Joshua and Vitali Nearly Brawled After Fight, Says Hearn

Prime Vitali couldn't even manage against old man Lewis.

 

Lewis was on his way out and he stopped vitali dummy log off.

 

Vitali asked him to give Wlad space and in return he tells Vitali ''**** you'' .

There is also another interview from Joshua where he says he was ready to fight both vitali and wlad because he felt Vitali looked at him the wrong way.

He is a bully who wants to impose himself on anyone who he feels threatened by.

 

Your eyes are clearly suffering chronic cataracts.

The clinches were so short and insignificant they don't even warrant mentioning. The majority of the round Joshua dodged , slipped and parried using traditional defence . This consisted 95% of the time he spent out on his feet.
No more than 5% was spent locked up in a clinch.

You invent want you want to see such is your hatred for any coloured boxer and you care not how outrageous you sound which i put down to dementia.

This garbage is almost as bad as when you were trying to convince people Joshua was a disgrace for ducking Parker and for wasting a year of his career.

 

Better inside game I agree, but that is a natural talent of Aj which he learned in boarding school but ring smarts and survival he learnt from Wladimir during those months spent inside his training camp.

This is what Joshua himself said about learning from the Dr, so don't take my word for it.

''He would try and maneuver you with his [jab] hand and put you in position to throw his right hand. So yeah, that’s what I got from Klitschko. “He’s patient and he was just trying to set me up, so he could throw his shots. And I was working on defense, jabbing to the body, jabbing to the head. And then I’d go back to the corner, and [James Ali] Bashir [Klitschko’s assistant trainer] would say, ‘Stick it on the champ.’ And I would say, ‘Nah, nah. I’m not here for that. I’m not here to prove anything. I wanna watch. I wanna analyze.’ And that’s what I got from sparring, just how he operates in the ring and I learned how a champion sets up training.”

In effect Klitschko made AJ who he is today

 

That does sound out of order actually,as if Wlad after losing is gonna want to chat to the winner,should of just left him alone really

 

You do make me laugh sometimes....! We've gone from '' he didn't clinch once'' to now ''the clinches were short and insignificant''

He either clinched or he didn't. We don't the count seconds for how long they held for. The fact he didn't clinch for long was due to Wlad's overpowering ability to throw Joshua off him, when he wanted to fight.

 

Joshua just seemed hyped up, his post fight interview was a bit weird as well. I saw a clip of AJ saying they shouldn't try him because he is from the streets, sounded a bit silly to me. he probably could have handled it better but winning an event like that probably had him over excited.

 

When 95% of the time is spent NOT clinching it means he DIDN'T clinch.

You don't like that novice Joshua exhibited survival skills and an ability to fight back under duress. Something Wlad was never able to do. This upsets you which is why you are trying to pretend AJ resorted to the same cowardly clinching Wlad did during his whole career.
Joshua knocked that guy into retirement. Its over

 

Joshua did say he thought Vitali was staring him out before the fight started in an interview a few days after

 

He was nearly KO by a 41 year old. His chin is very questionable. Prime Vitali clowns him.

 

Is this down syndrome logic? So if a fighter elbows(which I know you believe is legal and apart of the sport) several times during the first quarter of the fight,and the rest of the fight he fights clean, are then to say he did NOT elbow his opponent?

 

Chris Byrd WAS KO'd by Wlad. Byrd clownd Vitali.

 

Wlad head butted Fury. Does that mean Fury was butted for the whole round.

 

That's why he was losing every round on the scorecards until Vitali's shoulder popped out of his socket.

You have no idea what you are talking, just quit attempting to talk about boxing.