Was Anthony Joshua's lack of an above average jab, exposed against Povetkin & Joseph Parker?

Name me just one boxer who has NEVER wrestled or hugged in a boxing bout.

 

Well, that point of yours, only really further reinforces my point. Which is that pretty much every boxer fouls. Does that mean it's correct and I condone it? ABSOLUTELY NOT! However, it's something I've come to accept and it's something I am objective over, where I provide criticism, credit or a lack of, to every boxer equally and don't turn a blind eye on some boxers who foul whilst only criticizing other boxers who foul.

The other poster I've been responding to, is constantly criticizing Wladimir Klitschko for being a fouler. Whilst turning a blind eye on other boxers who foul, such as Anthony Joshua, who they are probably a fan of and also advocate. That poster also never criticizes the likes of Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder, who also foul, as much as criticizing Wladimir Klitshcko.

I guess it's okay to criticize some boxers who foul, whilst advocating and turning a blind eye on other foulers in boxing?

If one is an Anthony Joshua fan, and they are critical of Wladimir Klitschko being a fouler. Then are they also ready to accept, and also criticize Anthony Joshua for being a fouler too, when he held and hit Wladimir Klitschko with the uppercut in the 11th round, which led to the knockdown? And when Joshua held and threw uppercuts on Joseph Parker multiple times during their bout?

Or how about Tyson Fury using dirty tactics against Steve Cunningham, especially the knockout punch which was illegal where he literally held him?

Or how about Deontay Wilder's windmills that land on the back of the head of his opponents and are accepted as legitimate stoppages / punches / knockdowns?

See, the point here, is that we have to be objective and be critical of EVERY boxer when they foul. Rather than effeminately whining and moaning over one boxer fouling.

 

Joshua has very minimal looking power in his jabs. They lack the snap, stiffness and penetration of the very elite jabbers in boxing. He also lacks the ability to control fights with his jabs, the way the elite jabbers are able to.

These are down to tactical and technical flaws. Tactically, his problem is that he doesn't feint or probe enough. He is not very good at setting his jab up properly by being deceptive with his feints, probes and footwork.

Technically, he doesn't stiffen his arm / hands enough and properly upon impact.