I mean they would obviously help but Joyce has a granite chin from what we have seen. You need to beat him to the punch and get out of there. Flat footed heavies are cannon fodder for him unless they can crack his chin.
It is like the unstoppable force vs the immovable object. Wilder really does need to get involved with the outside 3/4 guys. Ruiz, Hrgovic, Bakole, Joyce all make for interesting matches from a style perspective.
Right. I don't insist upon it, but there is a chance that this is the literal hardest punch in the history of boxing versus the literal best chin in the hsitory of boxing. That's possible, I'm not saying it's true but it really might be. It must be made.
Ah? You missed the point, that is, you said best chin ever cannot be knockdown by Cunningham, but you argue in same time that best chin ever can be knockdown by Banks and Cooper, both 20/25lbs under pure muscle and former cruiserweight world champion.
I don't. He's a handful mate. But he has been sparked out. And your chin doesn't age like wine. I think he is getting rammed down our throat a tad too. But I enjoy watching and following him.
And? Tiresome is not on the level in the mandible compartment compared to Ali. Nowhere near. Cunningham wasn't a banger at cruiser!!! Just a athletic guy.
I don't think he's getting rammed down our throats, he's slowly gained more and more respect and now we all want to see him in with the top guys.
I can see your point. But he has beaten Parker, a much worse Parker than AJ beat, and now he's a god. How come AJ doesn't get credit from the same posters? And he has only beaten one good name. I just feel that many are getting carried away with that win.
Was it really a much worse version of Parker though? Hard to tell as Parker was barely allowed to to get to work with AJ. I'd argue Parker had alot more dog in him when facing Joyce. What makes you say it was a much worse version? Just purley that he is older?