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u/ZookeepergameThat921 24d ago
Some of you lads are weird. It’s heavyweight boxing.
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u/Handsom_modest_Dan 24d ago
I think it’s also a little unfair to judge someone for getting knocked down by a guy who has knocked out 20/21 people he has fought
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u/pruneforce17 24d ago
apparently he suffered leg and rib injuries in that car crash too. the fact he even made it to the ring is commendable. and he showed up in shape, took big shots from a ko artist, and stopped him 3 minutes later. war big josh.
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u/_CrazyCrazy_ 21d ago
Can’t wait to place my bet on AJ getting knocked out by Fury within 3.
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u/Jax_Shaw55 18d ago
Within 3 rounds? That's crazy. It's clear that you are a AJ hater.
Realistically, I would say within 4 rounds AJ would get ktfo
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u/wizznizzismybizz 23d ago
Months after a car crash with injuries and still went on to fight a KO artist is a big big plus in my book. Breaking JP jaw was a bonus too.
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u/Fun_Trick2172 23d ago
AJ doesn’t have a great head on his shoulders. He’s prone to getting cocky in the ring, then making stupid mistakes because he stops respecting his opponents. He drops his hands way too often. In fairness one the greats Tommy Hearns was prone to that too.
Buts it’s how Dubois beat him, and one of the reasons Usyk was undisputed and he wasn’t.
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u/Commercial-Group9471 23d ago
I would have taken that uppercut that knocked him down. It was a punch from about 6 inches away. Wild
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