Is AJ scared of Wilder's right hand?

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  1. Birmingham

    Birmingham Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    Hearn would be the one worried
     
  2. GALVATRON

    GALVATRON Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    You don't bet someone can't knock you out and call it a sparring match. You don't try and knockout guys in sparring....Fury knows he lost an actual fight and there was no sparring taking place as Joshua was trying to hurt him and Fury couldn't do much about it then and certainly won't now........

    Wilder will be Joshua's easiest fight and Fury will be a little bothersome , more like a nuisance but he's got zero fire power which is a necessary factor in stopping or slowing Joshua down.
     
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  3. 305th

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    ^^^

    This. I think they'd BOTH have it out in a pub car park tonight of their own volition.
     
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  4. de Morhalle

    de Morhalle Member Full Member

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    Good points , I just wanted to show what Fury really thinks of AJ and it's clear he's pretty much rates him a lot higher than what people like Finkel and Warren would tell everyone . When your a top 10 HW and an amateur stays in your mind long before all this and is still there even now it shows that all this is kinda leaning towards an AJ blowout of the division and most HW boxers know this , even Miller is talking about other careers after his fight on June , sounds like this smacks of the inevitable and Wilder is holding on for holdings sake .
     
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  5. chico g

    chico g Let's watch some Sesame Street...lmao Full Member

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    The bodybuilder is scared of Deontay's right handed windmill punch. Scared of David Price's too. The rumour is. When they were sparring together. And Joshua was getting beat up badly, he tried biting big Pricey. To get himself out of the thrashing he was getting. I believe the fear is real.
     
  6. Jamzy ⭐

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    You forgot to include the part where Chisora gave Joshua's right appendix a pounding, Joshua was vomiting out blood for an entire week.

    That's why the Joshua vs Chisora fight never took place, as Chisora himself stated in the Gloves are off with Dillan Whyte (the first one) ''the money was not right'''. It's a well known fact that Hearn was low-balling Chisora with ridiculous offers, Joshua has been protected by Hearn.
     
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  7. ipitythefool

    ipitythefool Prediction ? Pain Full Member

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    That would be the rumour you just made up ?
     
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  8. Reg

    Reg Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I don't think Wilder hss any more power than Klitschko. Wilder also landed a flush left hook on the way down and still couldn't KO Fury. Without that left Fury might have stood up a lot quicker.
     
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  9. Brighton bomber

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    Yeah, I personally think Wlad hits harder than anyone in the division right now. Wlad had scary power in either hand when he did let his hands go.

    Also Wlad's delivery of the right hand is far superior to Wilder's. Wlad has one of the great right hands in boxing, thrown from the shoulder, not telegraphed at all and it was so economical in it's movement, yet generated so much power. Compared to Wilder's loaded up right hand which is far easier to read and avoid it's on another level.

    I think Wilder has a far, far harder time finding Joshua chin with his right hand than Wlad.
     
  10. Lazar

    Lazar Boxing Addict Full Member

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    He is afraid of unpredictability that Wilder brings.
     
  11. Sugar 88

    Sugar 88 Woke Moralist-In-Chief

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    I genuinely believe Joshua Wilder will be incredibly anti-climatic with Joshua getting him out of there early. Everyone has success finding Wilder early and Joshua is a good enough boxer technically to land on him frequently in the opening exchanges. Unlike the vast majority of Wilder's carefully handpicked opponents he has the power to lay him out cold.

    Wilder and his team know this. They don't really want this fight. They never have but to be fair to them I don't think they would of wanted to fight anyone operating at the top table from any era. Could a fight with Wlad been made? Or Lewis? Or Bowe? I very much doubt it.
     
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  12. Oreet Cha!

    Oreet Cha! I know what I like and I like what I know. Full Member

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    A man without fear eventually takes too many risks and gets beat.

    To have a level of fear is healthy, shows respect and keeps one alert.
     
  13. don owens

    don owens Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Aware to be cautious and be defensive of it. Wilder has nothing else. Wilder's chin is weaker than Joshua's. A fight between them can go either way. I pick Joshua by KTFO by round 5.
     
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  14. SmackDaBum

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    It will look like the Martin fight. Martin became underrated afterwards. But proved himself against Kownacki.
     
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  15. The Clan

    The Clan Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I think Wilders right is somewhat overrated

    Watch all his fights, he stops bums early in his career but as he travels up his power is less and less effective.

    Many of his opponents have taken that right hand and kept coming, some have gone down and got straight back up and virtually none of them have been actually KOd

    A tired Fury, after 12 rounds, took his right AND a follow up left hook and got up to dominate the final minute of the round

    It’s irrelevant though, Joshua will Knock Wilder out pretty quickly, that’s if Wilder ever signs a contract and stops ducking the fight!
     
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