Quote from: taylorsworkrate on February 23, 2020, 02:32:39 PMQuote from: Risso on February 23, 2020, 08:12:13 AMI don't think Joshua is a better boxer than Wilder though, not really.On the evidence of last night and Joshua's clever performance in the Ruiz rematch i'd say he is streets ahead.Wilder looks distinctly mediocre and talks of a 3rd fight between him and Fury are a bit disappointing. Yes they will make a lot of money from it, but Fury will just humiliate him again.Agree, why would anyone consider a 3rd fight?Fury has beaten him, by a considerable margin, twice, albeit robbed in the first.Got to be a unification fight next
Quote from: Risso on February 23, 2020, 08:12:13 AMI don't think Joshua is a better boxer than Wilder though, not really.On the evidence of last night and Joshua's clever performance in the Ruiz rematch i'd say he is streets ahead.Wilder looks distinctly mediocre and talks of a 3rd fight between him and Fury are a bit disappointing. Yes they will make a lot of money from it, but Fury will just humiliate him again.
I don't think Joshua is a better boxer than Wilder though, not really.
I don't think Joshua and his team will be in any sort of hurry to meet Fury. They probably realise that'll be his career on a right downward spiral when Fury kicks his arse.
Fury's contractually obliged to fight Wilder again though if Wilder exercises the rematch clause in his contract. Can't see him not doing to be honest. Not great for Fury really.
To the boxing fans, when did Fury become likeable? Did he enter my consciousness whilst in his depressed state - i.e. came across more than a touch arrogant - or has he become more humble/likeable?
Wilder now blaming the immense weight of his 3 stone ring walk costume for his wobbly legs. So nothing to do with 19 stones of Tyson Fury punching him repeatedly in the face then ?
This one crept under the radar. https://www.skysports.com/boxing/news/12183/11946825/kal-yafai-suffers-knockout-loss-to-roman-chocolatito-gonzalez