Badly hurt AJ vs top 41 year old HW punchers

Nobody cares

 

Stick to creaming yourself over your deontay wilder posters in your parents bedroom.
Neet

 

If AJ was as badly hurt and as tired as people make out.....Then people need to be consistent. For him to find the combination ending with the uppercut which turned it around, shows that AJ has some real natural talent, to find it when so hurt and tired.

AJ's lack of experience helped him against Klitschko. It was the Usyk fight which destroyed him, not anything else. Because it was at that point he realised he couldn't be the best in the Division. The Ruiz fight can happen in any HW bout.

 

Again there's no consistency to your argument.

If Wlad was too "Psychologically and tactically flawed" to throw....How did he hurt Joshua and put him down? (The answer is by throwing).

 

The thing is, none of them hurt that AJ. So they wouldn't have him badly hurt in the first place. If they did, they probably go for it more.

 

Badly hurt AJ loses to everyone, let alone hard punchers...

 

That the same Zhang who lost to Parker, who Joshua beat?

 

Ortiz and Zhang were clinical finishers for their faults, Foreman is on another level from even that. All three of them were old dogs who wouldn’t let go if they got a bite. Put Povetkin in here too, that Whyte knockout is a hall of famer, the little shimmy and how he pops up like a jack in the box good night.

 

People who have a problem with this never watched the fight or do not understand what Vitali did in the corner either. Wlad was overconfident in his boxing and Vitali coached him to play it safe.
It was absolute stupidity from 'K2'.
And the fact they thought they'd get the decision in a close fight is more stupidity and egomania.

Wlad needed the finish and failed to go for it at the best time to go for it, instead of leaping LH's when he was gassed himself. He especially needed it because he was behind when normally he won every round and had time to peck away and land the KO RH eventually. This time he had to take his chance. Wlad let the opponent off the hook literally and then paid the price.

Compare this to how Ruiz kept coming at AJ and we can see that Wlad made a bad decision when he could have ended the abominable AJ show that night and shown us his special flashcard.

As for VItali's power, it is blatantly obvious he was underpowered for a 6'6-ish man and watching him trying to get KO's was excruciating. His KO percentage means nothing as they were all late attrition stoppages basically. Even lewis called him an attrition puncher. Wlad dropped or took people out with single shots, his power was completely different.