Maybe. Youād never quite know what heāll do. Fight Jake Paul for money or konor.
I donāt think the money interests him as much as the titles.
Oh I agree re Joshua entirely.
His best chance is the beat usyk by hook or by crook and set up a superfight.
If Joshua loses to Uysk wouldnāt be surprised if he retires before facing Fury. Heās not a warrior and doesnāt love the game while heās made a few bob. Eddie Hearn will want to monetise him for as long as possible however.
A lot harder to sell if he loses again.
Wouldnāt imagine much discernable difference between eitherās punches when itās a civilian taking the dig. Your bell is being rang at maximum either way
Joshua is no great, but heās far from a civilian.
He doesnāt seem like a guy who wants to retire. Heās really young in boxing terms, he took it up really late. As a result heās way behind technically. Thereās a clear pattern now where if he comes up against a better boxer he loses every time. He can probably beat most guys but highly unlikely he can beat Fury or Usyk. He probably thinks he can still improve a lot still and he might not be wrong there either. If he goes back to trying to overwhelm opposition with power he probably has equal chance of knocking someone out or being knocked out, either way itās exciting. That and heās still a big money draw so thereās a good bit to be knocked out of his career yet.
Lennox Lewis looked awkward for the first 2/3 of his boxing career imo.
Thought you were talking about which youād prefer mix it with!
Joseph Parker would be a serious challenger if he could go up another gear. Anytime Iāve see him box he just doesnāt seem bothered. Seems to just go through the motions. Pity as Heās got a great chin and is very talented
Anthony Johnson is the biggest fraud to ever step foot in a ring
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Id go a strong neither there.
Never heard of him
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Talk that Whyte fight pulled due to poor ticket sales. Big mistake from Fast Eddie leaving the Sky Sports hype machine.
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Bargain
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Why have you got a samurai sword with Randy Jacksonās autograph springs to mind.
Good insight into McGuigan here and how he works
Conlan to get a world title fight against Leigh Wood. Heād be fav for that Iād assume?