Anthony Joshua vs Ike Ibeabuchi

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Jay1990, Jan 4, 2018.


  1. Surrix

    Surrix Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Why not? A.J is large and powerful, I think he might KO Ali from 70 ies!
    Look how he looked vs Pulev in first 3 rounds!
     
  2. Pepsi Dioxide

    Pepsi Dioxide Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Ibeabuchi beat two good young undefeated heavyweights who had different styles. If we could have gotten the Lennox match or a Klitscko match before Ike had his downward spiral we would have a much better picture of how Ike matches up to a lot of these guys today (and in the past). But that wasn't in the cards.

    Still with that said, you have to have some real talent to do what he did to Byrd and Tua at that time(though the Tua fight was close and Ike fought a pretty insane gameplan). i dont think Joshua can keep Ike off of him forever and AJ will not like trading with Ibeabuchi, which is what eventually will happen. Ibeabuchi KO7/8 after AJ doesn't come out for the next round.
     
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  3. Turnip mk3

    Turnip mk3 Active Member Full Member

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    Ike by brutal ko. Early and shocking. Oxygen doctors the whole bit. Not pretty
     
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  4. Richmondpete

    Richmondpete Real fighters do road work Full Member

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    AJ lacks the primary attributes needed to beat Ike which are chin and balls
     
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  5. Reinhardt

    Reinhardt Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Why not? uh do you want the total number of reasons or an alphabetical list?
     
  6. Devon

    Devon Boxing Addict Full Member

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    What do we think of this now? A lot has happened since the last post, prime for prime, I’d favour Joshua, bigger, more well schooled, better footwork, counters, better at setting up punches, faster and potentially hits harder, the only thing Ibeabuchi has over him is durability, I see Joshua putting him in his box and outboxing him to a decision, not having to risk turning the volume up.