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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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In reply to Post #2441
yes Joshua again had a corner telling him he was wining every round leading him to think he had won
but stealing the real winners moment was so wrong
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In reply to Post #2440
Let’s hope Usyk Fury happens, could be a good one that 
I’m sure Hearn will sort AJ another easy route to a title fight, that he will loose again. He could fight Wilder, that I would love to see but that will never happen.
After his emotional breakdown, his choice, but as for throwing the belts out of the ring, that is disrespectful to the sport, there are far better fighters than him who have owned them with pride, and rightly so
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In reply to Post #2439
Eddie must of paid that judge a bit more,Fury would destroy Usyk and AJ.I hope them fights happen just to shut up the idiots
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To be fair it takes two men to make a fight and Joshua performed a lot better than the first but Usyk is still levels above him. For me like Gerry said it should have been a unanimous decision. I just don’t get some of the scorecards, these are career defining moments that some absolute fool can destroy. They should really interview the judges and ask them to justify their thinking, I wonder if some drop to sleep between rounds, some of the cards are beyond ridiculous and these are from men who no doubt have a passion for the sport ffs 
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In reply to Post #2436
Now that is funny
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NON Carp stuff