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Riddick Bowie wrote: ↑Today, 07:16

joshj909 wrote: ↑Today, 06:47

Syntax Error wrote: ↑Today, 04:44

Now I know why they didn’t pursue an immediate rematch with Dubois.

I believe that Hearn and Co know that Joshua is shot to pieces, hence why they agreed to the Jake Paul cashout farce and why they're now so desperate to cashout against Fury in a decade old fight.

This is Joshua's last chance to earn some megabucks, because he is now a 250 lb Amir Khan and is an accident waiting to happen.

I think this must have been seen as a test of his chin. Wallin or Franklin are the types of feather fisted opponents you pick to get the ring rust off and get rounds. They would come to win but not pose a threat of a flash KO. You pick an opponent like Wach to sit there and take a beating without punching back for a few rounds. Prenga was 20-1 with 100% KO record and has never been stopped and isn't way too old. That's someone that's coming to win with knockout power whether they're skilled or not. Retrospectively a risky move if they knew Joshua's chin was as fragile as it currently looks.

100% KO records aren't proof of power when the opposition was 100% cans. Everyone on this forum should know this by now.

Frostieballs wrote: ↑Today, 08:44

Riddick Bowie wrote: ↑Today, 07:16

joshj909 wrote: ↑Today, 06:47

I think this must have been seen as a test of his chin. Wallin or Franklin are the types of feather fisted opponents you pick to get the ring rust off and get rounds. They would come to win but not pose a threat of a flash KO. You pick an opponent like Wach to sit there and take a beating without punching back for a few rounds. Prenga was 20-1 with 100% KO record and has never been stopped and isn't way too old. That's someone that's coming to win with knockout power whether they're skilled or not. Retrospectively a risky move if they knew Joshua's chin was as fragile as it currently looks.

100% KO records aren't proof of power when the opposition was 100% cans. Everyone on this forum should know this by now.

No, but it does prove they aren’t feather fisted.

Riddick Bowie wrote: ↑Today, 07:16

joshj909 wrote: ↑Today, 06:47

Syntax Error wrote: ↑Today, 04:44

Now I know why they didn’t pursue an immediate rematch with Dubois.

I believe that Hearn and Co know that Joshua is shot to pieces, hence why they agreed to the Jake Paul cashout farce and why they're now so desperate to cashout against Fury in a decade old fight.

This is Joshua's last chance to earn some megabucks, because he is now a 250 lb Amir Khan and is an accident waiting to happen.

I think this must have been seen as a test of his chin. Wallin or Franklin are the types of feather fisted opponents you pick to get the ring rust off and get rounds. They would come to win but not pose a threat of a flash KO. You pick an opponent like Wach to sit there and take a beating without punching back for a few rounds. Prenga was 20-1 with 100% KO record and has never been stopped and isn't way too old. That's someone that's coming to win with knockout power whether they're skilled or not. Retrospectively a risky move if they knew Joshua's chin was as fragile as it currently looks.

100% KO records aren't proof of power when the opposition was 100% cans. Everyone on this forum should know this by now.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑Today, 08:50

Frostieballs wrote: ↑Today, 08:44

Riddick Bowie wrote: ↑Today, 07:16

100% KO records aren't proof of power when the opposition was 100% cans. Everyone on this forum should know this by now.

No, but it does prove they aren’t feather fisted.

unless your name is Christopher Lovejoy

sharpei_louis wrote: ↑Today, 09:11 My wonder through all of this is why Usyk is out there making comments like AJ can be undisputed HW champ again? Is he just making a load of money for his team through Joshua, or did Joshua really upset him or something?

Usyk cannot be watching AJ day in and day out and thinking he is improving or returning to something like his younger self? His footwork and reflexes are gone, he is terrified and unravels in defence and we all saw what his punch resistance is like. I just don't understand the collaboration here at all... unless he wants to feed AJ to Itauma to give himself a bit of breathing space...

DAZN made a big deal about the less-than inspirational corner work spoken in heavily accented English that AJ could probably barely hear 'keep your left hand up'... wow. I didn't see anything at all suggesting any improvement in AJ. Yes his combinations and power remain when he lets his hands go, but literally any decent heavyweight could put him over now. The only saving grace is Fury looked slow, easy to hit and ponderous too so it will be a pick 'em still.

Controversial wrote: ↑Today, 10:17 Hearn saying it was the biggest uppercut you've ever seen