Malik Scott "Lewis hits harder than Wladimir, Joshua a freak."

The most interesting thing about this video is Scott talking about Joshua sparring Wlad... 'He did more than hold his own against Wladimir...more than hold is own'

Sounds to me from what Malik saw Joshua may have got the better of Wlad in sparring?

 

Sounds like it, but it is only sparring. I doubt Wlad was even giving 80%. Sparring is there to just try stuff out, it's nothing like a real fight. But it bodes well for Joshua that he wasn't totally out of his depth.

 

Dillion Whyte gave Wlad a hammering in sparring and was sent packing.

When did Scott sparr Lewis?

Fury sent him to the doctor after only a few rounds. He must have forgotten that.

 

You're like the MVC for eastern block fighters

 

Malik Scott is very racially biased. So I wouldn't put much stock in any of these claims.

 

Why do you think so?

 

Malik scott is disgrace. Won't forgive him for that acting job against Wilder. Charlie Zelenoff took a better shot from Wilder and stood up.

 

I agree that Lewis hits harder than Wlad, but to say Joshua does is BEYOND ****ing stupid.

 

I believe Wlad has a small edge in power compared to Lennox. Joshua however isn't on the same level as either of them.

He lacks that jaw shattering snap and explosiveness in his punches of these ATG's, and his technique isn't optimal. If you watch Lennox throw an uppercut, or Wlad unleash his left hook or right hand, that's close to perfection.

Joshua's isn't close to that, and I doubt we'll se many if any 1 punch KO's from him against decent opposition.

 

Wlads power is overrated. Joshua will prove to be the bigger puncher in time

 

And which 'decent' opponents has Wlad one punch KO'd?

 

wladimir - more power in jab, left hook, usually throws 1 at a time.

lewis - more power in overhand right, uppercuts throws in combo's.

 

:blood

Pulev, Thompson, Eddie Chambers, Ray Austin, Calvin Brock etc

 

I didn't hear him say that Joshua hit harder than Wladimir. I heard him say that about Lewis. He actually says that Joshua "did more than hold his own" when he sparred Wladimir.

 

Chambers and Pulev?
I think he also put Thompson on his side.