AJ on Wilder

Got knows. It's ridiculous. People take this boxing forum stuff far too seriously.

 

relentless and unfair criticism of big AJ

 

Wouldn't suprise me at all.

 

Sort it out mods. I’ve noticed some chump with a blue sticker posting a bit recently, out of nowhere. My moneys on him getting itchy trigger finger here. Noob move.

 

I think wilder gets beat quite easily by AJ.

Of course he has that one punch out of nowhere chance but apart from that he gets out boxed and completely dominated.

It won't be Joshua's hardest fight, it will be easy work.

Fury and ortiz had no problems winning the rounds and neither would most of the top 10 guys. He's just a very average fighter with a freak magic trick but it won't come off everytime especially when he finally fights someone who can beat him up and not just try and win rounds. . He's fought no one, never been in with anyone dangerous.

 

Obviously I ignore him completely but I’m aware he posts a lot of weird gay stuff on here and quite a few have mentioned it to him directly.

I’ve no problem with him disagreeing with me. Most people do anyway. But there’s disagreeing and then the rather childish approach of ranting on about Canal Street, rent boys and so on. He clearly can’t help himself, (which rather begs a few questions), so perhaps he’s been told to stop but just can’t bring himself to not talk about it.

 

The fact that people find him funny is what gets me.he does have a certain infantile charm though.

 

Because he's boring?

 

And either too old or relatively speaking, very inexperienced. Neither Washington or Breazeale have anything like the grounding or pedigree that Joshua has and that's saying a lot given how limited Joshua's experience is in relation to say....Andy Ruiz Jnr.

Also, Joshua has shown different looks, fighting styles and adaptability which I've seen very little of from either Ortiz, Breazeale or Washington.

I too would fear for Joshua now that he has shown a certain degree of frailty, going in with Wilder but, if he chooses the right game plan and isn't too tentative, Joshua is more than capable of crushing Wilder with relative ease and visa versa, hence why the fight is so intriguing

 

Not sure how useful comparing how he performed against ruiz 2 to a possible wilder approach are helpful. Literally the only way ruiz could win is if joshua stayed in close range and traded as ruiz is short and has quick hands but slow feet. Wilder is more dangerous with his power punches from mid to long range, not so much short inside work. So don't think it's as simple as "if he didn't go and put it on ruiz how will he against wilder" different styles, dimensions etc. Not saying it will defo work (putting it on him/closer range), but can see the logic rather than staying on the outside in the danger zone of that looping right hand

 

I fiind him

I must admit I enjoyed his light hearted approach to the heavyweight scene, I don't always agree with him but it made me laugh.

I don't know if what happened with you two became light hearted banter that got out of hand but whilst I'm here, for the record, I have no problem with you, Tony, I'll not always agree with you and you'll not always agree with me but I can often see your point and if we all agreed on everything this place wouldn't be as interesting.

 

Similar to what Ryder did to Smith.Get on his chest throw hooks and bully him