Definitely.BigRed wrote:He's well groomed, the wheels of the British boxing industry are turning with this one.TheDarkDestroyer wrote:Absolutely, especially under that pressure.BigRed wrote: That was a smart move too, he's good advice, I'd say he has better ring knowledge than he gets credit for. Good team.
More like because a lot of people think he's limelight seeking twat.TheDarkDestroyer wrote:He's famous and on TV.Horse wrote:Why's Hearn unpopular with the crowd?
The rubbish undercard?
He's not and he rolled back the years tonight. Was light on his feet, threw plenty, but still ' couldn't pull the trigger' when the time came.BigRed wrote:If wk would have had the enthusiasm he had tonight, I believe he would have stopped fury. Amazing what motivation can do. He's not a regular "old" 41 yo as so many are saying.
Fury was far more mobile than Joshua was.BigRed wrote:If wk would have had the enthusiasm he had tonight, I believe he would have stopped fury. Amazing what motivation can do. He's not a regular "old" 41 yo as so many are saying.
Wlad should call it a day, he's in his forties now and let's face it Hemingway would struggle to write a better swansong for a proud old champ than that. What better way to say goodbye to a sport that you have graced for 2 decades?wesshaw1985 wrote:Has to be a rematch...
TheRiverCityHippy wrote:Wlad should call it a day, he's in his forties now and let's face it Hemingway would struggle to write a better swansong for a proud old champ than that. What better way to say goodbye to a sport that you have graced for 2 decades?wesshaw1985 wrote:Has to be a rematch...
By winning the world title back.TheRiverCityHippy wrote:Wlad should call it a day, he's in his forties now and let's face it Hemingway would struggle to write a better swansong for a proud old champ than that. What better way to say goodbye to a sport that you have graced for 2 decades?
Joshua hardly looked unbeatable.rossij8 wrote:Can't call Fury v Joshua but Josh Favourite now-I can 't see it happening soon
Bellew v Wilder though - Wilder knows Joshua will flatten him
I agree.Boxerbeetle wrote:Joshua fvcks up Fury. Said it before and today doesn't change my mind at all. Probably makes me more certain.
I agree with Horse here for onceHorse wrote:Joshua hardly looked unbeatable.rossij8 wrote:Can't call Fury v Joshua but Josh Favourite now-I can 't see it happening soon
Bellew v Wilder though - Wilder knows Joshua will flatten him
I don't think that Wilder would have lost too much confidence after tonight's fight.
Fury will be a lot more harder to land on though. On the flipside though, Fury isnt really a puncher and Joshua might be able to walk through his punches.Boxerbeetle wrote:Joshua fvcks up Fury. Said it before and today doesn't change my mind at all. Probably makes me more certain.
was that going to be after the main event ?Deno1986 wrote:Anyone know result from Josh Kelly fight or has it been on yet?
Exactly my point. On the other hand, Wilder should fancy his chances of one-punch ko; Joshua has proved to have a decent chin but is still very vulnerable..IT wrote:Fury will be a lot more harder to land on though. On the flipside though, Fury isnt really a puncher and Joshua might be able to walk through his punches.Boxerbeetle wrote:Joshua fvcks up Fury. Said it before and today doesn't change my mind at all. Probably makes me more certain.
Agreed, walking away after a memorable and epic battle against the new star of the show is as good a time as any to walk away.TheRiverCityHippy wrote:Wlad should call it a day, he's in his forties now and let's face it Hemingway would struggle to write a better swansong for a proud old champ than that. What better way to say goodbye to a sport that you have graced for 2 decades?wesshaw1985 wrote:Has to be a rematch...
It also makes Haye — at 6'1" or so in reality — look better.BillyTKid wrote:That's done more for vlads legacy than 95% of his defences.
Yeah. For me, its either Fury outboxes Joshua over 12 or Joshua walks through Fury's arsenal.Boxerbeetle wrote:Exactly my point. On the other hand, Wilder should fancy his chances of one-punch ko; Joshua has proved to have a decent chin but is still very vulnerable..IT wrote:Fury will be a lot more harder to land on though. On the flipside though, Fury isnt really a puncher and Joshua might be able to walk through his punches.Boxerbeetle wrote:Joshua fvcks up Fury. Said it before and today doesn't change my mind at all. Probably makes me more certain.
Same was said pre fight this evening by manyIT wrote:Yeah. For me, its either Fury outboxes Joshua over 12 or Joshua walks through Fury's arsenal.Boxerbeetle wrote:Exactly my point. On the other hand, Wilder should fancy his chances of one-punch ko; Joshua has proved to have a decent chin but is still very vulnerable..IT wrote: Fury will be a lot more harder to land on though. On the flipside though, Fury isnt really a puncher and Joshua might be able to walk through his punches.
What makes you (both) so sure ?Stuffs wrote:I agree.Boxerbeetle wrote:Joshua fvcks up Fury. Said it before and today doesn't change my mind at all. Probably makes me more certain.
Wilder is probably underrated at this point.rossij8 wrote:Wilder is the most over rated fighter in the world