
It’ll be a disaster if Fury takes it easy on his mate and wins a 8/4 or 9/3 in complete 2nd gear like Usyk did against Chis because then Hearn will justify Chis next for AJ.
“Last 4 fights… beat Pulev and Parker… lost a close 2nd fight to Parker… went the distance with the new Kronk destroyer in Fury… and WON rounds”.