Page 1 of 2
November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 05:54
by Ricky_
Delightful news for Eddie today that his cash cow won't have to be risked in a rematch with Klitchko & Bum of the Month Club shall return in November for a bargain price of £22.
But who will it be? Tony Bummer Bellew? A rematch grudge match with Whyte? Hughy Fury?
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 05:56
by fightfan95
I'm sure Hearn said if it isn't Wlad than it will be 100% Pulev
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 06:01
by Boxerbeetle
Pulev in the Millennium, I reckon.
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 06:25
by mullenman
Pulev with a great undercard and id be happy
Chisora v whythe etc
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 06:27
by tony1234
SKY hype machine will be in overdrive with trying to flog the Mayweather 'fight' and then Joshua v 'the most dangerous heavyweight in the world' fight
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 06:30
by Gnome
Pulev is not a tomato can, nor is Hughie Fury or Whyte. Bellew has already said he wouldn't fight AJ because he think it would be a mismatch.
It's just that Joshua is looking too damned good. Pulev would be the best challenger of the above. The man has no fear.
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 06:34
by ILikeBeer
I heard rumours that this PPV was going to cost approximately £100.
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 06:37
by Tangerine
Theres no way Eddie will be "delighted" with this.Hes just watched a huge pay day walk off into the sunset.
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 06:38
by KiwiRider
The way I understand it, it's Pulev or lose a belt.
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 06:59
by Stuffs
They gave Joshua grace for Klitschko II and fight Pulev later. I guess that will be more enforced now.
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 07:14
by Taansend
ILikeBeer wrote:I heard rumours that this PPV was going to cost approximately £100.
I heard the £100 PPV knocked down Joshua in sparring
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 07:19
by cutsman
Joshua must now face mandatory challenger Kubrat Pulev before 2 December or risk being stripped of his IBF bel
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 07:19
by cutsman
cutsman wrote:Joshua must now face mandatory challenger Kubrat Pulev before 2 December or risk being stripped of his IBF belt
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 07:36
by ILikeBeer
Taansend wrote:ILikeBeer wrote:I heard rumours that this PPV was going to cost approximately £100.
I heard the £100 PPV knocked down Joshua in sparring
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 08:05
by Boxerbeetle
Taansend wrote:ILikeBeer wrote:I heard rumours that this PPV was going to cost approximately £100.
I heard the £100 PPV knocked down Joshua in sparring
Poor AJ, he turns into Pricey in the gym.
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 08:33
by dirk2686
Ricky_ wrote:Delightful news for Eddie today that his cash cow won't have to be risked in a rematch with Klitchko & Bum of the Month Club shall return in November for a bargain price of £22.
But who will it be? Tony Bummer Bellew? A rematch grudge match with Whyte? Hughy Fury?
Who do you think he could fight who isn't a bum?
Wlad has retired. Fury doesn't have a licence. Parker is tied up with another fight.
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 08:56
by davie
Am I right in thinking a Wilder unification is the only option that would stop him being stripped?
That won't come off quickly, so it has to be Pulev.
Am i also right in thinking the WBA will want him to face Luis Ortiz after that?
So the options over the coming year or so are Pulev, Wilder, Ortiz & Parker/Fury winner.
I actually can't see a tomato can option..
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 08:57
by TheGingerBomber
OP's carer left him for an hour.
The constant plonky bullsh!t about Hearn is getting boring, he's brought the fans what they've wanted for the most part, and AJ has fought way beyond the level of expectations. He skipped European level and when many said they wouldn't dare put him in with Klitschko, he stepped in and smashed him. And when people said there won't be a rematch because he went life & death with an "old man", they tried to get the rematch....
As said, AJ vs Pulev very acceptable for me, just hope the undercard is legit.
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 09:01
by Ricky_
dirk2686 wrote:Ricky_ wrote:Delightful news for Eddie today that his cash cow won't have to be risked in a rematch with Klitchko & Bum of the Month Club shall return in November for a bargain price of £22.
But who will it be? Tony Bummer Bellew? A rematch grudge match with Whyte? Hughy Fury?
Who do you think he could fight who isn't a bum?
Wlad has retired. Fury doesn't have a licence. Parker is tied up with another fight.
If it is indeed Pulev as suggested i think that's a good fight & Pulev has a decent chance - knowing Hearn though he'll want a tune-up (live on ppv) first.
I wouldn't put it past Hearn to pay Pulev to stand aside until next year so he can cash in a certain KO over a lardass like Andy Ruiz.
