J Hus - Did you see


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rk6_Ax0mQo

Came in a black benz, left in a white one

Singapore1:
French Montana ft swae lee
Unforgettable

Dope chune and the video is even greater...my summer anthem right there.

I didn't even know Swae Lee is with the shyt when it comes to singing...I just thought Rae Sremmurd were all about this generation's mumble rap. But he has an amazing voice and he made that tune.

As for the Ugandan ghetto kids - amazing kids with fresh dance moves. Still trying to steal some of their moves.

davidif

Time for you and your ilk to give the biggest superstar in boxing right now his probs.

He single-handedly gave life to heavyweight boxing and he's only going to get bigger. Just wait till he cracks the US market and it's game over. Movies, rappers, US celebrities, talk shows etc. are going to start running after him.

Kiss the ring!

Dubai, UAE -- Mike Tyson has tipped Anthony Joshua to carry the torch for boxing's heavyweight division for many years to come after his victory over Wladimir Klitschko.

Joshua added the WBA and IBO heavyweight title to his IBF crown with a stunning stoppage of Klitschko last Saturday, a fight watched by 90,000 people at Wembley Stadium.

The excitement Joshua has brought to the heavyweight division has led to comparisons with Tyson in his pomp and the Brooklyn-born fighter believes the Brit is only just getting started.

"Whenever there's a new heavyweight champion and he's explosive like that and wins the title like that it changes the whole game," Tyson said at the launch of his Mike Tyson Academy franchise in Dubai. "All the little guys that were making a lot of money are not going to make their money any more.

"It's all going to be about Joshua and the heavyweights now. That one fight changed boxing."

Tyson admitted he knew little about Joshua before the fight but insisted that he exhibited all the qualities necessary to be a long-serving champion.

"It was a great fight," Tyson told ESPN. "I had actually picked Klitschko to win as I thought this was just some jumped-up young guy from England. But man he fought well. Klitschko is 41 and no-one has ever done that to him.

"Importantly, he showed heart. He took a big punch from Klitschko and went down but he got back up. He showed real intestinal fortitude. He's consistent, persistent and he didn't give up. There's no quitting in him. I love that he goes out there to hurt his opponent, too. That's what boxing is all about but most fighters just don't have that hunger.

"Joshua is still just a baby with 19 fights, it took me 28 fights to become world champion. But who cares, he's the champ. The sky is the limit for him now and he is going to dominate the division and make so much money if he just keeps on doing what he's doing."

The Klitschko victory was Joshua's 19th straight win by knockout, the Brit's impressive start to his professional career mirroring Tyson, who also had 19 consecutive knockouts to his name before beating James Tillis on points in his 20th fight.

Beyond the similar records, Tyson and Joshua also share a similar route into the sport with both starting boxing as a means to escape their difficult upbringings.

"I see the comparison, sure," Tyson said. "If you are of an Afro-English background you're likely to have a tough time; if you're born in the wrong part of town it's always going to be rough. You're going to be financially challenged, scholastically challenged. It was like that for me and it's like that now.

"Boxing gives kids - like me, like Joshua - an outlet. You can take a guy with nothing, clean them up and next thing he's meeting the President of the United States or the Prime Minister of the UK. It's a great leveller."

Though Tyson and Joshua share much in common, the pair's personalities are markedly different. Tyson's notoriously abrasive demeanour during his career earned him the nickname 'The Baddest Man on the Planet'.

Joshua's image, in contrast, is more of gentle giant - though the former champion feels that is likely to change.

"He's a nice guy but he's got to stop being a nice guy soon. It's hard to stay that way, believe me. People are going to irritate him and he's going to end up saying things he didn't know he was capable of saying on television! That's what happens."

Elsewhere in the heavyweight division there isn't too much to get excited about according to Tyson, who hopes Joshua avoids facing WBC champion Deontay Wilder in a unification bout.

"With what Joshua can bring now everyone will want to fight him because he is bringing the money to the table. After the Klitschko fight, nobody is going to want to watch Deontay Wilder or any of those guys. They won't pay for it, they want the best and the best is Joshua.

"I really don't think Deontay Wilder would be a good fight for Joshua, I'd much prefer to see him fight Mike Perez. He needs a couple more fights but that could be great to watch."

http://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/id/19307350/mike-tyson-all-anthony-joshua-now

ODVanguard:


No shyt?! She must be a frigging dyke for coming off all aggressive like she's got a deek between her thighs. Anyhow, I'm done with the punk a$$ beech.

