Now that we have seen tyson fury and deontay wilder fight, don't be bias joshua and wilder who wins

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  1. ipitythefool

    ipitythefool Prediction ? Pain Full Member

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    Wilder has a Windmill's chance but Joshua is stronger and technically much better. Fury caught Wilder with loads of combos but doesn't have Joshua's power. Joshua ko by round 6.

    That said i think Fury UDs Joshua - just too good a mover for Joshua.

    Styles make fights and all that.
     
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  2. boxingscience

    boxingscience Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I would have to favour Joshua because technically he is the better boxer, but I would say I only favour Joshua 60-40. Wilder can bang, and Joshua's defense is shocking, especially when he's tired.
     
  3. Serge

    Serge Ginger Dracula Staff Member

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    Donkey has already shared a ring with Wlad (in the gym) and he was, at very best, dropped x 2 and hurt badly, so much so that he had to get out of the ring on a least one of those occasions. James Ali Bashir, Javan ''Sugar'' Hill (of the Kronk Gym fame and Manny Steward's nephew), Andy Lee, the poster Chef who was the Klitschko brothers chef and camp manager have all confirmed that Wlad dropped Donkey x 2 and hurt him badly and the other version, which Johnny Nelson referred to as ''the worst kept secret in boxing,'' is that Wlad sparked Donkey out x 2

    AJ was never put down when he sparred Wlad. Granted he was when he fought him without big gloves and headgear on, though, and even that 41 y/o way past prime inactive Wlad, albeit still very formidable, would've sparked Donkey out as will AJ if their paths ever cross. Why? Because Donkey cannot fight.
     
  4. Mod-Mania

    Mod-Mania Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Wilder does not have a "by far better chin" than Joshua.
     
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  5. shanahan14

    shanahan14 Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    Predicting a Wilder fight is tough because it could always end in a KO for him. He has legendary power. But yeah, he gets pieced up by all of the top Heavyweights.
     
  6. gmurphy

    gmurphy Land of the corrupt, home of the robbery! banned Full Member

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    Some dosser on dosser action here. Hope fury is in the front row abusing both of them
     
  7. BeaverDan

    BeaverDan Well-Known Member Full Member

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    NOT a 50/50 fight.

    Those that think Wilder stands as much chance as AJ at winning are either trolling or truly don't know enough about boxing to make an informed decision.

    If Fury had AJ power Wilder would have been KO'd quick.

    Now i know AJ doesn't have the skill set of Fury therefore he doesn't get in a position to land like Fury did, however AJ is easily good enough to get Wilder out of there before Wilder lands his 1 and only punch.

    Wilder is terrible. TERRIBLE.
     
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  8. Ph33rknot

    Ph33rknot Live as if you were to die tomorrow Full Member

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    60/40 in favor of Aj mainly because wilder off balance so often but Aj don't move his head
     
  9. bailey

    bailey Loyal Member Full Member

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    Im not trying to discredit your post or comment so please dont think I am trying to do that, but who is it that Wilder has stopped that makes you think it is legendary or not someone that say Joshua or Wladimir Klitschko may not have stopped?
     
  10. lobk

    lobk Original ESB Member Full Member

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    The question is can the windmill make contact and can Wilder take the punches from Joshua.

    I don't see this fight being like the Fury fight. This one will be an up close inside. Wilder has no inside fighting skill. If he can separate and land a wild swing he has a great chance of winning but if this remains close range I see Joshua beating him by KO.
     
  11. de Morhalle

    de Morhalle Member Full Member

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    Not true at all . Wlad had trouble with Fury due to outer ring movement that was it , Fury knew that Wlad was meticulous in his ring craftsmanship almost OCD levels of poise and Fury worked the outside and moved all over that place proving a very effective method for dealing with Wlad . Also Fury was praying at the end of the fight with Wlad hoping what he did was enough to win . Fury is a fox and uses cunning and deception to belittle his opponents . Fury does not fight great he stops his opponents fighting great that is his strategy! Problem with Fury fighting AJ is the myth of the hand speed , look and time Fury is not a fast puncher his movement around the ring makes you think he punches faster its all smoke and mirrors with Fury and that is his strength the ability to make you think too much. If you think AJ simply has pop then you know very little about Fury or AJ.
     
  12. Unforgiven

    Unforgiven VIP Member banned Full Member

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    I've always reckoned Joshua should be favourite to beat Wilder.
    But Wilder has enough reach and power to make it very interesting.
    I think Joshua's best chance would be to try to take Wilder out early, and I believe he's capable of that.
     
  13. GALVATRON

    GALVATRON Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    Boxing fans are insane and are the worst grasping whats actually in front of them.

    We have fights from 100 years ago and they'll still argue that whoever was champion then would be now.

    we now see what a potential counter puncher with power like Joshua would do to Wilder through Fury, I mean actual visualization and many still think it's a 50/50 ? :duh
     
  14. BoxingABC1

    BoxingABC1 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I'd have to lean Wilder. Yes, he is poor technically, but he just showed he can be outboxed and find a punch that can change a fight. Fury is very slick, defensively brilliant and Wilder still managed to find him. AJ's upper body is much slower, and he doesn't have anywhere near the amount of movement that Fury has anyway. So, it stands to reason that AJ will be hit a lot more than Fury was. AJ has a really good chin when he's not tired, but i can't see it holding up against Wilder.

    Having said that though, AJ has much more power than Fury so he could catch him and take him out. I just think that the former is probably more likely
     
  15. BoxingABC1

    BoxingABC1 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    absolutely nothing, but at HW when you have the power that Wilder has, it doesn't really matter