It would be a brutal KO. There is NO way Wilders Bambi legs would support him when Joshua connects with one on his bombs.
Yeah, but I'm hoping the hype continues to build. This is definitely a fight the boxing public wants to see.
Joshua didn't even shock and awe Martin, who is levels below Wilder, being as tentative as he was in the first two rounds. The first meaningful punch of the whole fight was landed more than half-way into the second round against a guy as basic as Martin. Something tells me that Joshua is not going to like fighting people that are his height or taller.
Wilder has beaten Stiverne, Molina, Duhaupas and Szpilka, all of whom I'd give a decent chance to of beating Joshua. Now remind me who has Joshua beaten again?
Laugh if you will, but I'd favour Joshua over Wilder, though I admit I still need to see Joshua against decent opponents before i am willing to bet even my vCash....
Based on Joshua having beaten no one other than Whyte who is game but domestic level, and Charles Martin who laid down for him...Wilder would be a big favourite in this fight. Joshua needs to fight some top 5-25 ranked HW's and build his resume. I think once Joshua matures and if he proves himself at a higher level then this would be an interesting fight
How is it transparent when I don't even attempt to cloak it behind anything? But thanks for telling me that Captain Obvious.:thumbsup
You obviously didn`t see the look on Martins face as he was sitting on the canvas after the 1st knockdown.
Honestly, Joshua is leagues above Wilder. Wilder is a good little American level fighter but doesn't have the skills to mix it in Europe. He should stick to the boxing backwater that is the USofA
Wilder may go on to be amazing but he has had it easier being based away from Europe. In Europe HWs are matched tougher and moved on faster. Its funny how Duhapaus gave Wilder a tough fight and American fans suddenly think there is a new HW on the scene when Duhaupaus wouldnt be top 3 in Britain let alone Europe