Well Martin actually beat Washington without losing a round to him unlike Wilder who lost several.
Even Chisora would had a belt for 5 years if fought the competition Wilder cherry picked as champ. Wilder turned down about half dozen offers to...
Going on what's happened previously it looks like AJ would have to force Wilder or Fury at gun point to gwt either of them in Ring with him....
Especially when the so called boogeyman Ortiz not only turned down the chance to fight AJ as the Miller replacement but also turned down the...
The reason why AJ vs Wilder has happend is Wilder management have no confidence in him winning that fight. Why does AJ need to fight Ortiz? Even...
It would be good to have all DAZN, Top Rank and Queensberry all under one platform subscription. I hope it happens.
Wilder - Cherry picked soft opponents - Awful excuses about the Fury loss - The collecting a body on his resume comments. - The most delusional...
Well AJ has got have the most powerful uppercut as proven in the fights with Whyte, Wlad and Pulev.
Always entertaining to watch Babic but watching Browne take another battering is going to be uncomfortable to watch(Whyte and Allen fights were...
Near enough. AJ would have beaten everyone who deserves a title shot or has attempted to have make the fight (Ortiz, Kownacki, Fury x 3 and...
Agreed, I haven't looked forward to a fight so much since AJ vs Wlad. I want AJ to win but I think k it will be a points win for Usyk.
Whyte can be sloppy fighter at times but he also has the best left hook in the divison, goes to body more effectively than anyone else in the...
Ortiz is no where near the level Whyte.One has beaten Jennings and Hammer and other Povetkin, Parker, Chisora x2, Rivas Helenius and Wach....
If AJ loses I see MR attempting to make the much easier fight against the winner of Fury vs Wilder 3 (although I think would continue to duck AJ).
Wilder won't fight anyone the level of AJ or Whyte. Wilder will continue to fight to his level win or lose expect him to fight the winners of...
