AJ with 10,000 years of boxing training vs Oleksandr Usyk

AJ using the Time Chamber then?
AJ’s super saiyan 1 form is not enough and it seems he cant ascend.
Usyk has surpassed Cell.

 

Poor attempt at satire. Usyk has 300+ amateur fights whereas AJ has 40+. The reason Usyk is so skilled is because of talent but also extensive experience. If AJ persisted at a younger age with 300+ amateur fights he'd be very hard to beat

Experience is essential and just as if not more important than talent imo

 

AJ would murder Usyk if he was boxing since a child let alone 10000 years of experience.

 

I think AJ could do it with enough training and sparring. Whether he could do it in this reality is debatable, because he doesn't have 10000 years and Usyk is training and sparring just as hard as he is. Usyk has a speed, footwork and fighting brain advantage that I personally believe that AJ will find impossible to catch up to. If I'm wrong, it will involve AJ rolling the dice and going into Jack Dempsey mode in the first four rounds in an attempt to use his massive size advantage to get Usyk out of there before Usyk downloads the rythmn of the fight and mallets him.

 

Anthony Joshua is washed up. He's a glorified bodybuilder and not a proper boxer, he will never be champion again. he could have every atg trainer in his corner but would still lose to USKY. I could beat him now, he's so bad

 

The best boxers have intangibles that cannot be taught trained or learned.

AJ will always be a glorified bodybuilder. He can improve on his stamina which will help a lot but it's still always a natural flaw in his physical composition. Fury despite being a large blubbery mass is still stronger than his muscle bound counterparts and his stamina is formidable.

You know what happens to bodybuilders who try to lift heavier than their genetically gifted counterparts? Their tendon rips off their bones and their muscles tear from their joints. You cannot escape who you are. Fury is born and bred fighting man. Usyk is probably an alien which is why Fury fears him. AJ is a dedicated solid fighter but not thoroughbred.

We'll take three examples of some of the best fighters who people never gave respect to because of the intangibles which they have always had: Floyd Mayweather, Muhammad Ali, & Tyson Fury.

All three of these men suffered at the hands of casuals who didn't respect or see the toughness that these men possessed. It's one of their greatest assets, boxing skill and ability aside these men have always had intangibles that make them great.

Muhammad Ali was that young whipper snapper and people expected him to lose same with the younger slightly more ponderous Fury...but when push came to shove and these men were put in the deep end what happened? they thrived. Ali post war when he stopped using his feet was a punishment absorbing machine, tough as they come and the thought of losing or getting hurt never even crossed his mind. Meanwhile Fury the fear of losing is what drives him, he will fight longer and harder and absolutely will not stop EVER in till his opponent is beat. The only thing getting in his way is a 12 round points system. Meanwhile Floyd even though he could rely on toughness knows it's never his fight even at the ripe age of 36 he could take down a hype job ginger midget like Canelo.

& to end this Fury glorifying rant the best thing AJ has achieved in his career and will always achieve was getting up against old man Wlad finding his 2nd wind and finishing the job. That was enough for AJ. That was his peak.

 

If AJ is training for Usyks style in the first fight, then no matter what he does, he will lose.

Usyk will have different style then before. his gameplan will have major changes.

 

Yo Momma

 

Only way Joshua beats Usyk if he becomes a mechanized suit and Inoue is in the driver's seat controlling everything.

 

Joshua being trained by King Kai, training in 100x Earth's gravity, and being in the Hyperbolic Time Chamber?

Joshua wins.

 

But seriously, if Joshua had been trained in boxing since he was a kid, and Emanuel Steward were still alive to be his trainer, he'd probably beat Usyk.

 

That's why most of the great fighters have been boxing since they were kids, and/or had extensive amateur careers.

 

I'm so glad that ESB confirms that bodybuilding is all you need to get to earning $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ in boxing. Off I go to the weights, see you in my Maybach 62S soon.