Anthony Joshua v Kubrat Pulev - Oct 28th - Cardiff
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We knew it was coming. I'm still interested even if it's not great. It's building to bigger fights though. Hopefully Joshua knocks him out and people won't stop asking him about Wilder/Ortiz to force the fight to be sooner rather than later.
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They should have waited a bit longer. Joshua isnt ready for this yet.
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It's really a shame that a) Fury is finished; b) Parker doesn't seem to be as good as hoped for and c) Potevkin can't stay off the dope.
Outside of Wilder, Joshua and Ortiz, who else is worth getting excited about at HW?
Outside of Wilder, Joshua and Ortiz, who else is worth getting excited about at HW?
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Eddie Hearn is trying to make this into a big news story he's going to reveal tomorrow. Bit late.
After Klitschko, I'm ok with an easy 2/3 round blowout for Joshua, so long as it does lead to Ortiz next. Pity it will be on ppv.
After Klitschko, I'm ok with an easy 2/3 round blowout for Joshua, so long as it does lead to Ortiz next. Pity it will be on ppv.
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Will he ever be ready?
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Dumb question. Did you see the way he beat Chisora, shoved him straight in at 1 all time.
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I'm gonna try and make this one, take my 2 lads with me
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Yeah agree with this. Fury is the biggest loss imo. He may but he an exciting fighter but he is a tough fight for everyone.
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True, very true. I don't know what I was thinking.
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Sauerland is saying Joshua is fighting Pulev too soon. Forum jokes aside, his reasoning is that tony Thompson, Ustinov and dimitrenko were all at the height of their powers when they lost to him. He does realise it isn't 2012 anymore right?
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He doesnt actually have one solid win to his name(and Joshua only really has one)
If Joshua gets in trouble, he has shown he can fight back against adversity....Pulev folded against the same guy
This could well end really early, i like the fact there are still questions about how well Joshua can hold a shot, it's what made Lewis exciting to watch