Lol, just let the troll and the rascal king keep wilding out.

Anyway, there are Ijesha, Oyo, and Ijebu among the Idejo Chiefs.

The Olumegbon is also not Awori - he's Ijebu from Ajah.

ODVanguard:


Now I see you're just another jobless and stupid bini troll. You are not looking for 'proof'. Rather you just wanna argue blindly over a throne your people evidently have no legitimate claim over. In a free world you're entitled to harbour whatever manner of fantastic delusions you soever wish in that sick mind of yours. You have so far not even provided a single quote to support your claims. I don give you references, pointers, even summarized the history of the bloodline and challenged you to disprove me, yet you have not even attempted to come up with a rebuttal. Dude, you are obviously a time-waster.

And lemme shock you with another revelation. Do you know that the Oba of Lagos doesn't even own lands? The owners of the land are the Idejo Chiefs of Lagos (Aworis). The Governor does not own land, the Oba does not own land, both the governor and the oba are administrators of land and serve the interest of the land owners (The aristocratic Idejo Chiefs). Oba of Lagos does not own land, except what is given to him by the Awori owners. Now choke on that.

Correction: only some of the Idejo Chiefs are Aworis...a lot of them aren't Awori.

And the troll you're arguing with is not Bini - she's Awori.

Lol, so, an Awori troll is e-fighting on behalf of their rascal of a small time king and also claiming Bini.

These Awori farmers are clowns. Their claim to fame is the small crown Bini forgot there, if not for that, they're the most irrelevant people out there. No culture, no true history apart from farming, and no real tradition.

What's their real population cos I don't think I've met one in real life? Farmers gon' farm but stop punching above your height and pay homage to those higher than you.

Lol, the fifth rate Duke got his just due. He might need to buy a new one from Primark.

If Ijebus were to decide to take the Eyo festival back from his small enclave because that's the only real culture they have and it was gifted to them by Ijebus - it's over for the Duke of Eko and his people.

Midget Duke with short man syndrome smh.

nisai:
That's it. Even the so called 'Remos' are not helping matters. You will see them spewing all sorts of trash that's being regurgitated here now. It's because of the stereotypes being bandied around by folks from other Yoruba subgroups.

They hope they could evade the foolish generalization (stereotypes) by dissociating themselves from the name Ijebu. Just because Ogun was divided into four division is developing stupidity in many.

Why would anyone want to detach himself/herself from his/her heritage/group and a name that's rich in history and associated with success/high-flyers cos some jealous bottom feeders creatd some stereotypical nonsense induced by inability to compete over a century ago? Or they want to drop down to the same level as these bottom feeders?

Most of those who say those things can neither measure up nor tie the shoes of Ijebus lol. You just have to let bottom feeders say whatever they want to say and keep flying high.

Anyway, I think it has more to do with greed/politics than anything else. And that's the type of atmosphere a country like naij creates.

Nice.

Jaguar also gave him a customised Jaguar SUV. And his nickname before boxing's: Jaguar.

Anyway, UK Grime artist, Kano, just released a spoken word tribute, dedicated to AJ:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2iCuUfCLbY

From the streets of Watford and Norf Weezy, to being a construction worker, to getting nicked for 8 ounces of weed in his benz and escaping 8-year jail sentence, to the Olympics, and becoming a global superstar and the most talked about athlete in the last four days. Pure greatness and an inspiration to every black kid in London.

Salute!

nisai:
Politics has deleted many's brain. Don't be surprised.

Don't mind the clowns. This forum has a way of reducing people's IQ, hence I stopped coming here.

And you'd surprised that none of these miscreants are neither Ijebu nor Remo, but they have a lot of useless pseudo-history to spam all over a thread dedicated to an achiever.

I just saw the thread and decided to check what his family house looks like only to see village id.iots spamming nonsense all over the darn thing. Like seriously, what has vacuous and destructive politics got to the with the true history/heritage of a people? They want to divide Ijebus into all kinds of tiny mushroom groups.

African101:
Only illiterates abuse or insult others to pass a message

You're an i.diot. You can't even spell but you're one of the principal functional illiterates who derailed the thread by spamming useless pseudo-history on it. Are you even Ijebu-Remo or Ijebu?

Even if you're dumb: the fact that there's Ode-Remo, Ijebu Ode, and Ode-omi (for Ijebu waterside) shows anywhere there's an "Ode", it's an Ijebu area.

