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Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 08:25
by Taansend
Couldn't see a thread for this.....

Hughie being offered as the opponent for AJ in November, according to Sky & others.

If I can get decent odds I'd have a cheeky bet on Fury on points.

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 08:46
by littlepug
good call, we haven't seen the best of Hughie yet for one reason or another and his style could give Joshua fits if he is ready

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 09:11
by Stuarty
He wasn't ready for Whyte not that long ago but now he's ready for AJ? Hughie should take his time. There's no point jumping in too soon. If he takes the punt fair play to him but I think he'll get poleaxed!

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 09:16
by Killer Blow
I will never forgive Hearn if he makes this fight. Never.

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 09:22
by thelawisanass
hughie is physically strong enough it would be a quick blow out for AJ

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 09:40
by littlepug
Stuarty30 wrote:He wasn't ready for Whyte not that long ago but now he's ready for AJ? Hughie should take his time. There's no point jumping in too soon. If he takes the punt fair play to him but I think he'll get poleaxed!
wasnt ready for whyte due to the various ailments he been suffering from, in fact I don't think hes had a fight yet where hes been fully healthy, a big guy with a jab beats AJ all day long and I think peter fury is well aware of that.

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 09:42
by bigjack
Taansend wrote:Couldn't see a thread for this.....

Hughie being offered as the opponent for AJ in November, according to Sky & others.

If I can get decent odds I'd have a cheeky bet on Fury on points.

I think after Hughie's recent health issues he should have a couple of fights first,however like Taansend,i'd have a few quid for a Fury points win.

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 09:43
by bigjack
littlepug wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:He wasn't ready for Whyte not that long ago but now he's ready for AJ? Hughie should take his time. There's no point jumping in too soon. If he takes the punt fair play to him but I think he'll get poleaxed!
wasnt ready for whyte due to the various ailments he been suffering from, in fact I don't think hes had a fight yet where hes been fully healthy, a big guy with a jab beats AJ all day long and I think peter fury is well aware of that.

I agree,Hughie has skills that would give Joshua fits.

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 09:53
by BitPlayer
If Hughie was fit it could be interesting. But he's very young, and I think there's a good chaance he'd get overpowered.

Isn't he tied up with the same PED allegations as Tyson though?

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 09:54
by Stuarty
littlepug wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:He wasn't ready for Whyte not that long ago but now he's ready for AJ? Hughie should take his time. There's no point jumping in too soon. If he takes the punt fair play to him but I think he'll get poleaxed!
wasnt ready for whyte due to the various ailments he been suffering from, in fact I don't think hes had a fight yet where hes been fully healthy, a big guy with a jab beats AJ all day long and I think peter fury is well aware of that.
Yeah I knew he had a condition that meant he wasn't anywhere near 100%. Why not fight Whyte for the British first? That's sitting vacant at the moment. I've not seen anything from Hughie so far that would suggest he has what it takes to beat AJ. Maybe somewhere down the line but if it happens next I reckon he gets stopped inside 6.

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 10:05
by littlepug
Stuarty30 wrote:
littlepug wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:He wasn't ready for Whyte not that long ago but now he's ready for AJ? Hughie should take his time. There's no point jumping in too soon. If he takes the punt fair play to him but I think he'll get poleaxed!
wasnt ready for whyte due to the various ailments he been suffering from, in fact I don't think hes had a fight yet where hes been fully healthy, a big guy with a jab beats AJ all day long and I think peter fury is well aware of that.
Yeah I knew he had a condition that meant he wasn't anywhere near 100%. Why not fight Whyte for the British first? That's sitting vacant at the moment. I've not seen anything from Hughie so far that would suggest he has what it takes to beat AJ. Maybe somewhere down the line but if it happens next I reckon he gets stopped inside 6.
yeah thats the worry hes only had stay busy fights so far so its hard to judge, am assuming peter knows something we don't and must think hes capable of making the jump although british and European title fights would of been an interesting gauge first.

