Netflix: Tyson Luke Fury vs. Arslanbek Ruslanovich Makhmudov & Conor Benn vs. Regis Prograis RBR.

Call outs,stare downs etc seldom have little effect on the Fights once they happen. Fury although looking older and not as sharp or coordinated it was nice to see his jab and body punching tonight but like Whyte Wilder Chisora his days as a Boxer are clearly ticking away with his best days well behind him. Joshua has other things going on in his life right now and certainly needs a warm up fight of his own before even thinking of taking a fight with Fury.Joshua can’t go into a Fury fight off the back of his win over Fake Paul. Hopefully Joshua comes through a come back fight and then we get to see this generations Battle of Britain,certainly a lot of years too late but it would still be a massive event .

 

Mahk is kind of a bum though.

 

I agree I think Joshua had the style to beat Fury aswell.

Fury was very hittable against Wilder.

Joshua was alot more skillful than Wilder and had power in both hands not just 1 like Wilder.

Joshua is just a strange guy against Ruiz he looked like he was having a panic attack before the fight even started.

Against Dubois he looked like he was walking to his execution with no confidence.

Joshua has always had ability but he hasn't got that real mental toughness that the upper echelon Heavyweights had.

 

Anthony Joshua = Chicken.

 

Fury looked great? He was in with a fighter that wouldn't even make Joe Louis' bum of the month club! Lol

 

Why should Turki dictate anything?

AJ don't need his money

 

I'm just stating facts here. He was asked if he wanted it in the interview and the answer was not really.

 

I think Okolie v Fury would be a horrible fight to watch .

 

how can one bite have 200 calories? Is dominoes lying about the calories inside the pizza? No way a regular slice is 200 calories a bite. Unless dominoes are loading the slices with the worst **** possible.

 

Fury got the job done. Joshua needs to get the job done on someone now and then hopefully they will both put pen to paper and get this thing done.

The call out afterwards was funny. Credit to Joshua, he has obviously been practicing for having to go face to face with Fury. Thought he did well until pressed by the interviewer about whether it was 'a yes' or not and he then reverted to 'when I'm ready.'

Fury is ready to commit. Joshua isn't yet.

 

Your comprehension skills are lacking.

 

He's ready to commit, you mean like the times he's been ready to commit for a decade? Lol

 

Within 18 months of defeating Klitschko, Joshua had a tune up against Takam, unified against Parker and then fought Povetkin....Again, I personally don't see much difference between labelling someone 'Scared' or a 'Mental midget'.

I don't understand this false narrative put out about Joshua's mentality. If you actually study his career, it's not too dissmilar to Vlad's, with the exception that Joshua arguably has less 'Unexpected losses'.

Was Vlad a 'Mental Midget' when he stopped his aggressive approach and became a hugger? Or is that not just the natural progression of most heavyweights? The advantage Vlad had compared to Joshua is that he's much more experienced, much more skilled and has a better gas tank.

Joshua's flaws are well known, they're not a secret. The fact he's took on so many tough opponents, despite having these flaws, suggests he's the opposite of a 'Mental midget'.....It takes far more balls to do something you don't want to do, or that you're in fear of, than something you're not worried about.

Even Wilder, who I constantly criticize, isn't a 'Mental Midget'. In fact I feel sorry for Wilder in respect that I genuinely don't believe he wanted to 'Duck' the likes of Klitschko, Joshua, Povetkin etc, but he himself was held hostage by the WBC, who believed they couldn't allow that HW title to leave the shores of the US, given the sport was already in decline there. I think Wilder would've taken all those fights, and I actually believe he's probably the most likeable of Wilder, Fury and Joshua, once you remove his marketed persona....However, like I say, he wasn't allowed to fight those opponents as they were too high risk and that belt wouldn't have seen the US shores again for a LONG LONG time.