Deontay Wilder calls Joshua a Coward

And Joshua wants it later.

Wilder is 34 next year, past his prime and is on the downward spiral.

Joshua only likes fighting old men.

Amazing how these fan girls give Joshua a pass for this blatant ducking

comment by D4thincarnation (U2520)
posted 16 minutes ago
And Joshua wants it later.

Wilder is 34 next year, past his prime and is on the downward spiral.

Joshua only likes fighting old men.

Amazing how these fan girls give Joshua a pass for this blatant ducking
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And it's charmingly naive how some fans don't realise that boxing is primary a business.

comment by Naby8 (U6997)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by D4thincarnation (U2520)
posted 16 minutes ago
And Joshua wants it later.

Wilder is 34 next year, past his prime and is on the downward spiral.

Joshua only likes fighting old men.

Amazing how these fan girls give Joshua a pass for this blatant ducking
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And it's charmingly naive how some fans don't realise that boxing is primary a business.

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Yes, boxing is a business and ducking Wilder is a business move by Joshua as his earning potential will take a massive drop if he were to lose.

It's also a boxing decision, as Joshua knows Wilder can beat him and the longer they leave the fight the better chance Joshua has of winning as Wilder is on the downward spiral now.

I don’t blame Joshua - I blame Hearn and his Sky paymasters to be honest. They are insistent that the Wilder happens in the UK, they want everything on their terms - and most importantly they want to control everything - from press conferences, media appearances absolutely everything.

So Wilder has to take less money (which is understandable), travel to the UK, agree to the all the sky promotions etc - basically he just becomes AJs biiiiitch until fight night.

AJ is a product of Sky boxing in many ways and they need the viewing figures. Wilder is hoping that by beating Fury he can pretty much force Hearn and co to come to the states and fight on his turf

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/7450294/anthony-joshua-deontay-wilder-tyson-fury-boxing/amp/ D4 in trouble

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comment by Greatteamswinit4times- a terrible enemy (U6008)
posted 1 day, 4 hours ago
ilder is 34 next year, past his prime and is on the downward spiral.

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So Fury's win over Klit meant nothing either?
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Fury never ducked Klit, that is the issue.

As soon as the big fights become available Fury takes them, Joshua on the other hand makes excuses.

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Fury's win over Klit gets unfairly overshadowed by AJ's win over Klit.

He was 2 years younger, current champion vs Fury and couldn't land anything on him. Yet he flatten's AJ and for some reason didn't want to go all out to get AJ out of there. Bizarrely AJ and the idiots who are mugs of the Sky hype/agenda buy into that victory more.

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