Playmaker88
G Money is Cash
Anthony Joshua is the most uninspiring heavyweight of all time
He fights like he working a 9-5 he doesnt like
He fights like he working a 9-5 he doesnt like
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Anthony Joshua gave very honest answer when asked why comeback fight is Jermaine Franklin
Anthony Joshua was honest in admitting money is motivating him ahead of his fight with Jermaine Franklin. The former two-time unified heavyweight champion is hoping to get his career back on track …
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Playmaker88
G Money is Cash
There was a point in the fight, and Franklin pushed him or gave him a forearm shiver Joshua got pissed off and did absolutely nothing
illed_Out
Active Member
Naw I think if AJ had heart he’d fuck Wilder and Fury up… He has the skill set, strength, and size he just ain’t got that dog in him…
Seem like he fights down to the level of his competition, instead of walking through them he’s apprehensive like he doesn’t want to underestimate his opponent and get caught with something… I believe that’s what’s stopping him from letting his hands go..
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illed_Out
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@Playmaker88 I know you think Tyson Fury is the end all be all in the heavyweight division but what part of my post do you disagree with ??
Playmaker88
G Money is Cash
Ifs dont happen.
And hes the best heavyweight whether you like it or not.
Joshua is too stiff for Fury any how on top of him being a mental wreck.. he has no drive and reacts awkward as fuck to getting punched...
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The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
That's the main reason I don't know why anyone believes Wilder would have stood a chance against prime Mike. Wilder's punching is too wild to have ever landed cleanly on Mike at his best. Now if we're talking Mike when he fought Lennox and had largely abandoned the Peek-a-Boo style, I could see Wilder catching Mike and putting him down.
ThaFury
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AJ looked stiff and tentative. I know it takes multiple fights with a new trainer to become comfortable though. His power jab in the beginning of the fight was excellent, but toward the end of the fight he was doing one of those pawing jobs that I hate. The difference between him and other fighters is that they're not afraid to be hit and have to get back up, he seems to still struggle with that.