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Fury v Wlad was one of the worst HW title fights since Tyson v Boneclutcher , so why has the public taken to Joshua v Wlad and showed no interest in Fury v Wlad 2 ?
Simple really people like fighter with KO power in the HW division , watching a lumbering light punching fighter fiddle his way to a win , with the punch output of an asthmatic grandmother in a yawn fest isn't exciting.
Wlad is at the end of his career and needs to prove he isn't shot ( I personally think he is ) , Joshua if he tucks in his chin should win by KO.
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At the moment I'm backing Klit to win, experience over youth and all that, if he can get behind his jab then he can make it a difficult night for AJ.
I think AJ may be a bit too one dimensional, Fury was off the cuff and forced Klit into constantly assessing and thinking about what he was doing.
Plus Klit still has a lot of power and as we saw in the White fight AJ was hurt quite badly.
As others have said, it all depends on Klit being shot or not.
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I think Wlad smashes Joshua
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Yep - echoing everyone else, if Wlad still has it he wins this for me behind the jab and frustrates the inexperienced AJ.
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Fury v Klitschko 2 was about as anticipated as Mayweather v Pacquiao 2 for the same reason. It's a foregone conclusion. Klitschko and Pacquiao were bviously going to lose to the superior fighters again.
Whereas they could both still do well against the lesser fighters of the division.
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What was Klitschko going to change? Throwing more punches which everyone accepts would get him hurt like he did a few times late in the first fight when he tried to open up. A Tyson win was a foregone conclusion.
Dont forget this was Tysons biggest test. He is still young and getting better and the experience he got here would have raised his skill level further.
Mayweather was at the end of a long career and will not be getting any better and neither will have Pacqiuao.
Looking at opinion here I'm right that most people will think Wladimir has more of a chance against Joshua than he does against Fury.
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I actually think and fully expect AJ to win this by KO pretty early, no way he's gonna let Wlad hug him to death as Hearn will ensure the ref is fair.
This is rumoured to be at the MEN in Manchester so Wlad instantly loses all of his cheating advantages that he tried against Fury (The Gloves, The bouncy castle ring, Platform shoes at the weigh in to appear the same size as Fury etc) and let's be honest here the smart money says Wlad used these same cheating tactics for years and years defending in Germany simply because he could get away with it.
Fury proved that when you take away those cheating advantages Wlad was so used to he was nothing and that for me was a definite sign that Wlad is weak mentally.
Wlad will be well out of his comfort zone if it is infact at the MEN Arena and under massive pressure as it's the last role of the dice which means he's gonna have to let his hands go for once which will simply allow AJ to counter him with huge fast right handers which will be the KO punch.
On the other hand they have sparred in the past so maybe Wlad got the better of AJ in that spar and thinks he has an easy nights work?
Intriguing fight and there's no way this is anything but a "proper" fight
AJ by KO well inside the distance for me though.
Last edited by smashup; 10-17-2016 at 11:03 PM.
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A proper chin or be chinned heavyweight fight, this could be a Foreman Lyle affair.
Joshua wont fuck about and in doing so will give Wlad the kind of target he just didnt see against Fury.
If Joshua chins him and chins him in good style, Wlad will definitely be shot.
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