Deontay Wilder...top ten victories

It’s strange, People were fine with brezeale fighting AJ, but when he signed to fight wilder he became a bum

 

I didn't know that!
Was it because Joshua had only had 16 pro fights and making a first defence against undefeated Breazeale and because Wilder had had over 40 fights and was making his 9th defence I think?

 

The difference is, Breazeale isn't even a Top 5 AJ win.

 

You are being very generous to Charles Martin here

 

On paper I guess

I just think having him as AJ's 6th best win is generous

 

I’d say he’s Whyte level. Both pretty poor.

Also to note, this was a grudge match. Like AJ Whyte was too.

 

What does that matter? If a fighter is classed as good enough to defend against, whether it’s his first or last defence doesn’t matter.

wilder defended against molina as his first defence, AJ did it as a later defence…no probs.

 

Whyte beat way better fighters than Breazeale.

 

My point was if brezeale is good enough for AJ to defend against, why couldn't wilder? For him it was a grudge fight too

Wlad got ko’d by worse fighters too lol

 

Molina was a joke of the defense for both of them. AJ however took it on short notice as his Wlad fight fell through cause Klitschko got injured.

 

You changed it from Wlad to Whyte, whose crap

 

you give AJ a pass for everything lol

 

I didn't say it mattered
I asked you why it was, and asked if what I wrote was a possibility?

I think Molina was considered a straight forward easy defence for both and a bit of a gimme for either especially with it being Wilders 34th fight to Joshua's 18th
I certainly don't think it mattered for Joshua having only had 17 fights at the time that was agreed and knowing it was happening because the Wladimir fight couldn't be agreed.
The fight with Molina happened for Joshua because the Wladimir fight couldn't be finalised at that time

I think amount of fights possibly does factor into people's opinions. Especially if comparing who did what when.

The critics you were talking about. Could it be that Joshua was mixing at a similar and higher level earlier in his career?