Netflix: Anthony Oluwafemi Olaseni Joshua vs. Jake Joseph Paul - Round by Round ~ Live Results!

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  1. CST80

    CST80 The Hesitant Nihilist Staff Member

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    Maybe not, but goddammit, he would've tried a little harder!:lol:
     
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  2. PrimoGT

    PrimoGT Well-Known Member banned Full Member

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    Every fighter does this, unless they're the perfect Greatest of All Time fighting machine in their absolute prime.

    Every fighter literally misses opportunities to throw punches, every fighter misses opportunities to fully commit to some shots they did in fact throw, every boxer throws some punches that fall short by miles and look ridiculous ....
    .... the very best fighters rarely ever do, in the primes ..... but good fighters past their primes do so often, and so do good fighters coming off lay-offs. The failing the throw when the target looks 'open' from where we're sat, is just commonplace. And becomes very noticeable when fighters are past their primes.

    AJ was never actually great, he was very good, but that was a few years ago. He's 36 years old, coming off a lay-off, and was destroyed in his last fight. He's rarely ever faced someone small and young and mobile in a 22-foot ring.

    He looked like he looked because that is what he is.
     
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  3. drenlou

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  4. kirk

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    Go to 0:25 of the first round. Watch it in slow motion. Look at AJs body mechanics, how hard he throws, and where the shot was aimed.

    The idea he wasnt trying to actually land that punch, and that that punch wouldnt have stopped Jake had it landed, is ludicrous.
     
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  5. UnleashtheFURY

    UnleashtheFURY D'oh!

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    You are most certainly coping. Also thinking Tyson wasn't carried = lol and not understanding the implications of a 60 year old man being BRUTALLY KO'd on Netflix in front of millions of normies. Was never going to happen and that fight went down as expected.

    Bragging about making money when you didn't... come on now Kirk. If you were as confident as you're saying you would have put the cash down.

    He's a professional boxer who has competed at an elite level for at least a decade now. If you think he doesn't know how to properly manage his nerves in the easiest fight he's had in god knows how long..... Just lol.

    Never once said it was choreographed. I said that Joshua carried him. Which on a Netflix spectacle farce is hardly an absurd conclusion. It can't proven 100% but in the eyes of any seasoned boxing fan with common it's pretty easy to spot.

    Correct me if I'm wrong... But haven't you over the years on here repeatedly mocked the notion the judges and refs in boxing are often corrupt?
     
  6. drenlou

    drenlou VIP Member

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    Even mama Pacquaio disagrees thats why she had to put a spell on Bradley. :lol:

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  7. Yorbals

    Yorbals Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Ok, what about pulling his punches then, or throwing those weird jabs, I’ve never seen him do that before, or stepping back, not needing to reset or defend anything, just stepping back? Is he just trying to punish and prolong the beating on his buddy that’s making him a fortune?
     
  8. ubareem

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    Aj DID throw and MISSED due to Jake moving and using the philly shell decently the first 4 rounds or so. AJ's never been a Mike Tyson inside fighter, he likes to take his time and box at range. AJ also got caught a few times when trying to go in for the kill. The opponent wasn't mud-feet Ngannou either... Jake's got decent skills and ring IQ (especially for a "youtuber")

    AJ looked really nervous before entering the ring (which is ironic), and he also got absolutely obliterated in his last fight. The dude's got mental issues and permanent damage from that fight for sure.

    He also carried the pressure on his shoulders to "knock him out in 15 seconds" or whatever the "experts" were garbling on about.
     
  9. UnleashtheFURY

    UnleashtheFURY D'oh!

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    Yeah he totally "destroyed" his brand and yet I can guarantee you he will headline more of these farcical cards and rake in more millions. Get real. You have no idea how brain rotted the public is if you think that.
     
  10. kirk

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    Do you know how many fights go longer then what they theoretically could have gone had one guy went out with the intent to stop the other guy as quickly as he can, mike tyson style?

    That rarely ever happens, because high level pros are notorious for being patient, and AJ actually fights like this quite often, though admittedly yes he was starting slow even for him.

    But the idea he didnt throw any real shots at all early on is also false.

    People are overthinking this to a comical extent.

    AJ had someone in front of him he knew he would drown, he said before the fight he would dissect him, and he appraoched the fight surgically, drowning Jake in 6 rounds.


    This notion because he didnt blitz Jake that he was carrying him just to stop him in 6... flat earth stuff.
     
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  11. tarrant45

    tarrant45 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Neither have I, including this fight. I saw him swinging for the fences. Surely you didn't expect him to swing for the fences with every punch did you?
     
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  12. kirk

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    Whoa. Some actual sense. Crazy.

    Nice post.
     
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  13. CST80

    CST80 The Hesitant Nihilist Staff Member

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    Of course he will, but they'll make less and less money, and eventually people will stop caring. The narrative online has already taken hold, when he fights a real boxer, he loses.
     
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  14. kirk

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    When has he ever fought a tiny backpedling opponent hes trying to corner down?

    The pawing was obviously trying to 'push' Jake into positions, while also trying to throw off your opponents expectations of your operations, the same reason they are used in every other fight theyre used in.
     
  15. drenlou

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    Let's get some hype for this fight tommorow.

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