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Switch hitter wrote:He's still learning even though he has a belt.....Can't be any worse than any of Wilder's defences

edb1000 wrote:Treating the fans like mugs. A disgrace

smiling assassin wrote:

edb1000 wrote:Treating the fans like mugs. A disgrace

Yeah 100%. Who cares about the fans though mate when the casuals will lap it up. Eddie Hearn will make millions out of this man. Can't see him getting put in with a live opponent anytime soon

Stuarty30 wrote:Parker Takam winner should be next up. Some folk will still no doubt moan at that too when it happens...

Horse wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:Parker Takam winner should be next up. Some folk will still no doubt moan at that too when it happens...

"Poor Joshua, he is so hard done by. There is no point in him stepping up and fighting good opposition as he'll get no credit, so he might as well keep fighting these bums."

Stuarty30 wrote:

smiling assassin wrote:

edb1000 wrote:Treating the fans like mugs. A disgrace

Yeah 100%. Who cares about the fans though mate when the casuals will lap it up. Eddie Hearn will make millions out of this man. Can't see him getting put in with a live opponent anytime soon

They'll need to fight a danger man sooner or later. Parker Takam winner should be next up. Some folk will still no doubt moan at that too when it happens...

Shirow wrote:Sounds like everyone is going overboard. It's a first defence against an unbeaten US prospect who is a little bit taller and heavier than Joshua.
It should get some attention in the US. I don't begrudge a gimme. I've seen a little of him and i would rate him as similar to Martin, very big, strong & athletic with very sloppy boxing skills.

Shirow wrote:Of course it this shouldn't be PPV. I won't pay for it but will find a way to watch but this is a safe defence that should be used as a showcase available to as many people as possible. It would be smarter to make it available to everyone with Sky whether they have Sports or not, pile more casuals onto the gravy train to make them more likely to buy a more worthwhile PPV down the road.

I don't think he should be rushed (this year) into fights with Fury, Klitschko, Povetkin or Ortiz. Other than that he should look to clean up everyone else get some experience and go the the top guys in 2017.

Stuarty30 wrote:Didn't say that did I? Every time he ko's someone no matter who it is they'll be labelled a bum. This fight is an easy defence which Hearn will try and spin as 'both undefeated former Olympians' blah blah but the Parker Takam winner is a good fight and folk will still moan. If he blasts one of them out they'll be labelled crap! Stop acting like a whinging bitch

Horse wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:Didn't say that did I? Every time he ko's someone no matter who it is they'll be labelled a bum. This fight is an easy defence which Hearn will try and spin as 'both undefeated former Olympians' blah blah but the Parker Takam winner is a good fight and folk will still moan. If he blasts one of them out they'll be labelled crap! Stop acting like a whinging bitch

Actually that is what you seem to be saying.

My impression of you was very accurate.

Stuarty30 wrote:You are a puzzle of an individual. Life in your bubble must be exhilarating

Horse wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:You are a puzzle of an individual. Life in your bubble must be exhilarating

Can't handle the truth?

Stuarty30 wrote:I'm not sure what the truth is where you're concerned. I explained my comment and you only see what you want to see. I could explain it all day and the penny still won't drop. I think you just pick arguements on here when your reloading between furiously masterbating to your Fury/Murray shrine you little troll.

Roars Like Me wrote:I saw some of the fight with Mansour, meh!

BitPlayer wrote:I just read about that, must be one of the luckiest wins ever.
http://boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Fight:2035319

* Breazeale loses every round but wins the vacant World Boxing Council Continental Americas title, a significant belt in figuring the WBC heavyweight ratings schematic.

* Mansour won the first five rounds on the judges' scorecards (50-44, 50-44, 50-44), and knocked down Breazeale in the third round for a 10-8 round, who beat the count.

* Mansour inadvertently bit his tongue nearly in half during the second round and could not breathe through his mouth, nor his nose as he entered the bout with a cold. Mansour gave up on his stool.

* Contributing to the tongue injury, Mansour's mouthpiece for this bout was fitted for his upper teeth only.[[1]] It remained a mystery why the partial mouthpiece was even allowed by the C.S.A.C.

* Mansour underwent five hours of surgery and took 36 stitches in his tongue to put it back together, one of the most bizarre injuries ever incurred during a heavyweight bout.

* Despite press reports which 'jumped the gun' and said Mansour had fractured his jaw, causing the stoppage, Mansour's jaw was not fractured, and the early reports turned out to be false.