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 10:07
by BitPlayer
littlepug wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:He wasn't ready for Whyte not that long ago but now he's ready for AJ? Hughie should take his time. There's no point jumping in too soon. If he takes the punt fair play to him but I think he'll get poleaxed!
wasnt ready for whyte due to the various ailments he been suffering from, in fact I don't think hes had a fight yet where hes been fully healthy, a big guy with a jab beats AJ all day long and I think peter fury is well aware of that.
I think he was pretty healthy against Rudenko.

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 10:07
by Ian1973
I don't think Hughie is mentally ready for this level yet. Yes, he has the technical ability but at the moment he's too fragile. Give him a couple of years and let him mature into himself. There is no rush, he's a kid.

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 10:09
by mickey1975
Whyte is a pal, so can't fight Hughie.

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 10:14
by Stuarty
littlepug wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
littlepug wrote: wasnt ready for whyte due to the various ailments he been suffering from, in fact I don't think hes had a fight yet where hes been fully healthy, a big guy with a jab beats AJ all day long and I think peter fury is well aware of that.
Yeah I knew he had a condition that meant he wasn't anywhere near 100%. Why not fight Whyte for the British first? That's sitting vacant at the moment. I've not seen anything from Hughie so far that would suggest he has what it takes to beat AJ. Maybe somewhere down the line but if it happens next I reckon he gets stopped inside 6.
yeah thats the worry hes only had stay busy fights so far so its hard to judge, am assuming peter knows something we don't and must think hes capable of making the jump although british and European title fights would of been an interesting gauge first.
Maybe he does know something? I doubt he'd put his son in the firing line if he wasn't confident of him winning but it could be a case of Peter only seeing what he wants to see because it's his boy. That would surprise me because he seems a very astute guy. Who knows?

I pick n choose what PPVs I'd pay for now and I wouldn't pay for AJ v Hughie. I'd be more excited about Hughie fighting Whyte for the British on regular Sky or part of an AJ undercard. That could be interesting.

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 10:14
by Stuarty
mickey1975 wrote:Whyte is a pal, so can't fight Hughie.
Surely they could put their friendship on hold for a short time? It's been done many times before.

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 10:15
by Rexob
It's a joke fight for Joshua just shows what they really think of his ability's. Nothing wrong with Hughie mind, he just needs a few more years to develop.

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 10:18
by mickey1975
Stuarty30 wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:Whyte is a pal, so can't fight Hughie.
Surely they could put their friendship on hold for a short time? It's been done many times before.
No, he won't fight him.

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 10:22
by littlepug
Rexob wrote:It's a joke fight for Joshua just shows what they really think of his ability's. Nothing wrong with Hughie mind, he just needs a few more years to develop.
don't think Joshua is too far ahead of Hughie but your right he shouldn't be seeking out these type of fights, its like his guys are frightened to death of putting him in with a serious test in case the wheels come off

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 10:45
by Exoddus
He wouldn't fight John McDermott or Chisora so he wont be fighting Joshua.

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 10:48
by Horse
Rexob wrote:It's a joke fight for Joshua just shows what they really think of his ability's. Nothing wrong with Hughie mind, he just needs a few more years to develop.
It's a good quality British title fight.

Nothing wrong with it.

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 10:53
by Rexob
Horse wrote:
Rexob wrote:It's a joke fight for Joshua just shows what they really think of his ability's. Nothing wrong with Hughie mind, he just needs a few more years to develop.
It's a good quality British title fight.

Nothing wrong with it.

It's for a world title?

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 11:01
by Stuarty
Rexob wrote:
Horse wrote:
Rexob wrote:It's a joke fight for Joshua just shows what they really think of his ability's. Nothing wrong with Hughie mind, he just needs a few more years to develop.
It's a good quality British title fight.

Nothing wrong with it.

It's for a world title?
He's beng facetious as usual.

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 11:06
by BillyTKid
My theory is that his health has not got better and this is a cash out fight.

Re: Joshua v Hughie in November?

Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 11:19
by BitPlayer
BillyTKid wrote:My theory is that his health has not got better and this is a cash out fight.
Peter has got money, and I'm sure Hughie could make money a number of otherways, no way would he risk his sons health, and his son his own health, purely for a quick buck.