Anthony Joshua vs. Deontay Wilder - Who wins?

Who wins?

Poll ended at 22 Oct 2025, 03:37

Joshua - Decision
5
5%
Joshua - T/KO
40
37%
DRAW
1
1%
Wilder - T/KO
60
56%
Wilder - Decision
2
2%
 
Total votes: 108

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Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Deontay Wilder - January 2024?

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jwfg wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 14:41
tiny_acres wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 10:54
BigDoofus wrote: 16 Oct 2023, 15:21 The 3 Trolls instantly reply. Not one comment on Joshua v Wilder.
Because the majority of boxing fans have come to the realization that Joshua vs Wilder will not happen.
It's gotten old debating this. It's been 8 years.
They may fight, they may not. You don't have a crystal ball.

The word on the Jewish grapevine.... Shelley Finkel says both boxers want the fight and it's close.
It would be a sensational fight if they do. Two huge hitters going at it. What's not to like. Sounds promising.
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jwfg wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 15:06
jamesmcdonnell wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 14:42 I'm do bored of the division.

I wish Fury, Joshua and wilder would all retire and all the old farts kicking around the top 20 rankings with them.
Who do you think would emerge as the #1, assuming Usyk retired as well?
I'm not bored of Usyk. Though he's near the end of his illustrations career.
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big lennox wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 15:26
jwfg wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 14:41
tiny_acres wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 10:54

Because the majority of boxing fans have come to the realization that Joshua vs Wilder will not happen.
It's gotten old debating this. It's been 8 years.
They may fight, they may not. You don't have a crystal ball.

The word on the Jewish grapevine.... Shelley Finkel says both boxers want the fight and it's close.
It would be a sensational fight if they do. Two huge hitters going at it. What's not to like. Sounds promising.
I'm not sure either want it bad enough.
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golden_labrador wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 15:07
jwfg wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 15:06
jamesmcdonnell wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 14:42 I'm do bored of the division.

I wish Fury, Joshua and wilder would all retire and all the old farts kicking around the top 20 rankings with them.
Who do you think would emerge as the #1, assuming Usyk retired as well?
Chisora

I agree.

He's just a babby, he won't find his mam strength till he hits 60.
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jamesmcdonnell wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 15:51
big lennox wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 15:26
jwfg wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 14:41

They may fight, they may not. You don't have a crystal ball.

The word on the Jewish grapevine.... Shelley Finkel says both boxers want the fight and it's close.
It would be a sensational fight if they do. Two huge hitters going at it. What's not to like. Sounds promising.
I'm not sure either want it bad enough.
It ain't just the two boxers. There are a lot of stars that need to align for that fight to get made. Now there isn't someone with an open (Saudi) cheque book open saying 'How much is it going to take?', the fight is a kit harder to make,
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Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Deontay Wilder - January 2024?

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Spud wrote: 13 Oct 2023, 07:41 I think AJ has done a lot with regards to increasing the profile of british boxing.

With that said unfortunately we have seen the best of him.

Alas, I don’t see him retiring anytime soon, which may mean will be canon fodder for the elite heavyweights.
I'd be surprised, Joshua's made an absolute shit tonne of money. Can't see him ending up as a fatekeeper
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jamesmcdonnell wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 16:03
Spud wrote: 13 Oct 2023, 07:41 I think AJ has done a lot with regards to increasing the profile of british boxing.

With that said unfortunately we have seen the best of him.

Alas, I don’t see him retiring anytime soon, which may mean will be canon fodder for the elite heavyweights.
I'd be surprised, Joshua's made an absolute shit tonne of money. Can't see him ending up as a fatekeeper
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jamesmcdonnell wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 15:52
golden_labrador wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 15:07
jwfg wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 15:06

Who do you think would emerge as the #1, assuming Usyk retired as well?
Chisora

I agree.

He's just a babby, he won't find his mam strength till he hits 60.
he'll be on borrowed time though once Hughie gets his man strength
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Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Deontay Wilder - January 2024?

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jwfg wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 08:54
Steveh583 wrote: 16 Oct 2023, 15:10
jwfg wrote: 16 Oct 2023, 15:00

Why do you live Luke 'The Drug Cheat' Fury so much? Are you his Daddy?
why do you always make a point of calling him luke? its so bizarre. your weird reveal we all already know and dont give a fukk about.
It's interesting that you pick up on Luke and not Drug Cheat.
cos a) you mention it every other post so its boring and b) 9'm not fussed about PEDs they are all at it
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Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Deontay Wilder - January 2024?

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jwfg wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 15:57
jamesmcdonnell wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 15:51
big lennox wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 15:26

It would be a sensational fight if they do. Two huge hitters going at it. What's not to like. Sounds promising.
I'm not sure either want it bad enough.
It ain't just the two boxers. There are a lot of stars that need to align for that fight to get made. Now there isn't someone with an open (Saudi) cheque book open saying 'How much is it going to take?', the fight is a kit harder to make,
Knitting Circle logic.
"It's not the boxers fault that the fight hasn't happened in 8 years but Fury is fully to blame for Usyk and Joshua walking away from 2 fights with him in the past 11 months. "
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jamesmcdonnell wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 15:51
big lennox wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 15:26
jwfg wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 14:41

They may fight, they may not. You don't have a crystal ball.

