Currently, Oleksandr Usyk is Anthony Joshua's biggest challenge. Not Wilder and Povetkin

Luis Fernando · Jul 23, 2018

dinovelvet said: ↑

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^^ Chambers is 6'0. Povetkin is 6'2... He's a bigger and more harder hitting HW than Usyk is .
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Show us the whole picture then. Including their legs. Rather than just a picture of their upper half.

Povetkin is at most, 6 foot 1. He isn't 6 foot 2. And even then, that's still pushing it.

Oleksandr Usyk is bigger in size than Povetkin. Far more barrel chested and a much more of a physical specimen, than the chubby and pudgy pudding that happens to be Povetkin.

Harder hitting HW? Going by your logic, that's debatable. Since, Usyk stopped a common opponent both share in Marco Huck whilst Povetkin went life and death against the same Huck, barely beating him and needed a close decision win.

Povetkin vs Joshua is a joke fight that deserves to be ridiculed forever, if it takes place. Which will mostly make Joshua a laughing stock, irrespective of how he performs against an insanely mismatched opponent in Povetkin. Usyk is the real deal! Far more skilled, athletic, talented, speedy and elusive than the washed up, shot, fat, overweight, chubby and pudgy 40 year old blown up light heavyweight in Alexander Povetkin.

Real boxing fans want the best fights to take place. Not ridiculous mismatches between two fighters that shouldn't really be in the same ring against each other.

Usyk vs Joshua > Povetkin vs Joshua. All day long!

You can pretend Joshua vs Povetkin is a great fight all you like, but nothing will change the fact that Povetkin is a 40 year old grandpa and way past his best. No different than Mike Tyson against Danny Williams and Kevin McBride or Evander Holyfield against John Ruiz and Larry Donald.

BCS8 · Jul 23, 2018

^ Yawn

SmackDaBum · Jul 24, 2018

Luis Fernando said: ↑

Deontay Wilder's performance against Johan Duhaupas, all but confirms he has very little to no chance at winning against Anthony Joshua.

Johan Duhaupas is a fat, 6 foot 5, 240+ pound man.

Yet, despite fighting with an injury in his right arm in not only Deontay Wilder's home country of USA, but literally his hometown of Alabama, he:

1) not only took, but literally walked through Deontay Wilder's most powerful career high number of punches landing flush for 11 rounds, without even seeing the canvas or getting dropped once, never mind getting knocked out.

2) out-jabbed Deontay Wilder.

3) gave Deontay Wilder a black eye.

4) was in a legitimate 50/50 fight where the fight was dead even before the premature stoppage.

5) lost only via a premature and an illegitimate stoppage because the referee was in favor of the hometown fighter that was Deontay Wilder = hometown cooking. And the judges also favored Wilder and had him up higher than theh should've.

Now imagine if it was Anthony Joshua, rather than Johan Duhaupas in the ring FACING against Deontay Wilder.

Anthony Joshua is:

1) SIGNIFICANTLY STRONGER THAN JOHAN DUHAUPAS.

2) A SIGNIFICANTLY GREATER PHYSICAL SPECIMEN THAN JOHAN DUHAUPAS.

3) SIGNIFICANTLY STRONGER IN TERMS OF RAW PHYSICAL STRENGTH THAN JOHAN DUHAUPAS.

4) SIGNIFICANTLY MORE DURABLE THAN JOHAN DUHAUPAS.

5) EVEN TALLER AND RANGIER THAN JOHAN DUHAUPAS.

6) SIGNIFICANTLY MORE SKILLED THAN JOHAN DUHAUPAS.

7) SIGNIFICANTLY BIGGER IN TERMS OF FUNCTIONAL SIZE THAN JOHAN DUHAUPAS.

8) SIGNIFICANTLY MORE MUSCULAR THAN JOHAN DUHAUPAS.

So if Wilder couldn't even drop, let alone KO Johan Duhaupas after 11 rounds of landing a career high number of flush, maximum powered punches, then why should any of us objectively even believe that Wilder is going to in all likelihood, KO Anthony Joshua? When Joshua has proven to be astronomically better than Duhaupas in every department. Where is the logic in that?

Anthony Joshua went life and death against a 41 year old Wladimir Klitschko after getting dropped once. And needed 11 rounds to win via TKO. Now obviously, that makes Joshua not as good as some people claim he is.

But, when Wilder goes 11 rounds without even dropping Duhaupas once in a life and death and dead even fight. That makes Deontay Wilder ASTRONOMICALLY worse. Since Wladimir Klitschko > Johann Duhaupas by a HUGE margin.

So this proves that Anthony Joshua >>>>> Deontay Wilder by an insane margin.

Now as far as Alexander Povetkin is concerned, I've already stated that Povetkin is just a 6 foot 0, fat, chubby, pudgy and obese midget that happens to be a blown up light heavyweight fighting in the heavyweight division as a fake heavyweight. Povetkin fighting Joshua is like a mouse fighting against a T-Rex. Except, in this case, the mouse (Povetkin) is going to idiotically dcollide head on and head first whilst moving forward the whole time against the the astronomically bigger and stronger and younger T-Rex (Anthony Joshua). And the only inevitable outcome that can happen from this, is the mouse (Povetkin) will effortlessly getting squashed like a little irrelevant bug by the T-Rex (Joshua). That's how much of an insane mismatch this is.

However, Oleksandr Usyk is EVEN BIGGER than Povetkin and is SIGNIFICANTLY faster + more skilled + more athletic + more youthful + more tactically adept. So even if Usyk is out sized by Joshua as Povetkin will be, Usyk won't be out-sized by as big of a margin as Povetkin would be against Joshua. Furthermore, Usyk, unlike Povetkin is going to be using hit and move / evade tactics. Rather than charging forward head on and colliding with the much bigger and stronger opponent like a idiot as Povetkin would be. And inevitably getting ripped to pieces. Insteadl, Usyk will look to tactically outsmart Joshua, outmaneuver Joshua and out land him. Something Wilder, and especially Povetkin can't do.

Wilder, and especially Povetkin have absolutely no chance at beating Anthony Joshua. Povetkin has 0% chance at winning against Joshua, come September 22 2018. It is going to be an otherworldly mismatch, almost totally unwatchable on how gruesome it's going to be.

Oleksandr Usyk is the REAL DEAL!
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Thank you for exposing Wilder. A cruiser-heavy tweener who has no buisness against the real super heavyweights of the division.

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