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Re: Who Thought AJ Was Done At Round Six?
Posted: 30 Apr 2017, 18:20
by coneye
Fury and Joshua is irrelevant at this stage , But if it did happen in early 2018 for me Fury does'nt have the power to negate AJ Joshua on the other hand has the power to ko Fury ,, What would make it interesting is could Fury dance move , and dodge the bullets stealing the fight with the potshots and not wanting to mix it . for a full 12 rnds , it would be interesting and probably sell 95000 tickets , and more ppv so it will happen after some intense bargaining , because Fury is'nt stupid , he may not be the big ticket seller , but without him it does'nt do the huge nunbers .
But in the meantime , I think Parker should make a big push for AJ now before he gets any better, and then we will see how he fares against a fit YOUNG opponent , although AJ will probably be to big for him , Parker needs to do it now or not at all , AJ will only get better ,, I would also like to see AJ v Wilder , so we can watch the mouthy Wilder lay flat on his back , but also because he has a punchers chance , other than that can' think of too many good fights out there now , for AJ
Re: Who Thought AJ Was Done At Round Six?
Posted: 01 May 2017, 03:13
by Tanzio
After watching it again, I do not think that AJ gassed in 5 as much as Wlad managed to hurt him badly when AJ tried to finish him. I believe that Wlad recognized that AJ was not completely gassed and he was cautious not to have AJ return the favor by catching him in a full on attack.
What a fight!! On second viewing AJ becomes more impressive fo his nuanced boxing intelligence. The kid is a very significant force to reckon with.
Re: Who Thought AJ Was Done At Round Six?
Posted: 01 May 2017, 03:26
by lillywhite14
coneye wrote:Fury and Joshua is irrelevant at this stage , But if it did happen in early 2018 for me Fury does'nt have the power to negate AJ Joshua on the other hand has the power to ko Fury ,, What would make it interesting is could Fury dance move , and dodge the bullets stealing the fight with the potshots and not wanting to mix it . for a full 12 rnds , it would be interesting and probably sell 95000 tickets , and more ppv so it will happen after some intense bargaining , because Fury is'nt stupid , he may not be the big ticket seller , but without him it does'nt do the huge nunbers .
But in the meantime , I think Parker should make a big push for AJ now before he gets any better, and then we will see how he fares against a fit YOUNG opponent , although AJ will probably be to big for him , Parker needs to do it now or not at all , AJ will only get better ,, I would also like to see AJ v Wilder , so we can watch the mouthy Wilder lay flat on his back , but also because he has a punchers chance , other than that can' think of too many good fights out there now , for AJ
After Saturday night Joshua does huge numbers against anyone. Talking about Cardiff next for a mandatory against Pulev! Joshua is the golden ticket in the heavyweight ranks right now
Re: Who Thought AJ Was Done At Round Six?
Posted: 01 May 2017, 04:01
by samwbr
Tanzio wrote:After watching it again, I do not think that AJ gassed in 5 as much as Wlad managed to hurt him badly when AJ tried to finish him. I believe that Wlad recognized that AJ was not completely gassed and he was cautious not to have AJ return the favor by catching him in a full on attack.
What a fight!! On second viewing AJ becomes more impressive fo his nuanced boxing intelligence. The kid is a very significant force to reckon with.
He landed a pretty decent shot at the end of the round.