Joyce beat Yoka and had no idea how Yoka got the decision, although Joyce didn't look impressive. Yoka at the World Amateur Championships 15' was decent, though. Yet he doesn't have a pro style.
He was so inactive in the fight barely threw five punches a round, granted the five landed but Joyce who isn't impressive like you said threw like 20 so by law averages Outlanded him every round even though he had a lower connect percentage.
It wasn't a blow out by any means but I just don't see how you can win a final throwing So little punches per round.
Yeah but he was countering he was just making him miss some of those. BtweBtwe imdont Joyce is a world beater but that should of been his moment.
The Golden medal of the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro in the super heavy weight Tony Yoka signed a professional contract with a group of Ring Star, which belongs to Richard Schaefer, the former executive director of the Golden Boy Promotions. 24-year-old Frenchman amateur rings also won gold at the World Championships and bronze at the European Championships in 2015. Five years earlier, he won the youth Olympics, where in the finals defeated Joseph Parker, the current world champion WBO heavyweight. Group Ring Star previously signed contracts also with several other Olympians from Rio. Schaefer soon will organize its galas, working closely with Al Haymon. http://www.ringpolska.pl/boks-na-swiecie/waga-ciezka-boks/50848-tony-yoka-podpisal-zawodowy-kontrakt