Huni kayos him. Too fast & skilful for the plodding Brit. AJ doesn't have enough left to land the heavy artillery. Mind you, he'd only need to do it a few times to get the win. And perhaps only once.
Huni wins a wide points decision. However, AJ has morphed into more of a counterpuncher later in his career, so he still has a chance of catching Huni clean. I’d say 90/10 in Huni’s favor.
We can theorize all day on how Joshua would do against someone in the top 50. It doesn't matter. He isn't going to face someone in the top 50.
I dunno at this point but I do know that Justis Huni had a competitive fight with Kevin Lerana and got nearly chinned in the process while Okolie beat Lerana easily with one arm basically. Huni is SO overrated and outside of the Wardley fight for 9 rounds he has been distinctly average against anyone with somewhat of a pulse like Lerana Clarke Kiki Toa.
Huni is the most overrated and unexplainably worshipped boxer in this forum. Obviously his hype will continue forever.
The Aussies are quite patriotic when it comes to their fighters, going life and death with Frazer Clarke doesn't inspire much confidence.
I think AJ catches him at some point and that's game over for Huni. But if not, Justis should soundly outbox him at this stage.
This is a fairly interesting fight right now considering their contrasting recent form. I think for a few rounds it could be pretty even and cagey, until AJ catches Huni's chin at somepoint and knocks him out. Huni is a decent fighter but he's nowhere near Uysk's level on a technical sense.