Re: AJ is a disgrace to the sport!

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I like AJ. He looks like he trained extremely hard and truly felt he would be victorious so I can see him being frustrated, exhausted, emotional, and then having the additional impact of career ramifications. Losing a tough fight like that in front of millions is hard enough, but add the financial implications and it likely makes you feel a little hopeless and scared. I wish he had handled it better, but I’m sure that today AJ wishes that he had handled it better way more than anyone else.
I would like to see AJ take on a couple of easy fights before moving into a Wilder super fight. Heavyweight is kind of thin right now to me, so not sure how many interesting fights remain for him. I would pay big money to watch him fight Wilder.
Joshua should target Daniel Dubois.
A Dubois fight comes with a cereal packet trinket and if he wins, it gets him in pole position for a title shot.
I am not sure how good Dubois actually is, but he's certainly not a pushover, he can crack and he's British too, so it would do good numbers.
It also has a torch passing element as in Dubois is the young up and comer and Joshua is the old stager trying to get back to the top.
Triple D can still be dangerous for a gun shy AJ. Better stick with Chisora first or even Hughie Fury.
I can’t believe what I’m reading here. Is this the same Dubois that made Joe Joyce look like the reincarnation of Larry Holmes constantly jabbing Dubois’ head off!
The lack of respect for Joshua here is startling! This country really knows how to turn it’s back on it’s heroes. Dear oh dear.
Former Undisputed 4 belt Prediction champion. Still P4P and People’s Champion.
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