Could Joshua have gotten up from the punch that flooored Fury in the 12th?

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  1. Ukansodoff

    Ukansodoff Deontay plz stop ducking Joshua. Thank you. Full Member

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    He is but he hits alot harder than Fury and is also better skilled than Wilder. Joshua wouldnt of got up from that shot in the 12th, maybe, but then i think Joshua would of had him out of there well before the 12th, maybe.

    I dont think there is any definite outcomes to any of those 3 guys fighting, a Fury Wilder rematch could go either way, same with Wilder Joshua or Fury Joshua. Ive always said its not greatness and a wealth of high class talent that makes a division exciting it is a good level of competitiveness. And this division has got exciting
     
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  2. LANCE99

    LANCE99 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Pretty much this.

    "Could he have taken a punch from..." is a rather pointless and un-provable debate.
     
  3. bailey

    bailey Loyal Member Full Member

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    Fury got caught by a big full flush wilder punch as soon as the fight resumed. He took it well and after that, put his hands behind his back
     
  4. KO KIDD

    KO KIDD Loyal Member Full Member

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    I lean toward no if he did he would have 90 seconds or so to survive and hes not evasive like fury.

    I think being tired was a big factor in him going down vs wlad. he was not hit as cleanly or as devastating as the shot that nailed fury
     
  5. CST80

    CST80 The Hesitant Nihilist Staff Member

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    No, and I say that without hesitancy, he barely made it back up from Wlad's, in the 12th he'd even more be dead tired than in the 6th.
     
  6. Brighton bomber

    Brighton bomber Loyal Member Full Member

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    Impossible to know for sure, but I think Wlad hits harder than Wilder and Joshua did get up from a flush right hand from Wlad so it's possible he gets up.

    But I don't think we'll ever get to see this scenario if they fight, Wilder won't be conscious long enough to figure out Joshua and land his big right hand.
     
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  7. kirk

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    He likely gets back to his feet but would be stopped in the preceding onslaught.

    Thats if he got hit by that though.

    Against AJ, its very very possible (some would say probable) that AJ gets to Wilder before Wilder gets to AJ.

    Screw it.. I'll say it. At this point, AJ vs Wilder is one of my most anticipated fights since Ive been watching boxing. I know many dont feel the same... but I cant wait.
     
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  8. boxerfan13

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    Are you conveniently forgetting Wilder knocked Stiverne out in round 1 in their 2nd fight? lol
     
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  9. Darxide

    Darxide Active Member Full Member

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    Yeah I still think the AJ vs Wilder fight has to be made. It really could go either way, I have to favor AJ because skills pay the bills, that said.. it will very probably come down to who lands first.
     
  10. PhillyPhan69

    PhillyPhan69 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Hmmmm....interesting premise? My initial thought is no he probably wouldn’t. But the other question is would he have gotten caught in the 12th round of a fight he thought he was winning? Again my answer is probably not
     
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  11. The Akbar One

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    There is no proof that Wilder hit's any harder than Klitscho.
     
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  12. The Long Count

    The Long Count Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Stiverne was no longer ranked in the top 10 during the rematch. And had looked horrible in previous fight and was way out of shape.
     
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  13. bandeedo

    bandeedo Loyal Member Full Member

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    i think so too. wilder is almost useless moving backwards and aj is a big boy who can crack too. wilders chin isnt glass, but he does lose his legs fairly easily from shots to the jaw, and his defense is only effective at long ranges. i think if aj moves forward behind a tight guard and just forces exchanges on the inside, he will catch and stop wilder rather easily.
     
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  14. Mendoza

    Mendoza Hrgovic = Next Heavyweight champion of the world. Full Member

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    I think he wouldn't. Joshua had his knees buckled by Povektin and while Wlad did land a good shot, it was far from his best. It wasn't his left hook, or set up with a 1-2.

    Still Joshua was on unsteady legs, and had to foul / spit out his mouth piece to buy extra time. Wlad knows he let him off the hook. Somehow I think Wilder is more go for broke when he has his man hurt.

    Don't get me wrong, I think Joshua would win here, but Wilder's puncher chance would only need 1 good shot.
     
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  15. The Akbar One

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    There is no evidence anyone could put forward to show that he woudn't get up. Joshua got hit flush by the bread and butter right hand of a guy with significantly more KO's, against much better opposition, than Wilder has fought. A guy who has much better punching technique than Wilder as well. I don't buy all the "Wilder is the hardest puncher ever bull****. If Joshua, Wlad, Lewis, Tyson, etc. fought Wilder's mostly horrible opposition, they would have that huge KO ratio as well through 40 fights.