Anthony Joshua has more potential than any boxer I've ever seen, reveals world champion Wladimir Klitschko
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Anthony Joshua has more potential than any boxer I've ever seen, reveals world champion Wladimir Klitschko
Paul, youre only 27 posts away from hitting the 200 mark
I think you should plan something really big
That was it, the longest post he has ever made.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44
We need someone to moderate the mods, Master is clearly intimidated by Paul Kevin and is trying to bully himQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterThat was it, the longest post he has ever made.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44
Shame on you Master
Paul Kevin reminds me very much of ross .
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Discuss on thread not on me
ha, excellent response Paul
what do you think, is wlad playing mind games or does he actually believe what he is saying?
that is a pretty old quote from wladimir from when the two of them sparred together a good few years ago now..Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44
anyway paul kevin is laying down the law in this thread, paul kevin for moderator ! He could teach master a thing or two !
He twice offered Master favors in exchange for his post but Master ~~~slapped that jailbait away~~~~
I think that Eric and Paul have something going on the side but Paul is too afraid to admit it.
http://www.memegenerator.eu/media/created/fds9uk.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Paul Kevin
Let's get back on to the topic and Paul Kevin is a wanker.
contradiction that master
Why is he even getting any attention? His posts are clearly dumb and Illinformed.
Because his heart is pure and his intentions are good...unlike yours you despicable old bastard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
;D
Stop being such a bully! It's always hard for someone who clearly has such a flair for posting and extensive knowledge to come into a new forum to rein themselves in so people don't think they're trying to jump up the pecking order.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
He's forgotten more than you know about Boxing and indeed MMA if you like that sort of thing.
I bet that on the first day of school, you were the big fat kid that grew quickly when they were young and you probably nicked @paulkevin 's sweets!! 😉
I would steal your sweets too.
Doubt it mate, I would've fucking hammered you! 😂Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
PK is such a legend now I think he needs his own tune
im thinking the daddy cool song
Paul Kel
Paul Kelvii-iiin
Paul Kel
Paul Kelviiiin
obviously its something that required debate
That'd be great if his name was Paul Kelvin you dumb bastard, You wanna hope Paul KEVIN doesn't take offence to that or else you will really be in troubleQuote:
Originally Posted by erics44
Anthony Joshua has claimed heavyweight rival Wladimir Klitschko "doesn't like mind games" ahead of their Wembley showdown.
Joshua (18-0 KO18 ) is preparing to defend his IBF heavyweight title against Klitschko (64-4 KO53) in front of 90,000 fans at Wembley Stadium on April 29, live on Sky Sports Box Office, with the vacant WBA strap also on the line.
The pair faced off on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, with unbeaten Joshua hinting that he may have tried to unsettle the former IBF, WBO and WBA champion.
"He (Klitschko) doesn't like mind games," he told Sky Sports News HQ.
"In three years I'll be too good and in three years he'll be too old. What he says is true - this is the perfect time.
"My obsession is about life and is about me. What I have got to do to be the best me? The outcome will always naturally happen.
"Don't worry about the title. Worry about what you've got to do today, tomorrow, the next day and that title will be waiting for you.
"The fight is one under the dark lights and you go under the lights to shine, so I am looking forward to getting back in there."
AJ: Klitschko hates mind games
o fuckin yesQuote:
Originally Posted by BatmanThat'd be great if his name was Paul Kelvin you dumb bastard, You wanna hope Paul KEVIN doesn't take offence to that or else you will really be in troubleQuote:
Originally Posted by erics44
soz PK, im still a supporter
:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44o fuckin yesQuote:
Originally Posted by BatmanThat'd be great if his name was Paul Kelvin you dumb bastard, You wanna hope Paul KEVIN doesn't take offence to that or else you will really be in troubleQuote:
Originally Posted by erics44
soz PK, im still a supporter
Joshua will put Clinch-ko out of his misery before the 6th round bell, you can take that to the bank!!
Anthony Joshua has been warned by Lennox Lewis that defeat spurs deposed heavyweight champions like Wladimir Klitschko to reignite their desire to rule.
Lewis, the last man to reign undisputed in boxing’s prime division, draws a lesson for his fellow Londoner Joshua from his own epic career.
Wembley Stadium is set for a record 90,000 sell-out crowd when IBF title holder Joshua meets Ukrainian veteran Klitschko on April 29.
“When I lost for only the second time in my professional career to Hasim Rahman in 2001, the critics all insisted that it was all over for me,” said Lewis, 51. “They said that’s it – he’s done.
“The opposite was true. It re-kindled a flame that had been dwindling. I went back seven months later and knocked him out in the fourth round in the re-match the following year.
“All I wanted to do was show the doubters that they were wrong.
“Will that be the case with Klitschko? Will his defeat by Tyson Fury have re-lit his flame?
“Now Klitschko knows he has to work hard again. This could motivate him for one big night.
“I don’t know yet – but I will be able to tell you after two rounds in April.
“This is Anthony’s time now, but its still hard to pick a winner.
“This may be a fight too many for Klitschko. AJ may walk all over him.
“Klitschko fell asleep in his last fight. Will he be asleep again or will he have been spurred to get his title back? That is why it is so intriguing.”
The Wembley date will be for the WBA’s 'Super' version of the heavyweight title as well as 27-year-old Joshua’s IBF strap.
Klitschko, 41, lost the WBA, WBO and IBF titles to Manchester’s Tyson Fury in a shock points defeat in his most recent fight in Dusseldorf in November, 2015.
It ended a nine-year reign as holder of various heavyweight belts.
Now one of the big questions surrounding the collision in London in the Spring is about whether he is too old to re-discover his former self.
Lewis, 51, is back in London from his home in Jamaica to act as ringside commentator at the IBO super-middleweight world title fight between Chris Eubank junior and Australian Renold Quinlan at Olympia on Saturday.
He spoke exclusively to StandardSport during a promotional filming visit to the famous Peacock Gym in Canning Town – close to the Forest Gate streets where he grew up before emigrating to Canada to join his mother Violet at the age of 12.
The final fight of Lewis’s glittering career was a hard-fought victory against Klitschko’s older brother, Vitali, in Los Angeles in 2003.
Joshua has been seen by many as Lewis's natural heir in Britain because of his immense stature, his knockout power and his relaxed, laid-back manner.
“He is measured,” Lewis added. “Patience is a virtue in this business.
“Anthony is a great young fighter. I have a lot of respect for him. He has worked hard and dealt with things well.
“But as far as experience goes, he is lacking a bit.
“You can go in there and knock out 18 guys straight, but what have you learned?
“But he is a guy who works hard in the gym all the time and he takes in a lot of information.
“That is good. It was much harder for me to get to world title level in my day.
“There were about four wasted years of politicking trying to get there.
“Anthony didn’t waste any years. He got there after 16 fights when he beat Charles Martin last year.
“That is the way it is now. He was in a position to do that. His team said here’s a chance to grab a vacant title. Lets do it.
“I would have done the same thing.
“Did he deserve the title? If he beats Klitschko, then yes he did.
“They don’t know that much about him in America yet. But they will do if he beats Wladimir at a place like Wembley.
“He is promoted well in England right now.
“But if you want to be a world champion, you’ve got to box around the world eventually.
“So now you’ve got Joshua, who is young and strong and you’ve got Klitschko, who is old but with so much knowledge and experience.
“And this is a good time, the right time for Anthony.”
Lennox Lewis warns Anthony Joshua reignited Wladimir Klitschko will be out to disprove doubters at Wembley