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fairfora:
Hefty and well-fed guys. I still believe Joshua sold that fight. The end of the rematch would rest all doubts

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Truth234:
Na so easy? He lost simple, he underrated Andy and couldn't recover from the punch to the head (concussion) in the third round.

But he wins the rematch hands down, even Mike Tyson says it was just a bad day in the office and he doesn't see Andy repeating it. A big very good guy will always win a small very good guy. A similar thing happened to Lewis against Douglas, that Douglas almost refused a rematch (like Andy until Eddie Hearn, AJ manager, threatens him with a lawsuit) until Lewis forced the rematch clause with a lawsuit.

AJ will now use his size, reach and power. Don't forget he knocked Andy down with a punch in round three (Andy has never been down until that round three), while Andy couldn't take him out even with a concussion until the fight was stopped in round seven.

A fit, ready AJ beats Andy 9 out of 10 all day.

ATTemi:
Can he beat Tyson Fury?

WowSweetGuy:
what if ruiz knock him out again

just like football, u might b a strong team but one smaller club will always give u headache.

ruiz might have joshua antidote

fairfora:
Hefty and well-fed guys. I still believe Joshua sold that fight. The end of the rematch would rest all doubts

meobizy:
This guy should do quick and take his second loss let Nigerians abandon him as usual.

meobizy:
This guy should do quick and take his second loss let Nigerians abandon him as usual.

Truth234:
Na so easy? He lost simple, he underrated Andy and couldn't recover from the punch to the head (concussion) in the third round.

But he wins the rematch hands down, even Mike Tyson says it was just a bad day in the office and he doesn't see Andy repeating it. A big very good guy will always win a small very good guy. A similar thing happened to Lewis against Douglas, that Douglas almost refused a rematch (like Andy until Eddie Hearn, AJ manager, threatens him with a lawsuit) until Lewis forced the rematch clause with a lawsuit.

AJ will now use his size, reach and power. Don't forget he knocked Andy down with a punch in round three (Andy has never been down until that round three), while Andy couldn't take him out even with a concussion until the fight was stopped in round seven.

A fit, ready AJ beats Andy 9 out of 10 all day.

Truth234:
What a fantastic analysis!

Na so easy? He lost simple, he underrated Andy and couldn't recover from the punch to the head (concussion) in the third round.

But he wins the rematch hands down, even Mike Tyson says it was just a bad day in the office and he doesn't see Andy repeating it. A big very good guy will always win a small very good guy. A similar thing happened to Lewis against Douglas, that Douglas almost refused a rematch (like Andy until Eddie Hearn, AJ manager, threatens him with a lawsuit) until Lewis forced the rematch clause with a lawsuit.

AJ will now use his size, reach and power. Don't forget he knocked Andy down with a punch in round three (Andy has never been down until that round three), while Andy couldn't take him out even with a concussion until the fight was stopped in round seven.

A fit, ready AJ beats Andy 9 out of 10 all day.

Truth234:
With Tyson's current form after Deontay mentally damaged him, Yes.

He wasn't sharp in his last fight, hence the deep cut, Tyson has no punch but extremely hard to hit but with that fading now coupled with additional damage he would receive from Deontay in February. I don't think he would be the same again.

I just think years of drug abuse, the rushed weight loss and decades of training have started hurting his movement, his main tool.

If Otto Wallin could catch him, AJ, Deontay, etc would hurt him, especially after that deep cut.

ATTemi:
But let’s give it to him, he still won even with the deep gash to his eye.

I love AJ but I fear if he should meet Tyson fury, I never wan mention Wilder.

nairalee:
Me I don't know how I can register and become a boxer. Imagine losing a boxing match and still going home with 20 milla for instance.

I no no who send me go school. By now I would have been a multi.

TissuePaper:
bro i hope your analysis is correct o, because i really want him to win

LilMissFavvy:
This guy is too cute and polished to be a wrestler. Hope he and cuppy will end happily.

FarahAideed:
Na your type dey believe anything

yeyeosoronga:
Her happiness lies with herself.

blowjohn:
Is he cuter than me?
Ur derailing the thread miss!

LilMissFavvy:
You can't be compared to him. You are average.

Truth234:
Na so easy? He lost simple, he underrated Andy and couldn't recover from the punch to the head (concussion) in the third round.

But he wins the rematch hands down, even Mike Tyson says it was just a bad day in the office and he doesn't see Andy repeating it. A big very good guy will always win a small very good guy. A similar thing happened to Lewis against Douglas, that Douglas almost refused a rematch (like Andy until Eddie Hearn, AJ manager, threatens him with a lawsuit) until Lewis forced the rematch clause with a lawsuit.

AJ will now use his size, reach and power. Don't forget he knocked Andy down with a punch in round three (Andy has never been down until that round three), while Andy couldn't take him out even with a concussion until the fight was stopped in round seven.

A fit, ready AJ beats Andy 9 out of 10 all day.

OChimex:
Hope AJ does get his belts back. But technically speaking, Andy is a more beast than AJ, very fast and has a rock chin.
He was a grace to grass story and those of that category always fight with their last blood considering the fact that life dealt with them and brought out the beastly mode in them.

AJ needs more and [b]more hard work [/b]because Andy will not be an easy fight.

Truth234:
Not so true, Andy grew up with everything and has started training since age 7. However, he needs something like this to crown years of sacrifice and dedication, something that scared people in his corner as he was always thinking.

AJ, on the other hand, started at age 18, became an Olympic champion 4 years later and World Heavy Weight Champion two years later. It has never been done. AJ that was almost sent to jail a few months to Olympic turned his life around via total dedication and a complete change of career path from bricklaying to World Champion with little training. He single-handedly brought boxing back and sold it to casual. The most endorsed boxer and one of the most endorsed athletes in the world.

Andy is not on the same skill level with AJ, he is only fast. AJ just needs to repeat Joseph Parker's style, fight behind the jab and move all night, he is too tall, too strong for Andy and move in for a kill towards the later round.

I don't see AJ losing to be honest. Two times World Heavy Weight Champion in the making... wait for it.

Truth234:
He will win. Boxing is 85% psychology.

AJ wasn't even sure of that first fight after Bigbaby Miller failed three drug tests. Andy was last minutes replacement and he was coming off a good win against a perfect opponent, Alexander Dimitrenko, just like AJ. While AJ was training for heavy bag Bigbaby.

But those adjustments have been made now, coupled with the pain of losing and media attacks. Andy wey no wan take rematch until Hearn stated threatening him? Baba that boy fit no show up at all and fake injury. Until he enters the ring, I no believe am.

Tyson Fury did the same when he was scheduled to rematch Klitschko, fear drove him to seek comfort in hard drugs. Don't forget if the fight happens, win or lose, AJ take home is about 100 million pounds, his highest ever. Saudi Arabia pay scatter to have the fight in their country.