Is it really fight week?

Earn suggested this in the DAZN show this week

 

Their boxing coverage is superb. They take it seriously whereas with Sky it's a bit more cartoony and watered down.

 

What an arse bandit bitter much

 

Earn also made it clear that you cannot be a boxing fan if you don't subscribe to DAZN

 

The gift that keeps on giving, oh I hope he never changes that jumped up cockney attitude of his. Quite comical in a way.

 

I've never believed a single word out of Hearn's mouth, and I doubt even he has himself.

 

Just checked the undercard and am surprised Ajagba vs Sanchez is happening at all, 2 undefeated HW prospects with no titles on the line we need more fights like that and hopefully both guys understand going inthat if they give a good account of themselves a loss is not the end of the world and they can learn and comeback better

 

Have to say I think the opposite to the OP. The social media sites I view are all over the fight and I've seen some quality pieces on BT too.

I'm very excited for the fight as I was for Usyk/AJ. That fight didn't dissapoint and I don't think this will either.

 

That Kate abdo was an awful host for the presser, never saw her before but can’t believe people were touting her as good for dazn after that

 

Good to see Bob calling that daft Abdo out, she was ****ing terrible at that press conference.

 

I am more excited for this fight - this is the lineal line and the fighters to beat.

Joshua was already badly exposed in 2019 and has not improved an inch since.

 

I think they're both really good fights.

I was very curious to see how Usyk would fair against one of the top heavies, and he passed that test with flying colours.

Fury Wilder is also intriguing because there's so much we already know - Fury is clearly far better but Wilder is dangerous throughout the fight. The other variable to consider is that Wilder's corner won't pull him out this time, so Fury will either have to legitimately knock him out or the ref will have to wave it off. I can't see it going 12 rounds either way.

 

Wilder has no quit in him and Fury needs to be 100% focussed for every 1 of the 2,160 seconds of this fight.

I expect Fury to win but would not be overly shocked should Wilder land a big one and knock Fury out.

One defeat against the best Heavyweight in the division and some people on here (including @Mitch87) rate him on the same level as Bermane Stiverne.

Crazy based on one bad night with blood pouring out of his ear yet he still had no quit in him.

Tony Dosh PPV is made for Wilder's right hand.

 

Tosser. He really believes he's the be-all-and-end-all of boxing.

Between now and the end of the year, the following fights are available on channels other than DAZN:

Fury v Wilder lll
Canelo v Plant
Crawford v Porter
Herring v Stevenson
Gervonta Davis v Romero
Lomachenko v Commey
Taylor v Catterall

DAZN's schedule is:

Smith v Fowler
Garcia v Martin
Whyte v Wallin
Andrade v Quigley
Munguia v Rosado
Parker v Chisora ll

I know which I prefer.

 

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