Lol the earliest an AJ fight has ended in the last 6 years was round 7 and that was because he quit himself against the Mexican Butterbean.
Why is Joshua not accepting the Wilder challenge yet again? If he does not take the fight he has ducked Wilder twice and Fury. Will be renamed Daffy on here with his trilogy of ducking
Why hasn't Wilder accepted the fight yet? It's wildwr who refused to fight AJ this year. It was Wilder team who down $100m deal. It Wilders team that also turned down 2 or 3 offers to that prior.
Well reported Wilder ducked mutiple times. Wilder himself has even admitted it himself this year, the $100m deal and one fight prior that they turned the offer down.
Can he not? If he had tick over fights while holding world title belts then he can have tick over fights now.
Joshua has only had 3 tests in his career 2 Usyk and Old Klit - the rest are total puddings. Every other fight no better than Fury v Chisora fights
You mean Fury who pulled out negotiations and had already offered a contract to Chisora? Fury who pulled out AJ fight negotiations to fight Wilder a third time? Or the time Fury who had already turned down a 40% split against AJ to end up accepting the same split to fight Wilder instead?
@Mitch87 clutching at huge Matchroom branded straws attempting to call Wilder a ducker deflecting from Daffy Duck Joshua. Wilder was battered in fight 2 yet he fought like a warrior out the ring to force the 3rd fight with Fury then fought like a warrior for every second possible in the ring with Fury in fight 3. Wilder v Joshua is Fighting Man v Chicken
Fair point, but iirc, they were still PPV slash "big events", with associated big purses and hype. You get my point, that he doesn't have small fights, off radar, it's all months of social media BS, and press conferences etc etc.
Fought like a warrior? He was hitting the deck from a batley half connected grazing body shot. Ducked the majority of of the top fighters including AJ mutiple times to fight low level cannon fodder.