Joshua vs Molina: Undercard, preview, fight start time, TV schedule

[Spicoli]

Molina isn't going to know what hit him.

They seriously need to keep AJ off the weights.

[Spicoli]

Molina throwing more paunch than punch. Zero zip nada coming at Joshua.

[Pastor John]

Thoughts from tonight:

The Chisora/Whyte fight was a true slugfest. Had Chisora not got winded in the later rounds it could have been a classic. In a fight this fight I always like to think who'd I rather had been? The answer is pretty clear in that I'd rather had been Chisora as he was ringing Whyte's bell all night. Therefore, if anyone should have got the edge in this fight it should have been Chisora.

Next, just as I said all week, Molina is a total can and it's a disgrace that Joshua fought him. Also, this fight did nothing to prepare him for the Klitschko fight so why take this fight anyway? I'm going to favor Klitschko in a close fight simply because I don't think Joshua has the experience against top heavyweights that he needs to outpoint a focused Klitschko. When he comes in like does on all these B and C-level fighters he will taste Klitschko's power and will not know what to do. He's lucky Klitschko is far past his prime or I'd give him no chance at all.

So is Whyte going to be fighting Wilder next year? He won't last very long with that weak chin.

[Hulk]

Thoughts from tonight:The Chisora/Whyte fight was a true slugfest. Had Chisora not got winded in the later rounds it could have been a classic. In a fight this fight I always like to think who'd I rather had been? The answer is pretty clear in that I'd rather had been Chisora as he was ringing Whyte's bell all night. Therefore, if anyone should have got the edge in this fight it should have been Chisora.Next, just as I said all week, Molina is a total can and it's a disgrace that Joshua fought him. Also, this fight did nothing to prepare him for the Klitschko fight so why take this fight anyway? I'm going to favor Klitschko in a close fight simply because I don't think Joshua has the experience against top heavyweights that he needs to outpoint a focused Klitschko. When he comes in like does on all these B and C-level fighters he will taste Klitschko's power and will not know what to do. He's lucky Klitschko is far past his prime or I'd give him no chance at all.So is Whyte going to be fighting Wilder next year? He won't last very long with that weak chin.

Klitschko may well play spoiler and beat Joshua, but credit to Joshua for stepping up and I feel he will beat Wlad at this stage.He's far less experienced, but every bit as talented as Wlad ever was. Let's not pretend he'd have no chance in their respective primes. FFS Wlad was getting stopped by a couple fringe contenders early in his prime until he came back and made some smart adjustments.

[Pastor John]

Thoughts from tonight:The Chisora/Whyte fight was a true slugfest. Had Chisora not got winded in the later rounds it could have been a classic. In a fight this fight I always like to think who'd I rather had been? The answer is pretty clear in that I'd rather had been Chisora as he was ringing Whyte's bell all night. Therefore, if anyone should have got the edge in this fight it should have been Chisora.Next, just as I said all week, Molina is a total can and it's a disgrace that Joshua fought him. Also, this fight did nothing to prepare him for the Klitschko fight so why take this fight anyway? I'm going to favor Klitschko in a close fight simply because I don't think Joshua has the experience against top heavyweights that he needs to outpoint a focused Klitschko. When he comes in like does on all these B and C-level fighters he will taste Klitschko's power and will not know what to do. He's lucky Klitschko is far past his prime or I'd give him no chance at all.So is Whyte going to be fighting Wilder next year? He won't last very long with that weak chin.

Klitschko may well play spoiler and beat Joshua, but credit to Joshua for stepping up and I feel he will beat Wlad at this stage.He's far less experienced, but every bit as talented as Wlad ever was. Let's not pretend he'd have no chance in their respective primes. FFS Wlad was getting stopped by a couple fringe contenders early in his prime until he came back and made some smart adjustments.

That wasn't his prime. When Emmanuel Steward taught him how to fight that was his prime and no one came close to beating him.

Joshua probably isn't in his prime either right now so if he gets toasted I won't hold it against him.

[erics44]

Klit will be stopped from holding so josh will win

[Freedom]

[nuggetdotcom]

Klit will be stopped from holding so josh will win

Hope you're right, Joshua will have to learn how to push!

[Master]

Tyson Fury launched another rant at boxing's heavyweight division following Anthony Joshua's victory over Eric Molina.

The Brit was one of a number of big names at ringside at Manchester Arena for Joshua's latest IBF title defence.

Joshua saw off Molina inside three rounds to hold on to the title he won after Fury was stripped of his belts following a positive drugs test.

Elsewhere, the big fight of the night saw Dillian Whyte defeat Dereck Chisora in a memorable slugfest.

Fury hailed the duo for their bout but hit out at the sport as a whole and its title-holders.

Fury added: "Boxing is a total joke, glad I left it. Life experience though, between robberies & promoters robbing fighters, it's a s*** sport. True facts!"

His comments come after Wladimir Klitschko, who Fury was due to face before his failed drugs test, was confirmed as Joshua's next opponent.

Earlier this year, Fury appeared to announce his retirement on Twitter, before backtracking several hours later, although his future remains unclear.

Fury then turned his attention to promoter Eddie Hearn and Matchroom, claiming he was poorly treated at the Manchester Arena.

He walked into a mixed reception from the crowd as he took his seat ringside and has revealed he had to pay £200 for a ticket.

The Brit went on to confirm he left the venue after watching his cousin Hosea Burton in action.

"Treat me like s*** tonight, had to pay £200 for a ticket, then I had 2 nearly fight to get ringside. p*****"

Tyson Fury launches rant after Anthony Joshua victory over Eric Molina - 'boxing is a s*** sport, I'm glad I left it'

[Hulk]

Thoughts from tonight:The Chisora/Whyte fight was a true slugfest. Had Chisora not got winded in the later rounds it could have been a classic. In a fight this fight I always like to think who'd I rather had been? The answer is pretty clear in that I'd rather had been Chisora as he was ringing Whyte's bell all night. Therefore, if anyone should have got the edge in this fight it should have been Chisora.Next, just as I said all week, Molina is a total can and it's a disgrace that Joshua fought him. Also, this fight did nothing to prepare him for the Klitschko fight so why take this fight anyway? I'm going to favor Klitschko in a close fight simply because I don't think Joshua has the experience against top heavyweights that he needs to outpoint a focused Klitschko. When he comes in like does on all these B and C-level fighters he will taste Klitschko's power and will not know what to do. He's lucky Klitschko is far past his prime or I'd give him no chance at all.So is Whyte going to be fighting Wilder next year? He won't last very long with that weak chin.

Klitschko may well play spoiler and beat Joshua, but credit to Joshua for stepping up and I feel he will beat Wlad at this stage.He's far less experienced, but every bit as talented as Wlad ever was. Let's not pretend he'd have no chance in their respective primes. FFS Wlad was getting stopped by a couple fringe contenders early in his prime until he came back and made some smart adjustments.

That wasn't his prime. When Emmanuel Steward taught him how to fight that was his prime and no one came close to beating him. Joshua probably isn't in his prime either right now so if he gets toasted I won't hold it against him.

Interesting take on primes. I've come to like and respect Wlad, so fair play, but he hasn't fought anyone as talented as Joshua ever. He's 40 now on top of it.

[Master]

AJ has not gone more than 7 rounds v Wlad, a 41 year old who will not have fought in nearly 18 months by the time they fight.

Passing of the torch v Grand master teaching his pupil a lesson.