Anthony Joshua v Kubrat Pulev at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on June 20th
Great news that Josh is back fighting in London and what a venue to host it 😎
Anthony Joshua will face Kubrat Pulev, the IBF’s mandatory challenger, at Tottenham Hotspur’s 62,000-seat stadium on 20 June. The Bulgarian confirmed the fight against the world IBF, WBA, WBO and IBO heavyweight champion on Monday.
“The contract is already officially signed,” the 38-year-old former European amateur super-heavyweight champion wrote on his Facebook page. “I am happy to be able to show the world how strong I am.”
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/20...tadium-in-june
Re: Anthony Joshua v Kubrat Pulev at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in June 20th
@Baal
Stop making duplicate threads, check the forum before you post in future.
Thanks
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Stop making duplicate threads, check the forum before you post in future.
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If the thread is created correctly, I don't need to. I polled the thread as I did with many other threads. There are a lot of other duplicate threads, no problem, but I'm Japanese so do you have any problems?
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Return thread or add poll to thread
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After creating the Fury vs. Wilder thread, two or three other threads were created and there was no problem, but you have a problem when I create a poll? Don't bother, I don't create threads anymore
Re: Anthony Joshua v Kubrat Pulev at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in June 20th
Have 7 days off and hopefully you'll come back a grown man, stop playing the race card and shitting up threads.
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Even though pulev is a bit old now, I think Mr Joshua would have been able to deal with him quite comfortably when he was in his prime, pulev stands weird, seems very open to getting blasted with the right.. Tricky git though and pretty good at getting rough he could produce some interesting moments before he is decapitated. Bit of an uninteresting fight for me and delays the real match ups for Joshua(usyk and fury) but wotever, it's not easy to keep multiple belts.
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Have 7 days off and hopefully you'll come back a grown man, stop playing the race card and shitting up threads.
i enjoy baal's polls. he has made a few of them & they keep the board active. he is also right that there were duplicate threads made of fury-wilder, master even commented on it. i think you should add a poll to your thread, cause i guess you'll delete anyone else's thread if they make a poll. what was the reason you had with baal's duplicate thread, that wasn't really a duplicate as it had poll?
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Re: Anthony Joshua v Kubrat Pulev at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in June 20th
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Even though pulev is a bit old now, I think Mr Joshua would have been able to deal with him quite comfortably when he was in his prime, pulev stands weird, seems very open to getting blasted with the right.. Tricky git though and pretty good at getting rough he could produce some interesting moments before he is decapitated. Bit of an uninteresting fight for me and delays the real match ups for Joshua(usyk and fury) but wotever, it's not easy to keep multiple belts.
Joshua will be on point for this, he showed he's versatile and can change up his style.
I reckon he'll want the stoppage badly after what Fury did to Wilder which makes this interesting.
Will he come in to box or come in heavy looking for a big KO?
Losing is not an option so he might do the same as the Ruiz rematch.
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If you could chose a world level fighter for AJ that would be his easiest you'd probably go Pulev
So expect this
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Pulev is solid but unspectacular but hopefully this is his last shot, we need to start clearing these Klitschko opponents out of the new division. This is a guy who barely defeated Hughie Fury, for chrissake.
Not sure why this fight is happening for June, Joshua needs to be more active. He should have fought early April, if he wins then summer for the Usyk fight, then end of the year fight. It's terrible that Joshua is having such huge gaps between fights and will end his career with so few fights.
But this is the fight for Joshua to get back on the KO train. Pulev is a hugger, but he's at a size disadvantage so can see him getting dropped a few times on his way in like he did against Wlad.
Pulev is talking big but has talked the same rubbish before the Wlad fight and this ending will be similar.
Re: Anthony Joshua v Kubrat Pulev at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on June 20th
Should be an easy fight for AJ. Pulev is a decent-ish boxer, but he doesn't have much pop, he doesn't move all that great either. AJ should have him out by 5-7.
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Have 7 days off and hopefully you'll come back a grown man, stop playing the race card and shitting up threads.
Wow! Banned is a bit harsh enit? He’s sound is @Baal. Or do we think “Baal” is Japanese for “Brock”? ;D
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Have 7 days off and hopefully you'll come back a grown man, stop playing the race card and shitting up threads.
Wow! Banned is a bit harsh enit? He’s sound is @
Baal. Or do we think “Baal” is Japanese for “Brock”? ;D
yay we got a poll. wow is right, what an absolute cunt thing to do. baal just asked a question, as it seems fine for certain people to create duplicate threads, no wonder this site is dying
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If Joshua can't beat Pulev he should consider to retire.
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Had to change Baals thread title when stickied weeks ago but nothing came of it. Post massive fight night not uncommon to have multi threads with same fighter but different topics I suppose but rbr much cleaner kept to one. I remember Mick merging or deleting more than a few without even sending me a thanks ;D. Can't beat an active boxing board and push for lesser fights going under the radar.
The negotiations and haggling for this fight will have lasted longer than the actual fight itself :-X. Interested to see how Joshua approaches Pulev and can see him cutting him up for win and let's all hope he and Fury get it sorted quick.
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Should be a simple nights work for AJ.
Should be.
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Anthony Joshua meets the Queen after giving inspiring speech during Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey
Anthony Joshua met the Queen of England as he spoke in front of the Royal Family during a service to celebrate Commonwealth Day on Monday.
Britain’s unified heavyweight world champion, who proudly also represents his Nigerian background, was chosen to give a reflection at Westminster Abbey.
His speech touched on a number of issues, with an emphasis on unity around the Commonwealth.
Joshua began: “My name is Anthony Oluwafemi Olaseni Joshua and, like many of you here, I’m a child of the Commonwealth.
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“I was born in Watford and my heritage is Nigerian. I come from the Yoruba people, who are the largest and some might say the loudest ethnic group in all of Africa.
“I’m proudly Nigerian and proudly British…
“These days we hear so much about division and difference that some might be tempted to see that as a bad thing.
“But on the contrary, it’s a beautiful thing.
“A thing to be celebrated and cherished, and a great source of peace and stability.
“I feel opportunity should be there for the taking along with hard work, dedication and perseverance, regardless of one’s background.
“We need to strive harder collectively in order to create unity.
“It takes a village to raise a child. And in the same vein it takes a whole community to act and stand together to tackle some of the challenges we are confronted with today.”
He concluded: “So here’s to fish and chips, egusi soup and pounded yam.
“To the UK and Nigeria, and the children of the Commonwealth.”
After the speech, Joshua briefly met and spoke one-to-one with the Queen.
It was his first time meeting the monarch as his previously-awarded MBE and OBEs had been presented to him by Prince Charles at Buckingham Palace.
https://talksport.com/sport/boxing/6...hua-the-queen/
