Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
Gr8 Stuff! THX!


Easy to tell at the beginning Whyte was the fighter, Joshua is the boxer looking to counter. AJ has that gentlemanly thing going on, whereas Whyte wanted to bang.

Re-watching the highlights of their pro fight, it all makes sense to me. AJ gained confidence as a pro, very accurate for a guy with big arms. He can counter or lead.

While Whyte as a pro never gained balance, still throws haymakers he threw as an amateur, allowed AJ to mix it up, I mean day and night in terms of how much AJ progressed from ams to pro, while Whyte seemed to take whatever style he had as a rookie into the pros.


The kind of matches I was hoping to see!