Anthony Joshua vs Dillian Whyte II - August 12 // O2 Arena (DAZN PPV)

I would have liked to have seen AJ fight Wallin or Bakole but probably too risky on short notice.

 

Joshua has had a full training camp and it says it all about his mindset that he is not willing to fight anyone with more then 0.0001% threat.

The man is finished for me and should retire gracefully avoiding Wilder sparking his lights right out.

 

That little dweeb in the Spider-Man costume at the press conference was incredibly cringe. Hope he gets knocked out.

 

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Such morality from a bloke who's knocked his missus about

 

Why does Hearn keep repeating that Helenius is 6ft 9? He isn't, he's 6ft 6.

 

aj looking goofy sat there staring in to space. He looking a little nervous. Anyone seen the odds lol? Could the unthinkable happen Saturday night?

 

Wallin would have a decent chance against AJ but not Helenius. Is it 4 or 5 years since Eddie Hearn made fun of how bad Helenius is ?

 

And, undoubtedly on the jamba juice himself.

 

Yet no one seems to be keen to fight him. You'd think that after his effort against Fury that people would be lining up to fight him to have his name on their record, but like Whyte running a mile last minute from him, people don't seem to want to ever fight him.

He may be over rated, but if he is, why do none of the contenders want to fight him?

 

Nah, but I wouldn't be surprised if Helenius manages to hang in there before getting stopped late/maybe even lasting the distance.

 

No..And I'm glad it isn't because I want to see him in there with Wilder.

 

Good that he is a boxer with a following that he said it though.

Not good that he looks 110 years old.

 

This is how I always saw it historically but not anymore. I just don't see how a Joshua scared to let his hands go beats Wilder as it plays into his hands too much.

Wilder can't box when under pressure so by being so cautious he's actually taking away one of Wilders biggest weaknesses and I can't see him avoiding that right hand the whole bout.

2018 fearless Joshua would have steam rolled him in my view but I don't see any route to victory for this current version.

 

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I can’t stop thinking about this. It’s so horrible and hard to watch.