Which was the better win?

And? Why you so butthurt?

 

Are you bi-polar?


I have no issues with an opinion.....but don't lie and say that isn't what you said.

 

Then why do you keep quoting and acting butthurt? You started with this ****.

 

I asked for your opinion lol.

You're the only one swearing and getting worked up so much you have to lie.

 

Lie? WTF are you on? You start off by calling me an arguer, referring to me two times, re-righting what I wrote, calling me a liar. And I'm the triggered one rofl. Stop being a tool man. And all because I think Windmills had the better win.

 

@thesmokingm - "AJ's win doesn't do much for him, probably drops his stock if anything at all."

@OpinionOfACasual - "Holding 3 belts in a division = Drop in stock.....That's what you said."

@thesmokingm - "Wrong that not what I wrote. You be trolling again. Go ahead actually quote what I wrote. You have a hard on for AJ it seems. I don't pay much attention to AJ or Windmills tbh. They both kinda suck."



It's all there....You lied that's what annoyed me, not your opinion.

 

The one lying is you, with that crappy paraphrasing. You know what that is right? Nevermind don't quote me troll.

 

What cannot speak cannot lie.

It's there for everyone to see.

 

Roflmao, you are triggered. I dare you to not quote me and let it end, but you can't can you?

 

If you're going to compare fights you need to get your ish together.
Lewis' jab was on par with Wlad, Vitali, Rays, George, and Holmes.
Tua was in the Same Peter, Hasim Rahman level.
Joshua's jab is nowhere near as good as old Wlad, either Fury, or for that matter, Joey Ps.
While Joey Ps jab is comparable to Holyfield Bowe and just saw him out jab the far longer Joshua.

You're making subjective comparisons based on ethnicity alone and the only other comparable attributes are the fact they share a chosen profession.

Facepalm

 

Interesting, if we interpreted better win on those terms then I'd agree with you simply by virtue of how close Wilder came to losing. I'm not sure that's how I see it though as part of the objective is not to be put in that position in the first place. I guess I'm saying it's difficult to separate the performance from the story of the fight, but I do get where you're coming from with your interpretation of the question.

 

On ethnicity alone?

Lewis used his jab to control the distance....
Joshua controlled the distance with a jab....


Lewis had a significant size advantage....
Joshua had a significant size advantage....


If both were Black, samoan etc etc i'd be making the same comparisons.

 

Yea, sure the objective was to not be put in that place but no one gave Windmills a chance vs Ortiz. I didn't forsee Ortiz going life and death with Windmills either.

 

Not true.

Ortiz was the bookies favorite.

 

Pre fight I was very confident that Wilder would beat Ortiz. This was based on watching Ortiz's last three performances, he was clearly a fighter on the decline. How much was age and how much the removal of PEDS is unclear, but he wasn't the force he had been and I think Wilder's team were fully aware of that, particularly once Haymon signed him. Look at his record, they're not risk takers and in Breazeale as his next opponent they've shown that once more.