Wilder against Joshua

I get that same impression: that Joshua will talk about wanting to fight Wilder next summer, while Hearn will not be too keen on the idea and will propose Joshua vs Whyte II or Joshua vs Chisora instead, and will do interviews and say with a straight face that Joshua vs Whyte or Joshua vs Chisora is a 50-50 fight.

 

To be honest, I always felt Joshua would clean Wilders clock but obviously as time has gone on that doesn't look as likely. If Joshua fought a safety first fight against Wilder he could shut Deonkey totally out of the fight. I'm still picking Joshua with a lot less confidence.

 

Wilder will sleep AJ

 

Wilders's team have no confidence in his ability to win this fight (for good reason) hence why they avoided the AJ offers like the plague.

 

Wilder would spark Joshua into next week.

 

Joshua had no confidence against Ruiz hence why he ran off from a 20 stone fatty. He'd probably cry during the ring walk if he fought Wilder.

 

Pre Ruiz I agree. Wilders team did not like the AJ match up.

The mystique is now long gone though, they would take the fight now.

I think AJ would fight anyone. I think Hearn wants to keep him in house on DAZN for a while before a Fury/Wilder etc

 

You mean AJ who comfortably beat Ruiz on points to become a unified world champion for a second time?

Ruiz then went on to beat Wilders only notable opponent in Ortiz. So what does that say about Wilder, if the "fatty" did that?

 

No I meant the one who was scared of getting clipped and got on his bike.

Wilder would knock Ruiz and Joshua out on the same night.

 

MR attempted to contact Shelley Finkel prior to Usyk fight about arranging a fight late this year but Wilders team failed to reply.

 

Do you view Fury being on his bike against Wlad? I mean AJ was more offensive, engage and landed more than Fury did against Wlad.

 

Aye I’d do the same mate if I’d already quit against someone and they came in a big blob.

 

Close to zero chance of this happening for obvious promotional/contractual reasons.

Unless the unthinkable happens, and Wilder sings with DAZN/Matchroom USA.

To be honest I don't think we are missing much, as the fight is far more predictable and both in final outcome and in the nature of the final outcome than AJ vs Fury. I think it's a KO round 5-6 and that's more or less a forgone conclusion as arguably AJ's biggest weakness is his chin so if he's ever in the right with the biggest single shot puncher in the division....the outcome isn't exact rocket science.