Jared Dovan Anderson vs. Charles Lee Martin & Arslanbek Makhmudov vs. Raphael Akpejiori RBR.

Look at boxrec I think it has his amateur career down as 25-3 including a loss to Richard Torrez. Boxrec normally has incomplete amateur records so he could have had double that many fights.

EDIT

https://boxrec.com/en/box-am/861332

There's a link to his amateur record on boxrec, 23-5.

 

I didn't catch the fight, gotta see replays but Anderson generally doesn't have huge power while Joshua does/did. Anderson is more of a boxer type, did he struggle during the fight, or did he just not get him outta there?

 

I literally said he might have had double that many fights.

 

"he could have had double that many fights"

At least. There are fighters with hundreds of amateur bouts but only a few or a few dozen are listed on Boxrec.

 

Boxer type? Only seen Anderson twice but seems to me he just loads up on bent arm shots constantly and telegraph's most of them. Doesn't even really put combos together.

 

These clowns just need to admit that they got over excited about him. Just admit it and then try and talk a little sense but these ass clown, phony assholes won't ever do that!

 

Damn, I gotta see the highlights. I had high hopes for Jared, not a good look if he's getting stunned by bum ass old Martin.

 

Anderson is 23. A weird narrative has been manufactured that he's 21.

In fairness, Martin has improved over the years and came to fight rather than quit. He fought Joshua on less than 8 years of boxing experience, he has 15+ now.

But Joshua's power certainly looks a lot better than Anderson's.

 

Probably why he was crying in his moms arms, post fight in his dressing room. That's kinda sad but it was funny because the espn clowns were still trying to explain why his performance was great and that he's still the best thing since sliced bread as the cameraman was showing it.

 

Damn.. all that **** about not wanting to be in the sport must be affecting his performances.