Anthony Joshua vs Joe Frazier championship opposition

I feel Foreman would KO AJ, but would be behind on points, AJ`s jab and speed may be too much in the early going, but I feel Foreman`s body shots could make him gas, I feel the latter rounds would be like the Lyle fight, AJ would have had a better chance over 12 rounds, I feel AJ would outbox the Ali that fought Frazier in the thirst fight because his training and conditioning is so much better. I feel those two were the only ones here that could trouble AJ bar a lucky punch off of a couple of the others.

 

Not sure about that Foreman, but I think he should win a UD over that Ali, having longer reach and enough power to win rounds, with no power coming back from Ali.
He certainly could tag Foreman before getting tagged himself. This one for me is more close.

He beats the rest, most brutally.

 

Idk way to early in his career for me to make a solid judgment. I think he could lose several of these fights. Or he could win most. Stamina, chin, ability to adapt has not been seen yet imo. Could easily see Ali winning as well as George. With some nice tests from Oscar and Jimmy.

 

Though his career isnt over so its hard to judge... No lol

Aj doesn't even get that far in.

He beats most with ease, though I can see him going to war with Bonevea and getting tagged and knocked down by some bad shots by Foster, he pulls through.

Then he meets Ali and loses

Luckily that saves him from the humiliation of an early knockout to George Foreman

 

People seem to have a lot of confidence in Foremans power given the small size of his opponents

 

No. I like AJ and think he has a ton of potential, but he's still needs another 5-10 fights to reach his full potential.
Mathis, Bonavena, Quarry, and Foreman would be very tough fights for Joshua.

Joshua would beat Stander, Daniels, and Foster.

Ramos and Ellis would be 50/50 fights. If Joshua's technique was more polished he'd destroy them both, but at the moment that just isn't the case. The rookie mistakes that Joshua makes would play right into the strengths of a skilled fighter like Ellis. Ramos was also a good fighter and had a good counter right, but Frazier ruined him like he did a lot of fighters.

Mathis, Quarry, Foreman, and Bonavena most likely beat Joshua.

Joshua as he is now would lose to Ali. Ali was too cagey and smart for a greenhorn like Joshua.

If Joshua completely neutralizes Povetkin and soundly beat him I'll change my opinion on how Joshua would do against Quarry and Bonavena.

 

AJ is a gret prospect but still hard to say how well he would do with that Frazier left hook. AJ is the best right now of this Big generation of heavyweights but time will tell, always does

He has physical advantages over Frazier but I have never seen him survive a consistant relentless Frazier like left hook yet.

He showed a lot surviving Vlad but as we have seen with Lennox Lewis & Vlad, Price, the really big guys dont always have giant chins

 

Grandpa Foreman remained a hard hitter in the 90s division.

Unless you believe that Grandpa Foreman was a bigger puncher than the prime one, or believe that the 90s division was also weaker than today, I think it's reasonable to assume 70s George was a hard hitter.