TomandJerry
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77-74.
Joshua concerned about a mark over his eye?
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[Other Sport] Anthony Joshua
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TomandJerry
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Joshua wins by KO. In the ninth round.
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crodonilson
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Referee is an absolute disgrace, thought Eddie Hearn would find better than this, Pulev is just a thug.
Pevenseagull
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and pop!
crodonilson
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**** yes.
Incredible from AJ, even at 70% he was just too good. Bring on the bigot.
Incredible from AJ, even at 70% he was just too good. Bring on the bigot.
Weststander
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Great performance, measured brutality and fine boxing. Not a mark on AJ’s face.
The Wizard
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Easy win really, Pulev is hard as nails but lacks any real weapon to hurt AJ.
Pretty much as expected, AJ won’t knock out Fury
Pretty much as expected, AJ won’t knock out Fury
crodonilson
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Thoroughly professional and gave us punters good value for money. Can't wait to see him knock out Fury.
An okay performance. He is trying to refine himself and take less risks, but he is still pretty basic and I can’t see him having much chance at all against Fury.
TomandJerry
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Wilder couldn't even stop Fury.
Joshua won't be able too.
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Weststander
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The slow-mo’s of AJ’s upper cuts and that final right .... not for the faint hearted.
Albion Dan
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Delusional. Joshua is a flat track bully when he has reach advantage and Pulev had no where near the hand speed of Ruiz ti cause problems . Even then allowed Pulev in far too close far too many times. Fury could literally execute multiple game plans either in short or long to have AJ bamboozled.
TomandJerry
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AJ struggles against Fury.
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Weststander
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Fury has it all, as well as being huge, awkward with a great defence. Clear favourite to me, but you never know with heavyweights.
Wilder’s long list of KO’s were based on that right hand and the intimidatory reputation that built with it. Until Fury took it to him, negating that one strength, destroying the bully.
Agreed. I think after watching Joshua’s last two fights we could be in for a really boring fight.
Joshua will fight ultra cautious, knowing that Fury is less effective when he comes forward. That being said Fury is just far too good, that regardless of Joshua’s game plan there is only one winner.
Half Time Pies
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Dont worry about who is the best between Fury and Joshua, I think it will soon be settled. What a treat we have in store, potentially 2 British fighters competing for the undisputed heavyweight championship of the world! A mouth watering prospect!
crodonilson
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The proof of the pudding is in the eating.
AJ was only at about 70% tonight and still outclassed a world class boxer with one defeat previously to his name. I think he'll beat Fury who is massively overrated and the majority of British boxing fans will be hoping he does so.
Sheebo
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It’s now clear to me Fury is the best out there and will beat AJ. Like them both as Brits obviously, but can’t see anything other than a Gypsy King win and subsequent retirement at the top.
What's Wilder got to do with anything? He's been dodging Joshua for years now - he only took on Fury because he (or rather his team and his agent) thought it would be easier than facing Joshua (that didn't go well). Now Wider (and America) are just clinging on to a belief that no-one else can possibly have better heavyweights than America ............. dream on!
Joshua against Wilder (if Wilder ever comes to the table) only goes one way. Joshua against Fury though - that really would be the fight to decide who is the best heavyweight on the planet. Suck it up, yanks!