TomandJerry
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- Oct 1, 2013
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Joshua having a mental breakdown?
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Sack the judge that gave the fight to AJ.
"Lovely and magnanimous". Embarrassing was the word you were looking for.Lovely words from A J, magnanimous inndefeat even if he feels he's been robbed.
"Lovely and magnanimous". Embarrassing was the word you were looking for.
AJ should be embarrassed for himself after that. So should the judge who scored it in AJs favour, ridiculous.
Surely AJ is miles ahead….according to Crodo he’s won nearly every round
According too Crodo ....................... oh dear, that's not hopeful then ......................
The silver lining for me, I watched on a free stream (I was going to pay the £27).
For much of the fight he was a punchbag, luckily Usyk didn’t have the power of a Fury or Wilder to send him to the canvas.
The punch count difference may’ve been a record for a 12 round heavyweight world title fight.
Interesting to see if there wil be a third bout. Eddie Hearn seems to think it will happen. A J showed his champion spirit tonight, Usyk would do well on Strictly seemed to want to dance more than box. The professionals obviously had it much closer than the gobshites who see one fight a year and think they're experts in the field of top level boxing.
It’s a Matchroom show though, right? The four rounder between the Qatari and Azerbaijani was totally unnecessary as was the scoring of two under card fights
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i watch plenty of boxing thanks. the only oddity here is the judge who had AJ ahead.
"0:20
'One hell of a fighter'
Anthony Joshua taking the ringside microphone: "Usyk is one hell of a fighter. That’s just emotion.
"If you knew my story, you'd understand the passion. I’m not an amateur boxer. I was going to jail and I got bail and I started training. If I got sentenced, I wanted to be able to fight.
"It shows the passion we put into this. For this guy to beat me tonight, it shows the levels of hard work he must have put in so please give him a round of applause as heavyweight champion of world.
"They said that I’m not a 12-round fighter. I ain’t 14 stone, I’m 18 stone, I'm heavy. It’s hard work. This guy here is phenomenal."
Speaking to Usyk directly: "I was studying Ukraine and all the champions from your amazing country. I’ve never been there. What’s happening there, I don’t know but it’s not nice. For Usyk to be champion, under those circumstances, please raise your hands."