Anthony Joshuas career is a disappointment

I'm sure the Fury fans here who claim Joshua had a disspointingg career, really hopped he would go down as an ATG.

It seems to me that it would be more rational for a Fury fan to be dissqpointed with Fury's career.

 

The reality is, Joshua has had a career that 99.9% of professional fighters past and present would swap their own for in a heartbeat. If he’s as bad as some portray on this forum, then he must be the greatest overachiever and best promoted boxer in history.

 

Fury achieved what he could. He ran from Usyk until he stopped and then lost. All she wrote.

 

Fury should've lost to McDermott.

Fury has been dropped by the likes of Ngannou & Pajkic who only had 4 stoppages in his career.

Fury was dropped by a Cruiserweight in Cunningham who had a 40 percent stoppage ratio.

Fury barely scrapped by Wallin.

Fury is not some ultra elite fighter way ahead of Joshua.

I do think Fury is more naturally talented as a fighter than Joshua.

But they are of a similar the way their careers have panned so far.

And Fury does not fancy coming out of retirement and facing Joshua to atleast settle the debate.

Also Joshua certainly has more ability than Wilder how can you not see that ?

Joshua can fight on the inside and outside.

Joshua has better punch variety left hook, uppercuts, right hook.

Better combination puncher.

Better jab.

Better technical skills.

 

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Maybe I'll give you that one because I'm remembering how Dubois asserted his jab right away vs Joshua.

And I do remember Wilder boxing well at distance with his jab vs Stirverne.

 

Wilder jab although slightly underatated is very crude

 

Lol. I'm a "fanboy" because I am glad to see a two-time champion doing well.

 

Stopping Ngannou and Paul is such a weird but satisfying part of his career.