The word on the Jewish grapevine.... Shelley Finkel says both boxers want the fight and it's close.
It would be a sensational fight if they do. Two huge hitters going at it. What's not to like. Sounds promising.
I'm not sure either want it bad enough.
A rare voice of reason.
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Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Deontay Wilder - January 2024?

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BigDoofus wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 16:47
jwfg wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 15:57
jamesmcdonnell wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 15:51

I'm not sure either want it bad enough.
It ain't just the two boxers. There are a lot of stars that need to align for that fight to get made. Now there isn't someone with an open (Saudi) cheque book open saying 'How much is it going to take?', the fight is a kit harder to make,
Knitting Circle logic.
"It's not the boxers fault that the fight hasn't happened in 8 years but Fury is fully to blame for Usyk and Joshua walking away from 2 fights with him in the past 11 months. "
Why are you talking about Usyk in a Joshua vs Wilder thread?
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:evil:
golden_labrador wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 16:27
jamesmcdonnell wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 15:52
golden_labrador wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 15:07

Chisora

I agree.

He's just a babby, he won't find his mam strength till he hits 60.
he'll be on borrowed time though once Hughie gets his man strength
Yes, but as Chisora is older, he will always be stronger. Like Odin.
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BigBalllicker stuck in repeat mode again.
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Time to put Joshua-Wilder into the great fights that never, ever happened file.
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BigDoofus wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 16:47
jwfg wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 15:57
jamesmcdonnell wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 15:51

I'm not sure either want it bad enough.
It ain't just the two boxers. There are a lot of stars that need to align for that fight to get made. Now there isn't someone with an open (Saudi) cheque book open saying 'How much is it going to take?', the fight is a kit harder to make,
Knitting Circle logic.
"It's not the boxers fault that the fight hasn't happened in 8 years but Fury is fully to blame for Usyk and Joshua walking away from 2 fights with him in the past 11 months. "
Hang on - hang on!!

2 fights in 11 months? for the last 12 m0nths you have been repeating 2 fights in 9 months ... I am beginning to suspect you are making these things up :OhYes:
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tonyevs wrote: 18 Oct 2023, 03:24
BigDoofus wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 16:47
jwfg wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 15:57

It ain't just the two boxers. There are a lot of stars that need to align for that fight to get made. Now there isn't someone with an open (Saudi) cheque book open saying 'How much is it going to take?', the fight is a kit harder to make,
Knitting Circle logic.
"It's not the boxers fault that the fight hasn't happened in 8 years but Fury is fully to blame for Usyk and Joshua walking away from 2 fights with him in the past 11 months. "
Hang on - hang on!!

2 fights in 11 months? for the last 12 m0nths you have been repeating 2 fights in 9 months ... I am beginning to suspect you are making these things up :OhYes:
:lol:
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tonyevs wrote: 18 Oct 2023, 03:24
BigDoofus wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 16:47
jwfg wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 15:57

It ain't just the two boxers. There are a lot of stars that need to align for that fight to get made. Now there isn't someone with an open (Saudi) cheque book open saying 'How much is it going to take?', the fight is a kit harder to make,
Knitting Circle logic.
"It's not the boxers fault that the fight hasn't happened in 8 years but Fury is fully to blame for Usyk and Joshua walking away from 2 fights with him in the past 11 months. "
Hang on - hang on!!

2 fights in 11 months? for the last 12 m0nths you have been repeating 2 fights in 9 months ... I am beginning to suspect you are making these things up :OhYes:
2 fights in 9 months.
2 fights in the past 11 months.
Both correct.
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BigDoofus wrote: 18 Oct 2023, 08:11
tonyevs wrote: 18 Oct 2023, 03:24
BigDoofus wrote: 17 Oct 2023, 16:47

Knitting Circle logic.
"It's not the boxers fault that the fight hasn't happened in 8 years but Fury is fully to blame for Usyk and Joshua walking away from 2 fights with him in the past 11 months. "
Hang on - hang on!!

2 fights in 11 months? for the last 12 m0nths you have been repeating 2 fights in 9 months ... I am beginning to suspect you are making these things up :OhYes:
2 fights in 9 months.
2 fights in the past 11 months.
Both correct.
Fury The Drug Cheat has turned down plenty of fights including at least two proposed AJ contests.
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Sshhhh Doofy, it's OK, we understand. Tyson's your son and you'll back him up no matter what, even if he does pull out of negotiations twice vs Joshua or set greedy demands and obstacles in place to prevent the Usyk fight. You're remaining loyal, which is admirable.
Just a bugger you can't go and join him in training camp because he preferred having Sugar Hill there, which is loyal of him to do as well though. :salut:
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Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Deontay Wilder - January 2024? - Game changing event.

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Anthony Joshua vs Manuel Charr is the rumour.
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Another fighter Fury avoided to instead take on Chisora for the 3rd time.
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Usyk selected Wilder to beat Joshua :

“It would’ve been a phenomenal match. Wilder’s unique if he clips, one is unable to fight back. I’m going with Wilder on 60% for the contest. He’s a puncher and Joshua could be set on. Deontay’s able to send someone flying when he touches them.” - Oleksandr Usyk
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Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Deontay Wilder - January 2024? - Game changing event.

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quickeyg wrote: 18 Oct 2023, 13:12 Anthony Joshua vs Manuel Charr is the rumour.
Didn't Fury send a contract to Charr before deciding to box Chisora again?

A wasted few months of a prodigious talent, hopefully rectified by a Uysk fight.
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