AJ-Wlad - Wembley

[Primo Carnera]

It was Haye/Bellew that encouraged people to keep the thread alive.

The whole fight was controversial and manufactured by Sky and them. Their personalities carried the promotion and hype.

The fight was farcical and ridiculous because of the injury that Haye was carrying.

Ross created a conspiracy that got him banned.

ROSS IS BANNED? Since when?
Come on, I know he's a prick, and I know he talks shit, but isn't a ban a bit over the top?
Even though he talks shite , surely there's freedom of speech.
Anyway, it always makes us feel better about ourselves when we can win a debate, and @ross makes that easy! 😂😂

[Batman]

I don't dislike AJ but I'm not a huge fan of him, he has this real sly sort of arrogance about him if you ask me, I know that fighters need that (especially the heavys) but I can't help but want Klit to win.

And I think he will unless like a lot of others have said father time has caught up with him.

AJ wins and he is a Fucking mega star, the media loves him so he will get the respect that Fury would have got if he wasn't such a polarising character

[smashup]

I don't dislike AJ but I'm not a huge fan of him, he has this real sly sort of arrogance about him if you ask me, I know that fighters need that (especially the heavys) but I can't help but want Klit to win.

And I think he will unless like a lot of others have said father time has caught up with him.

AJ wins and he is a Fucking mega star, the media loves him so he will get the respect that Fury would have got if he wasn't such a polarising character

I don't even think we'll get a chance to see if age has caught up on Wlad, Fury hardly hit him and he looked old and scared from the off.

AJ will come forward and attack him and will simply throw him off if he tries to hug him as he's so strong, I don't see him being able to handle AJ's power for too long and getting banged out inside 6 rounds

[Master]

I don't dislike AJ but I'm not a huge fan of him, he has this real sly sort of arrogance about him if you ask me, I know that fighters need that (especially the heavys) but I can't help but want Klit to win.

And I think he will unless like a lot of others have said father time has caught up with him.

AJ wins and he is a Fucking mega star, the media loves him so he will get the respect that Fury would have got if he wasn't such a polarising character

I don't even think we'll get a chance to see if age has caught up on Wlad, Fury hardly hit him and he looked old and scared from the off.

AJ will come forward and attack him and will simply throw him off if he tries to hug him as he's so strong, I don't see him being able to handle AJ's power for too long and getting banged out inside 6 rounds

When a fighter is desperate he will fight hard, Wlad was hurt against Pulev and producers a devastating knock out. AJ has been wobbled so we could see a stoppage the other way.

[Mark TKO]

Although I think Master is a moron he's right we don't know how good AJ is.

I just hope Wlad has something left and we actually find out.


Like others have said I'm really trying to like AJ but not warned to him yet - he's certainly not in the Khan or Audley bracket though.

With a gun to my head and having to put my house on it I would say.......AJ round 3

[Primo Carnera]

I am a little surprised at how many either don't like AJ or would want to dislike him.
Maybe it's because of Eddie Hearn, or maybe because he's champ but we don't know how good he is.
I know he's not proved much yet, but I don't think that's his fault.
I would've thought the Brits would be all over him. After all, what's not to like?

[Mark TKO]

And the answer is I don't know but I don't dislike him.


It maybe that I'll never get behind a fighter again like I did Benn and Lewis back in the day.

Maybe it's because they're all multi millionaires after a handful of fights these days without proving their pedigree.

I hate the modern footballer too

But admittedly it's not their fault.

AJ win and then Bellew will blow him out inside of two rounds at Goodison Park

[Master]

I am a little surprised at how many either don't like AJ or would want to dislike him.
Maybe it's because of Eddie Hearn, or maybe because he's champ but we don't know how good he is.
I know he's not proved much yet, but I don't think that's his fault.
I would've thought the Brits would be all over him. After all, what's not to like?

I think AJ has had it relatively easy and the path to the world title has been without too many issues. To win a world title should mean the fighter going at least to points before they become champion.

[Batman]

Looks like I've gone with the majority here, I've voted AJ via KO but I still maintain that if Klit has anything left then he will cause a shock

[Primo Carnera]

Looks like I've gone with the majority here, I've voted AJ via KO but I still maintain that if Klit has anything left then he will cause a shock

Do you get many splinters in your ass from sitting on that fence?

[Freedom]

I think Joshua will win, he's too strong and too young for the current faded, inactive version of Klitschko.

Wlad, despite being past his prime, would still likely beat anybody else, but not Joshua.

However, I'll be rooting for Klitschko because he is underrated as an all-time great heavyweight, and because although he's age 41, he's taking on the best prime heavyweight in the world.

[erics44]

what if wlad won tho

wouldn't that be totally shit?

we'd have to watch him hold small guys for 12 rounds at least a couple more times

[Dark Lord Al]

Wlad for me is shot , but if he can hit you he has a chance. Fury was all wrong for an old Wlad , lets see if Joshua can not get hit and get to Wlad first.

[Alpha]

This is a really intriguing but fit me with all the intangible involved.

[Boxing24]

Anthony Joshua MBE is set to defend his IBF World Heavyweight title against Wladimir Klitschko. At the undisputed and undefeated home of UK boxing. On Saturday, 29th April 2017, Anthony Joshua puts his crown on the line for the second time and fights. His third American in a row having destroyed Charles Martin inside two rounds. To rip the title from the St Louis man in April in London and then stopping Dominic Breazeale. In the seventh round at the same venue in June. Extending his unbeaten run in the paid ranks to 17 wins, all inside the distance.