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caldo2025 wrote:

Capricorn1 wrote: Fury doesn't convince me since he was put on his ass by a Cruiserweight i see him is a bit of a fraud really who has taken 7 years to get where he is and a seemingly easy route against fighters who simply aren't that good, i just see Wlad blasting him out inside a few rounds with a huge left hook.
Eddie Hearn seems to be willing to cut the brake cables on Joshua now and i personally think AJ has loads more to him that he's yet to be able to show because he's knocking everyone out.
I like his variety of punches especially when up close and he seems to enjoy hurting people which is good to see.

Ok, so I felt like a hypocrite for commenting on a boxer that I've never seen throw a punch so I watched some tape on this kid Joshua. Now I freaking like the guy, dammit. The guy chiseled and most of the time, those kinds of builds lead to robotic fighters but this guy seems super athletic. Ok, now I'm excited too and can admit when I'm wrong. I can see why you guys are excited about this cat.

jockpunk wrote:I definitely think joshua is the future at heavyweight. Will be interesting to see hm fight parker in a few years.

SenorPipino wrote:

jockpunk wrote:I definitely think joshua is the future at heavyweight. Will be interesting to see hm fight parker in a few years.

Actually, considering all the garbage that inhabits the heavyweight division, i suppose that Joshua has as good a chance as anyone over 200 lbs. to snatch some heavyweight belt once Wlad is out of the picture.

He just better not go anywhere near the only heavyweight who can fight--- the Bronze Bomber Deontay Wilder. That boy is the baddest champion to come out of Alabama since the Brown Bomber, Joe Louis.

But don't fret, Brits. Hopefully a title fight for whatever belts Klitschko eventually surrenders can be arranged between Joshua and perhaps David Price.