Deontay Wilder ready to fight Anthony Joshua in the UK this summer - Shirley Winkle

[Primo Carnera]

Joshua can’t catch a break with some people.when he’s bowling over guys, his stamina is questioned, when he goes 12 rounds EASY, he’s going backwards as a fighter.
I Think there’s a lot of clueless shit been spoken about Joshua after this fight. I’m not surprised by the casuals, I’m not even surprised by some of the pundits and media, because a lot of them have their own agenda, but I’m a touch surprised at some of the knowledgeable people on this forum.
Joshua just comfortably beat a World Champion, and barely got hit.
Admittedly the HW scene isn’t a vintage era, and he is a bit unpolished to be at such an elevated position, but that’s not his fault. He can only carry on doing what he’s doing.
Btw,Did anyone see Wilder struggle to beat Ortiz?

[TitoFan]

Joshua can’t catch a break with some people.when he’s bowling over guys, his stamina is questioned, when he goes 12 rounds EASY, he’s going backwards as a fighter.
I Think there’s a lot of clueless shit been spoken about Joshua after this fight. I’m not surprised by the casuals, I’m not even surprised by some of the pundits and media, because a lot of them have their own agenda, but I’m a touch surprised at some of the knowledgeable people on this forum.
Joshua just comfortably beat a World Champion, and barely got hit.
Admittedly the HW scene isn’t a vintage era, and he is a bit unpolished to be at such an elevated position, but that’s not his fault. He can only carry on doing what he’s doing.
Btw,Did anyone see Wilder struggle to beat Ortiz?

I think Wilder gets as much shit, if not more, than AJ ever has. BTW, I don't begrudge AJ his win over Parker. He did what he had to do, and Parker didn't force him to do anything different. Did Wilder struggle to beat Ortiz? Yeah. But as old and fat as Ortiz is, I would've picked him over Parker. People like to point to Wilder's windmills, and make it seem it's all he throws. So the hate flies in both directions. Both have strengths... both have flaws. Right now, I'd probably pick AJ over Wilder, mostly because of the two, AJ's the more polished fighter. They both have lights out power, so that's pretty much a wash. AJ catches Wilder clean... it's over. Likewise if it's the other way around. Of AJ's strengths, he's got that sneaky uppercut which he throws with amazing skill, even from extremely close quarters. Of Wilder's weaknesses, I hate that pawing thing he calls a jab. His handlers should work on that a lot.

[Spicoli]

That's good to hear and let us hope. Just glad the part about wanting a body was left out and way to change news cycle by team . Love to see Wilder travel for it but could have started by attending the fight. I'm still leaning heavy on AJ when all is said and done as Wilder is Wilder and not some superior boxer.