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Counter-puncher wrote:I like 'Camp Eddie'

Can we all make that his official boxrec name, please?

Thanks.

Ive always wondered why he got called Fast Car and Wazza gets called Bunny

'Camp Eddie' it is then, I expect you to help me police the policy across the forum stoney

Counter-puncher wrote:'Camp Eddie' it is then, I expect you to help me police the policy across the forum stoney

Certainly CP finally i can get to be like Nick Clegg

Ha

Am I the only one who thought Whyte looked VERY sloppy in his last fight before he finished it off? If he gets caught like that by Joshua, he will be going to sleep quickly.

Also, who has Whyte fought that is so great? Yes, he is undefeated, but people use that as a stick to beat AJ with, do they not?

Surely this is just another case of Sky hyping up a fight to be a damn sight closer than it actually will be, and Joshua is going to smash him all over and get an early stoppage?

Yeah Whyte does have a chance it is the heavyweight division after all plus we don't know how good Joshua is yet as he has yet to take a shot or fight on the back foot..

Fatcatstu wrote:Am I the only one who thought Whyte looked VERY sloppy in his last fight before he finished it off? If he gets caught like that by Joshua, he will be going to sleep quickly.

Also, who has Whyte fought that is so great? Yes, he is undefeated, but people use that as a stick to beat AJ with, do they not?

Surely this is just another case of Sky hyping up a fight to be a damn sight closer than it actually will be, and Joshua is going to smash him all over and get an early stoppage?

Whyte blamed an injury in his last fight, meant he couldn't throw the jab I think. But I agree, he looked very one-paced, even ignoring the lack of a good jab.

I agree with your post though. Joshua is too big, quick and strong and unless he does something sloppy I think he will land on Whyte before Whyte lands on him. Until he's in there against somebody with power and speed on their side, I don't think he will be tested.

I don't give Whyte any chance.

Physically, I think AJ will just be quicker. Whyte might have heavier hands, but Joshua still packs a punch, and will throw two or three by the time Whyte's thrown one. And with that in mind it'll be over inside three yet again.

Cynically speaking, there's too much money 'invested' (future PPVs, no doubt a big summer show) in Joshua for him to be 'allowed' to lose to Whyte...

Only person that can beat Joshua here is himself if he goes in half-arsed about it all, which he's not done so far so don't expect him to start now.