I don't rate otto wallin

If Joshua wins it boosts Usyks resume further. If he losses, Usyks win over Joshua doesn’t mean that much imo!

 

Where is Huey fury these days? And has he got his man strength yet?

 

That's nice

 

@Mitch87 absolutely loves him

 

Gassiev was inactive af and coming off of injuries

 

Lame excuses. His team thought B-side Wallin would be easy work and they got soundly outboxed.

 

Really deluded - these are valid excuses. Get off Fury/Wilders nob

 

A-side Gassiev shouldn't have taken the fight then, idiot. All boxers have excuses when they lose, it's meaningless.

Amazing, talks about dicks when he's lost the argument. Despite being a massive Lomachenko and EE fanboy.

 

Gassiev is still embroiled in a dispute with a promoter. Winning the fight w/ Wallin would have meant that he would have made a good sum of a money for a man he despises.

I'm not saying Gassiev threw the fight. But I am saying his motivation may not be the best it's ever been and losing a fight, historically, has not been a bad way to shed a promoter when the courts are doing to nothing to resolve the matter in your favor.

I do not know if he has any lingering effects from his injuries.

 

Many have valid excuses because many fighters pick and choose when their opponents are “weak” or at a disadvantage. Are you really saying that’s something you approve of?

You didn’t have an argument to begin with. If I was an EE fanboy I’d support Wlad, I don’t because he’s a chinny guy whose best wins he should have been DQd for

Your opinion is irrelevant anyway as you actually believe Wilder has a good resume which means you cannot be reasoned with

 

Gassiev would likely give Joshua more trouble than Franklin did so I don't see anything for Wallin to be too worried about. I still expect Joshua to win by disputed decision because his Excellency Bin Salman has ordered Wilder next.

 

Yeah, I kind of agree. I think he's way overhyped because Fury got an unlucky cut. That was just a fluke in my opinion.

Gassiev a good scalp, but he was never the same after the injury and was pretty inactive.

 

His last fight prior to Wallin was 6 months, then the last one before that was another 6 months. Hardly inactive by today's standards.

 

Wallin and Parker are two guys who have built careers off being solid enough to never lose to top 30 guys while not having a prayer against the division’s elite. Unfortunately, this role leads to a more financially rewarding career than that of guys who are actually dangerous at any level.

 

Yeah, and at least Wallin won his outing with a former cruiser weight!