How Anthony Joshua can become the greatest heavyweight of this era

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  1. Joeywill

    Joeywill Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Who cares about Olympics or cruiserweight when we are discussing professional heavyweight resume
     
  2. Joeywill

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    I have no idea how Dubious got that shot vs Usyk. I never understood it
     
  3. Joeywill

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    Fury was inactive and Joshua kept the heavyweight division alive. We can't ignore that.
     
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  4. Joeywill

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    If Anthony Joshua does that he's arguably greater than Wladimir Klitschko.
     
  5. vast

    vast Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Keep dreaming. He will never be better than Usyk. There is no comparison career wise. You homies are pitiful.
     
  6. Joeywill

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    Exactly. This is how I see it.
     
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  7. vast

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    Ruiz kicked his overrated ass. LOL
     
  8. Joeywill

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    When was the Tyson Fury era..
     
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  9. Joeywill

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    I'm a Fury fan but he has 6 legit fights in 10 years
     
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  10. Joeywill

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    That's insane to me. Joshua would have wins over Klitschko, Martin, Whyte, Parker 2x, Povetkin, Pulev, Takam, Fury, Wilder, Hrgovic, Kabayel and Ruiz.

    That would be a top tier resume with only a hand full of people having a better resume than AJ at heavyweight.

    You guys put too much stock into head to head .

    Usyks heavyweight resume wouldn't be close to that.
     
  11. Joeywill

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    Horrible logic. Even if Ali never beat Norton he would be the best Heavyweight of the 70s.

    Even if Bowe beat Holyfield all 3 times Holyfield was the best Heavyweight from 1986-1996

    Bernard Hopkins is the best middleweight of his era even though he's 0-2 vs Jermaine Taylor
     
  12. Joeywill

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    You're too into undefeated and head to head
     
  13. Joeywill

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    Ok and he avenged his loss immediately. Just like Lennox Lewis did vs Hasim Rahman

    It happens. Heavyweights sometimes get upset.
     
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  14. lobk

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    You are too into Joshua to see logic. Making up **** that will not happen and ignoring fights that have already happen. Continue to be in dreamland about Joshua.
     
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  15. Joeywill

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    This forum is too into Uayk hype

    I get it it's his moment and he's great

    Usyk has 6 heavyweight fights. If he beats Fury in the rematch it will be 7.

    He would have 4 wins vs top 10 heavyweights

    That's extremely thin for best heavyweight of the era standards

    Joshuas body of work might just be too much at a certain point and would override the head to head deficiency

    Kind of like Ali and Ken Norton (No way Ali won that 3rd fight I don't even want to hear an argument)