Joshua boiling over, wants all-out ‘War’ with Usyk in rematch

By Michael Collins - 10/26/2021 - Comments

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Last Updated on 10/26/2021

7 thoughts on “Joshua boiling over, wants all-out ‘War’ with Usyk in rematch”

  1. Nobody’s able to flop around gloves like fury, he is taught by the magic of sugar hill Stewart, flippity floppity flipping as I f there was an eggweight in the left glove.

  2. Joshua has got to consistently keep his foot on the outside. And not give up the foot placement. No matter what. If he can do this, he has a chance.

  3. Don’t blame fury if Anthony Joshua loses because fury offered to teach Anthony Joshua how to do the fancy way of flopping gloves around all over the place and no padding. Anthony Joshua refused fury’s offer.

  4. If Joshua want to win he must be very aggressive. The man has the body and skills but he is too afraid to use them.
    He must fight like way he fought against klischo .
    I was a big fan of AJ. up to his last fight where he shamefully lost to the guy who is smaller and less powerful.
    AJ. Your next fight be aggressive and use your power against anyone you may happen to be in a ring with.
    Thank,
    Your fan from
    USA.

  5. Joshua boiling over…. LMAO!!! you had your shot and you blew it. Just like Wilder. Let’s have Wilder vs Joshua now, to sort things out. Neither are very smart in the ring, both have a laundry list of excuses in a loss, so a good opportunity to see if they can improve their craft, and who wants to continue a career and who needs to retire. Both have a glass jaw.

  6. Terrible writing. Absolute garbage. Joshua did not get drubbed by Usyk. The fight was widely considered to be even after 8 rounds. Hardly a “drubbing”. Joshua got tired in the championship rounds from all that unnecessary “rabbit chasing”. Correct a bad fight plan and he’ll do much better in the rematch.

  7. It looks like the white man always gets what he wants and the white man always wanted fury vs Anthony Joshua.

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