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 09:03
by davie
TheGingerBomber wrote:OP's carer left him for an hour.
The constant plonky bullsh!t about Hearn is getting boring, he's brought the fans what they've wanted for the most part, and AJ has fought way beyond the level of expectations. He skipped European level and when many said they wouldn't dare put him in with Klitschko, he stepped in and smashed him. And when people said there won't be a rematch because he went life & death with an "old man", they tried to get the rematch....
As said, AJ vs Pulev very acceptable for me, just hope the undercard is legit.
To be fair, his opening run of world title opponents were open to criticism.
Martin gave up, Breazeale was tough but not great and Molina is simply not world level.
Over all Joshuas career has been solid, Whyte was a good test at British level, he did skip Euro level as you say and Klitschko is as good a win as any heavy has now.
Add to that he will now be tested in big fights over the next couple years.
But there was a point he recieved deserved criticism and it was starting to look like his career was going to follow the path of Deontay Wilders
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 09:12
by TheGingerBomber
davie wrote:TheGingerBomber wrote:OP's carer left him for an hour.
The constant plonky bullsh!t about Hearn is getting boring, he's brought the fans what they've wanted for the most part, and AJ has fought way beyond the level of expectations. He skipped European level and when many said they wouldn't dare put him in with Klitschko, he stepped in and smashed him. And when people said there won't be a rematch because he went life & death with an "old man", they tried to get the rematch....
As said, AJ vs Pulev very acceptable for me, just hope the undercard is legit.
To be fair, his opening run of world title opponents were open to criticism.
Martin gave up, Breazeale was tough but not great and Molina is simply not world level.
Over all Joshuas career has been solid, Whyte was a good test at British level, he did skip Euro level as you say and Klitschko is as good a win as any heavy has now.
Add to that he will now be tested in big fights over the next couple years.
But there was a point he recieved deserved criticism and it was starting to look like his career was going to follow the path of Deontay Wilders
But people think they can criticise him now his period of fighting Wlad is over, he's stepped up and I doubt he'll be stepping down to that level again for a while unless he has to. Agreed about Breazeale and Molina but these were the learning fights he needed before Martin, he took that Martin fight because he knew he was better and Breazeale turned out to be a better fight to learn from than Martin. There was a period too when AJ was avoided by Chisora and Pulev, so it's not always his and Eddie's fault.
A lot of people who are jumping on the Hearn is a crook band wagon don't really know boxing or Pulev, so think he's a shit opponent. Could well be a case of him getting outboxed again if Kubrat isn't faced by the sheer size and power of Joshua.
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 09:23
by Ricky_
TheGingerBomber wrote:
A lot of people who are jumping on the Hearn is a crook band wagon don't really know boxing
You dropped your wallet mate, you best bend over and pick it up.
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 09:40
by davie
Ricky_ wrote:TheGingerBomber wrote:
A lot of people who are jumping on the Hearn is a crook band wagon don't really know boxing
You dropped your wallet mate, you best bend over and pick it up.
What are you talking about?
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 09:46
by Ricky_
davie wrote:Ricky_ wrote:TheGingerBomber wrote:
A lot of people who are jumping on the Hearn is a crook band wagon don't really know boxing
You dropped your wallet mate, you best bend over and pick it up.
What are you talking about?
GingerBombs has a point, Hearn isn't a crook.
He's a fornicating master thief.
Re: November PPV: Anthony Joshua vs Tomato Can
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 10:13
by dirk2686
Ricky_ wrote:dirk2686 wrote:Ricky_ wrote:Delightful news for Eddie today that his cash cow won't have to be risked in a rematch with Klitchko & Bum of the Month Club shall return in November for a bargain price of £22.
But who will it be? Tony Bummer Bellew? A rematch grudge match with Whyte? Hughy Fury?
Who do you think he could fight who isn't a bum?
Wlad has retired. Fury doesn't have a licence. Parker is tied up with another fight.
If it is indeed Pulev as suggested i think that's a good fight & Pulev has a decent chance - knowing Hearn though he'll want a tune-up (live on ppv) first.
I wouldn't put it past Hearn to pay Pulev to stand aside until next year so he can cash in a certain KO over a lardass like Andy Ruiz.
Why 'knowing Hearn' do you think he'll want a tune up for Pulev? Joshua's just beaten Wlad in his nineteenth fight and people are still desperate to have a pop. It's all very weird.