1) Vitali told Wlad to take his foot off the gas and pace himself after the knockdown, and Wlad foolishly listened to him 2) Wlad was 41 years old...
Joshua’s skill set doesn’t make up for the fact his punch resistance is completely finished Wilder would win in ugly fashion
Both are finished but AJ has declined worse I still think the fight goes the same way as it always would’ve done: Fury by decision
Just got even less interesting for me. What about that Joshua performance at all makes you think he would beat Fury? As washed as Fury is his...
When Fury beats Joshua, should he get any credit? Probably not frankly
Anthony Joshua is a disgrace, he had the chance to just take the Fury fight after Makhumudov but he chose to get embarassed by an Albanian nobody...
Joshua is absolutely finished, just retire at this point
Spence never was into boxing that much, he pretty much just did it as a job
He’s bipolar, there’s no point paying attention to anything he says The facts are it’s by far the biggest money fight for both, and contracts are...
Unless Turki baits him out with another fat purse for the Fury trilogy, Usyk will never fight anyone with a pulse again
Ruiz’s AJ win really flatters his career. When you zoom out, it’s not pretty reading. Since going 1-1 with Joshua, he’s got a decision over old...
Not surprising, Bivol has always hid from any sort of challenge. Bivol defended his WBA title against overmatched opponents for years while...
In retrospect the Takam win was bad for Joyce. He was getting battered and outboxed for 5 rounds before finding a huge punch that wobbled Takam...
1. Usyk 2. Fury 3. Dubois 4. Joshua 5. Wilder 6. Kabayel 7. Parker 8. Hrgovic 9. Zhang 10. Chisora 11. Ruiz 12. Ortiz 13. Whyte 14. Joyce 15....
Announced on Fury’s Instagram. I wasn’t so naive to think Fury would fight anyone with a pulse, but old ass Wach is disappointing and a step down...
