The No Spin Zone: A Fair & Balanced Assessment Of Everything Anthony Joshua & Deontay Wilder.

That was my initial point. Thanks for clarifying. What a shame you have to resort to insults, staff member.

 

My older daughter has been known to say "I'm 95% smarter than 100% of all other people".

 

I didn’t bank on you refreshing the page every nanosecond, so well done of spotting my pre-edit. I was just asking a question, based on known facts. Sorry if you took it personally.

 

Fair enough

 

3 of your best posts, you managed to make a topic involving Hearn and Joshua while remaining impartial you'll have to excuse me while I go to the window to check too see if it's raining frogs and locusts.

 

Anyone else, I probably would've ignored it and not cared because it's pretty trivial. You, however, I knew would be bothered by the minute details like that.

 

Lol, the non spin zone. Surely you are joking especially after reading your posts. I quit reading after Stiverne I getting a C-, when he was that game to take Wilder's power and force things we haven't seen in Wilder before. Stiverne should get some credit for that and being top 5 in the division at the time, once Wilder beats an opponent they are instant bum. One reason why I can't take resume talk seriously.

Let's just say AJ can get all the experience he wants but as things currently stand and will in the next 5 years, Wilder is AJ's worst matchup. That's one bit of analysis that's missing from your post and most on any boxing forum. The most credit should go to boxers who are willing to fight their worst or bad matchups and still win. This is the reason why there's so much ducking going on in boxing and you know it. Wilder did that with Ortiz, and Fury isn't a great matchup for him either because a negative stink out the joint runner that is actually bigger is going to force Wilder to do different things than he has in the past.

AJ on the other hand is avoiding his worst matchup in Wilder. Don't have to take my word for it, listen to his trainer, and most boxing industry figures. They know more about boxing than us and (boxing figures) are saying the same picking Wilder. AJ still talking about "learning fights" why do you think that's the case but what is there to learn about fighting Wilder. AJ has 3 belts, the time for learning is over, he should be ready or he shouldn't have pursued the belts. I can't even say that AJ himself isn't scared which is pretty damn sad. He changes his whole demeanor every time Wilder's name is spoken. What does he know that we don't is the real question. Actually I know a little something, can't avoid bombs when tired. So AJ still needs experience in fighting while exhausted...that's not an excuse anybody should except from a unified champion.

 

The problem is to be a top heavyweight nowadays you need to be 6 foot 4 or taller

How many young elite athletes who meet this criteria are choosing boxing v Football, Rugby, Basketball, tennis or even MMA ?

 

I'm not so sure about this. AJ and Hearn seems to be playing good cop bad cop with us.

 

50 million dollars, 80 million in two fights guaranteed, potentially upwards of 150 million plus over two fights isn't good enough cannot say no money? Makes me wonder what AJ could do to actually get blame. There's just no defending that, the matchup must really be that bad though for them.