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In reply to Post #2456
I think if they fought again! He might win 
I think he is a scared fighter myself and holds back, he needed to get Usyk in the corner, batter him, elbow him, lay on him and just proper ruff him up, and he did not ffs 
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Joshua has a contract with DAZN so is assured of a few fights he cleverly jumped from Sky to DAZN in June with an incredible £100m DAZN deal
but he again got the tactics wrong but did a lot better this time Im not very good at scoring but the only rounds I thought he clearly won was 3 and 9
in the 9th he could of won but the 10th lost it completely
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In reply to Post #2453
When you are at that level and with that much wealth I don't think money really comes into it? it's the challenge 
Your right, he lost to the better man on two occasions but the sad bit, he seemed more bothered about the social media backlash which is pretty ****ing sad that it even comes into it, very sad indeed but that is a sign of the times, the cyber generation
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In reply to Post #2452
Shame he didn't show that passion and anger during the fight
Appears so in the ring, Frank Bruno seemed the same, you could say lacking that killer instinct?
Everybody is different, was evident at the end, I think the pressure is too much for him myself sadly
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In reply to Post #2451
Shame he didn't show that passion and anger during the fight.He has got no heart in the ring,look at Edwards this weekend vs Usman.Edwards showed heart,guts and passion and he caused a sensational upset knocking Usman out
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In reply to Post #2450
Broke down in the post fight press conference too, would you belive it, a 17 stone man in tears, that's reality. I condone what he did with the belts, it takes a bigger man to admit he was wrong and he did but I guess that's emotions, passion and life 
Wonder what they said when Ali threw the belt off the bridge, or maybe Joshua was just trying to copy him but couldn't find a bridge
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In reply to Post #2448
Boxing will give people more self discipline and respect for others than any sport I can think of. Joshua was down and out, on his arse, doomed for a life of crime, he got hisself out of it, respect the man for that, it's a pathway for others, same as any sport, a normal kid who has done well for himself, multi millionaire, ideal role model for me, got off his arse and done something with his life!
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In reply to Post #2446
He was until he had his sulk last night and gave that stupid speech for BLM.I lost all respect for him after that,funny how no one took a knee in football for the 87year old killed on his mobility scooter a few days ago by a 40 odd year blackman
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I will say one thing for Joshua, great role model for the kids, mountain of a man, can't knock him for that
As for Usyk, for a 16 stone man, incredible level of fitness, those last 3 rounds he just upped the game, looked like he could have done 15 at a breeze
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In reply to Post #2443
Dp, bloody network!
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In reply to Post #2443
And that's after a complete mental breakdown, off the rails, 30 stone, massive weight loss etc, that's what makes it so incredible for me
Make a great film that, sex, drugs, rock and roll and fighting 
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In reply to Post #2441
Fury would beat both of them on the same night,it makes me laugh when people say Fury dodged AJ  .Fury then went on to beat the hardest hitting and most dangerous one punch heavyweight 3 times
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