Is AJ deffo fighting 18th July?
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Mimmy
- Heavyweight

Is AJ deffo fighting 18th July?
I hear talk that the fight on 18th July for joshua might now be uncertain. Im about to buy tickets for the 18th show with the intension of AJ showing up and fighting. I dont want to buy a ticket and AJ pull out of the show for a fight a week or 2 later.
Last edited by Mimmy on 22 Jun 2015, 14:12, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Is AJ deffo fighting 18th July?
I'm going I hope AJ fights but the card is really good at the moment anyway 4 proper fights announced so far.
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Bosh Dorigo
- Super Welterweight
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Re: Is AJ deffo fighting 18th July?
If he's fighting Wach in Sept the July 18th job will be a knock over anyway, probably not worth getting excited about really.
Re: Is AJ deffo fighting 18th July?
It`s the best non PPV sky show Hearn has put on if you look at the card as a whole imo and if I lived near Manchester I would be getting a ticket.He would be fighting a knock over job anyway so his fight doesn't really add much to the show at all.If Joshua being on it was the main reason for getting a ticket I would wait until a couple of weeks before the event and see what Hearn is saying about Joshua`s involvement.I think there is a good chance that they will skip this date and go straight to September which would save allot of grief about another bum being brought over and with him having basicly 3 knock over jobs in a row quite recently would be the best thing imo
Re: Is AJ deffo fighting 18th July?
Its obvious his next proper step up is September so if he does fight in July it'll be a pointless 2 round knock over (similar to the Love fight being just before Johnson we all knew Johnson was his next proper opponent.mimmy123 wrote:I hear talk that the fight on 18th July for joshua might now be uncertain. Im about to buy tickets for the 18th show with the intension of AJ showing up and fighting. I dont want to buy a ticket and AJ pull out of the show for a fight a week or 2 later.
Its a really good good in fairness but if you buying tickets or not depends on AJ fighting a pointless opponent then best of luck
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Mimmy
- Heavyweight

Re: Is AJ deffo fighting 18th July?
Im not risking the tickets for this fight if AJ drops out, going to wait for tickets for the leeds show now Josh Warrington instead.
Re: Is AJ deffo fighting 18th July?
Really? each to their own but the Manchester show is way better than Leeds with or without AJmimmy123 wrote:Im not risking the tickets for this fight if AJ drops out, going to wait for tickets for the leeds show now Josh Warrington instead.
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Mimmy
- Heavyweight

Re: Is AJ deffo fighting 18th July?
I want to see joshua fight. So I would rather wait until he faces someone worth note. Also I want to get to the next Warrington fight which has just been announcedste1983 wrote:Really? each to their own but the Manchester show is way better than Leeds with or without AJmimmy123 wrote:Im not risking the tickets for this fight if AJ drops out, going to wait for tickets for the leeds show now Josh Warrington instead.
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Bosh Dorigo
- Super Welterweight
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Re: Is AJ deffo fighting 18th July?
You're braver than me, there is NOTHING that could entice me to attend a Warrington fight, have you seen the pond life that constitute his fanbase?mimmy123 wrote:Also I want to get to the next Warrington fight which has just been announced
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Mimmy
- Heavyweight

Re: Is AJ deffo fighting 18th July?
My son is friends of his dad, so not really interested in the pond life as im hoping to be sat away from the trouble and low lifers.Bosh Dorigo wrote:You're braver than me, there is NOTHING that could entice me to attend a Warrington fight, have you seen the pond life that constitute his fanbase?mimmy123 wrote:Also I want to get to the next Warrington fight which has just been announced
Re: Is AJ deffo fighting 18th July?
I obviously don't know anything about you, but that is a proper casual quotemimmy123 wrote:Im not risking the tickets for this fight if AJ drops out, going to wait for tickets for the leeds show now Josh Warrington instead.
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mickey1975
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Re: Is AJ deffo fighting 18th July?
There won't be any trouble. It's 100% Leeds.mimmy123 wrote:My son is friends of his dad, so not really interested in the pond life as im hoping to be sat away from the trouble and low lifers.Bosh Dorigo wrote:You're braver than me, there is NOTHING that could entice me to attend a Warrington fight, have you seen the pond life that constitute his fanbase?mimmy123 wrote:Also I want to get to the next Warrington fight which has just been announced
Re: Is AJ deffo fighting 18th July?
True just annoying.mickey1975 wrote: There won't be any trouble. It's 100% Leeds.
Leeds do love a bit of criminal damage though
As soon as Warrington fights anyone with any sort of following in Leeds wait for the horror stories.
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mickey1975
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Re: Is AJ deffo fighting 18th July?
I don't go, because I can't do with Leeds fans. Eddie Hearn is going to sh!t himself when Josh gets chinned! He's created a monster!
Re: Is AJ deffo fighting 18th July?
Off the bill, replaced by Martin Murray.
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surfthehurf
- Middleweight
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Re: Is AJ deffo fighting 18th July?
http://www.fightnews.com/Boxing/joshua- ... ght-296497
Joshua pulls out of July 18 fight
Unbeaten 2012 Olympic super heavyweight gold medalist Heavyweight Anthony Joshua (13-0, 13 KOs) has pulled out of a July 18 fight at the Manchester Arena in Manchester, England. No opponent had been named for the fight. Joshua will now focus on a “major title bout” on September 12 at The O2 in London. He is rumored to be facing Mariusz Wach.
Replacing Joshua on July 18 is former middleweight contender Martin Murray in his second fight in the super middleweight division. The card also features a pair of world title fights as Scott Quigg defends his WBA “regular” super bantamweight title against former IBF champion Kiko Martinez and WBA “regular” lightweight champion Darleys Perez defends against Anthony Crolla.
Joshua pulls out of July 18 fight
Unbeaten 2012 Olympic super heavyweight gold medalist Heavyweight Anthony Joshua (13-0, 13 KOs) has pulled out of a July 18 fight at the Manchester Arena in Manchester, England. No opponent had been named for the fight. Joshua will now focus on a “major title bout” on September 12 at The O2 in London. He is rumored to be facing Mariusz Wach.
Replacing Joshua on July 18 is former middleweight contender Martin Murray in his second fight in the super middleweight division. The card also features a pair of world title fights as Scott Quigg defends his WBA “regular” super bantamweight title against former IBF champion Kiko Martinez and WBA “regular” lightweight champion Darleys Perez defends against Anthony Crolla.
Re: Is AJ deffo fighting 18th July?
Makes more sense anyway.expe wrote:Off the bill, replaced by Martin Murray.
Re: Is AJ deffo fighting 18th July?
AJ versus.... the Mighty....

