Put down by Whyte in his third amateur fight, big deal it happens to everyone at some point. Everyone gets wobbled in most competitive fights so why does that matter? I believe it was David Tua that's was KO'd as an amateur twice and then went on to have one of the greatest chins ever in professional boxing.
All will be revealed in a months time when Gary "The Highlander" Cornish brutally KO's the glass jawed fraud in one round, confirming what many believed all along - AJ has been hiding fragile china in his mandible.
No but balance and technique will have vastly improved, you could be the toughest man alive and get put down if you have a poor balance. You really aren't much of a fan of boxing if you cannot understand that. He went from not fighting at all to being a professional boxer in a very short period of time so he would not have learnt all the fundamentals prior to fighting for the first time as an amateur, hence you get put down and so on, at least he got up though.
He fights as a HW, I'm sure most HW boxers have been seriously hurt at some stage. The massive overreaction to Joshua is hilarious. Doubt it'd be the same if he were white.
Exactly, I am not judging it either way, he could end up with a terrible chin, however we do not know. That's exactly what I have been trying to say all along.
But you hate black even if it's gold.. am I wrong? Or is it just muzz.. can never be sure where Red India is concerned.