Anthony Joshua & Otto Wallin vs. Deontay Wilder vs. Joseph Parker - Live Results Round by Round.

Those three fights you mentioned would be some card of Heavyweight boxing .

 

Warren basically confirming Ruiz had signed for him.

I didn't even know Kabayel and Parker has signed for frank.

Parker, Zhang, Joyce, Ruiz, Dubois, and Kabayel is a good HW stable for Frank.

 

It was pretty good for what we normally see these days, Noel. Comparing to the past though, you may have a point, mind.

Tonight I can only say that I enjoyed it apart from the last bout.

Wilder's exposure was entertaining and interesting, and as one sided as it appeared during the fight, you never really knew until the last bell.

 

They could at least fire a few AK rounds skyward

 

I missed the first half of Dubios vs Miller, but from what I saw it was just a beating. A simple case of a quicker counter puncher teeing off an aggressive lump. I heard something about Miller having a little success in the early rounds, but all I saw was Dubois whooping his arse. Going in I kind of thought it'd be a tough match for him, as Miller is strong and used to set a rough pace. It seems he's not found another way to get away with taking EPO anymore.

Bivol vs Arthur was about as routine as it gets. Arthur, to his credit did as well as someone on such short notice can, but he didn't accomplish a thing. A complete shutout with Bivol dominating across all fronts. Ring generalship, iq, hand speed, creativity, defence. Everything. Lyndon couldn't do a thing better.

Wilder vs Parker was a strange one for me. Going in I kind of expected Parker to fight the way he did, ducking in behind the jab and looking for something over the top; grabbing onto Wilder before anything could come back. What I didn't expect was Wilder to look absolutely useless all night. I kinda just expected Wilder to knock him out of nowhere like usual but Parker's performance was stunning. Won basically every round and I'd argue a 10-8 for the eighth. Lol at anyone who thought Wilder would ever beat Usyk.

Joshua vs Wallin was interesting, too. Not in terms of the actual fight, but definitely in terms of the implications. Stopping Wallin so easily is a good look, and after Wilder's defeat, it's a wide open field for a title shot right now. I'm happy with Joshua rematching Parker, or facing Zhang or Hrgovic. Actually, I'd like to see Joshua-Parker II and Hrgovic-Zhang II on another card like this.

 

On this form you'd have to think Usyk is heavy favourite against Fury.

 

Boxercise Ben has done it again.

 

Wondering the same, mate.

At least on the actual night.


The next day fall out should stack it higher too.

 

Snap ranking from me now:

Fury / Usyk
Joshua
Parker
Zhang
Hrgovic
Joyce
Dubois
Kabayel
Bakole / Chisora

 

Unless something really strange happens...like the BBBoC announcing that one of AJ's samples turn up positive...I think the ship has sailed on this one. Wilder, I'm sure, would be interested. But it's a stinker of a fight now.

 

Yeah I still want to see Joshua wilder but not because of their talent but because of their flaws, that’s the intrigue for me

 

I think this is a great underestimation of Ngannou. He parried Fury's jab the entire fight very well and he's strong.
I believe it will be a great fight.

 

Daniel can actually jab to keep a fighter off of him. Something Makh obviously failed to do...

 

Usyk
.....
AJ
Fury
Zhang

 

Oh, 'tis true that Wilder had plenty of flaws prior to tonight's shutout loss...but now age & mileage have robbed him of his (lone) strength.

This fight now has all the intrigue of a documentary on mollusks airing on public television.

Styles make fights and being shot isn't really a style.