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It seemed clear to me that Klitschko wasn't up for the Fury fight, all his body language before and during the fight showed that. When he fought Joshua he had a point to prove and he was much more focused and as a result put on a good performance. A lot of experts were saying it was the best...

There are a lot of politics and egos involved though, both teams will approach negotiations with their own expectations about what the bring to the table and in boxing a lot of the promoters and fighters have their head up their own arses. Then you have the complications around keeping all of...

I don't think this argument stands up. Joshua fought for a world title in his 16th fight has fought Klitschko in his 19th fight and now unified against an undefeated fighter. There is no evidence that I can see that he is being protected, he clearly wants the Wilder fight but on the right...

Whats more laughable is that you know whether X-factor is on or not. I don't because I have a life!

Actually your right Anthony Joshua and all the current heavyweights are complete turd and we would be much better off tonight watching X-factor with the missus. Can you leave us alone now please?

As there is no way of knowing in advance if undercard fights are short or long, they sometimes have a float fight that can be moved around to fill in any gaps or if the undercard fights are long that they can move to after the main event so as the main event isn't delayed. Its a way of keeping...

Correct link: https://youtu.be/qXkQb7R5qAA

What are you going on about neutral point of view. The whole world of boxing is excited by him and even your hero Mike Tyson. https://www.youtube.com/?hl=en-GB&gl=GB

Usually the slip up is due to not training properly and/ or not taking an opponent seriously. The only person comparing AJ to the all time greats is you, the rest of us are excited by a young British fighter who has won an Olympic Gold, a world title in his 16th fight and now has chance to unify.

You have already stated on a previous post that due to the fact that in your eyes non of the current crop of heavyweights are up to it there is no way that he can prove that he is world class. So with that mindset its impossible for him to prove himself and the comparison is pointless. Like...

Exactly this, I fail to see what relevance Tyson, Ali etc has got to the fight thats happening on Saturday between Parker and Joshua. Its something very peculiar to boxing every time a discussion starts someone hijacks it to bang on about how much better past eras, champions were etc. When...

That boring that you feel compelled to continually post in a thread about him on a football forum?

What evidence??

You can't of watched many AJ fights then, about the only fight where he plodded was the Takam fight, other than that there was the Klitschko fight which is one of the most exciting in recent years and the rest of the opponents he has been blasting out of the ring.

Thats a different thing altogether, I agree that he is vulnerable to receiving a shot because of lack of movement but I was pitch side at Joshua vs Klitschko and have seen enough to know that he does not have a glass chin. He also took some big shots against Dillian Whyte and went on to win the...

Pretty much all fighters in the heavyweight division are vulnerable if clocked, its the nature of that weight class. Joshua only took up boxing when he was 18, he was downed by Dillian Whyte only 2 years after taking up the sport and 3 years later he was fighting internationally. With such a...

All this talk of AJ having a glass chin is bizarre, he's only been down once as a professional and he got back up again and won the fight. Fighters with glass chins go down and stay down.