Anthony Joshua vs. Danny Fleary

.Avila 'tested' Chisora because Dereck seemed to just want to go through the motions and get through that fight rather than actually win it. The smallest bit of ambition late in the fight and Chisora managed to stop him (finally).

Avila has since gone and had some bad results, won a UD over a 6-1 fighter after Chisora, but got knocked down in the process. Stopped in 1 by a 13-0 unknown Brazilian, and recently a comebacking 43 year old Marcelo Fabian Dominguez stopped him in 7.

Frankly he's a level above Butlin, but not an opponent to get excited over. He'll go within 3.

 

Avila is awful. It's only his durability that gets him this fight. Chisora was woeful against him and frankly didn't seem bothered. Like the above poster said I expect a 'British' stoppage in the first four rounds for Joshua.

 

At least he isn't fighting somebody that Hughie has already beaten.

 

Beating Hector Alfredo Avila will give NO indication of how good Joshua is going to become. Awful fighter.

 

fight is off, he is fighting a cruiserweight called danny fleary.

 

Ageed.

Chisora carried Avila for 9 rds to go a few rds and made it into a sparring session.

Avila is another blown up Cruiserweight for Joshua to look good against and has been knocked out in the 1st rd in four fights and i expect him to be knocked out in the 1st or 2nd rd against Joshua.

I'm definately not on the Joshua bandwagon, he's without doubt a good prospect and has some skills but i see so many flaws in him that no amount of gym work and experience will ever fix and i expect him to get knocked out once he moves to a certain level above Journeymen and British fighters.

 

LOL, I remember getting excited because the young Lennox Lewis (9-0) was fighting Jorge Dascola, who was coming off a gutsy 11 round defeat to the then world ranked (top 5/6) Michael Dokes. The result:

Lennox Lewis KO1 Dascola...

 

2 fight novice?

 

yep.

 

Danny is another blown up Cruiserweight! Joshua should be ashamed of himself, it's not like he's a small heavyweight either but they're already protecting that glass jaw of his against the smallest light hitting blown up cruiserweights possible.

 

I could make 200lbs, and I suspect I hit lighter than any future Joshua opponent, so your statement is wrong...

He has had three quick fights. Twenty fights, three years down the line you may have a point, but for the moment and indeed the next year or so his opposition mean little one way or the other, quality wise.