Why did you pricks derail the thread, anyway? Effing miscreants.

firebrand:

Hey your facts straight ijebus and remos are not the same origin
Remo........ Ile ife
Ijebus.......... Sudanese
But for political reasons ijebus Remo was coined likewise egba and yewas preferably called egbados

The Remos are not Ijebu. There are distinct 33 cities that made up the original remos, hence the sayings "Remo metalelogbon", meaning the 33 remos. All the crowns of these obas were from Ile-Ife. They migrated together from Iremo quarters in Ile Ife to their present location and they retain their original identity of remo. That is why Ikenne is not complete until it is pronounced as Ikenne-Remo, likewise Ogere, Ode, Ilisan etc. Akarigbo is their leader and was never crowned by Awujale. From day one, it has been Akarigbo of Remoland, it was the british that coined ijebu remo for their administrative purpose. "The history of Yorubas" authored by Samuel Johnson would be of great help here.

You can never hear Ijebu Ikenne or Ijebu Sagamu as it preceeds many ijebu towns and cities. This alone should be an eye opener that they are different ethnic group entirely.

This is why I hate Nigeria and the useless politics that keeps balkanising people and old kingdoms where all the people lived happily together as one. Just shut the fvck up. You and your fellow illiterates need to stop posting nonsense. My mum is Remo from Iperu-remo and my dad is Ijebu-Epe and all my life the both of them have always claimed Ijebu, and that's what we all grew up claiming.

Remo and all the other Ijebu enclaves in Lagos have always been part of the Ijebu Kingdom. The kingdom was broken into three - Epe, Ikorodu, and Ijebu Ode administrative units by the colonial Brits after the Ijebu kingdom was defeated. Ijebu-Remo was grouped under the Ikorodu administrative unit, while Ijebu waterside was under Epe administrative unit, and the rest were under Ijebu-Ode until it was later made the Ijebu province. And subsequently, the Akarigbo's throne was upgraded to a first class king due to politics.

Also, all the crowns that came from Ife came after that. Meaning: they're all 20th century crowns. You lot need to shut the fvck up - Ijebu, Ijebu-remo, and Ijebu waterside are all one people. The fact that Awolowo was a Remo man from Ikenne and he said he's an Ijebu man before anything else adds credence to it.

I don't understand the stupidity on this thread. Nigeria just made you heifers so dumb that you'd rather fight unnecessary fights, than embrace what makes you one...which is the dialect/history. And if you're ignorant, how about pick up a book about Ijebu kingdom in pre-colonial Nigeria and read?

Mehn fvck Nigeria, the useless politics and functional illiterates the country keeps churning out.

Just thought I should share this with you lot.

Big look and big ups to Ogun state and the Ijebus there. Real recognise real.

I'm out.

Stadium and street to be named after Anthony Joshua in Nigeria



After defeating Ukrainian Wladimir Klitschko, Anthony Joshua is set to be honoured by the Ogun State government, the state where his parents hail from in Nigeria.

Majority leader of the State House of Assembly Yinka Mafe says he will move a motion in the state legislature to have the Sagamu International Stadium renamed Anthony Joshua Stadium, and the popular Cinema Street in Sagamu renamed Anthony Joshua Street.

Of the two, the street is the most significant, as his family owns almost half the land and property on one side of the street.

The cinema, from which the road takes its name, was built by his great grandfather Omo-Oba Daniel Adebambo Joshua in the 50s, and is one of the oldest of such facilities in the country.

Mafe joined hundreds of Sagamu youth to watch the fight in an open air viewing event organised by the Sagamu Youth Congress, and was thrilled by both the turnout and the outcome.

"We are proud of what he has achieved as a son of Sagamu, and we will be happy to do our own little bit to show our appreciation and support for him," Mafe said.

http://www.espn.com/espn/story/_/id/19285282/stadium-street-named-anthony-joshua-nigeria

This is the screenshot:



Big!

Anthony Joshua just posted a video of an old Ijebu man talking about him in his parents' village in Ogun state. I didn't know Ijebu folks were crazy about him like that and they had a massive viewing centre with white chairs and crowd.

Anyone who has the app that can record instagram live videos can record it and post it on YouTube.

Big ups to all Ijebu and Yoruba folks in Lagos and Ogun - you've got the juice.

davidif:


Every dog has his day but don't worry we will see what happens when your boy enters the ring. You Brits sure know how to hype your sportsmen after they show a little bit of promise hahaha.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/5236421_deontay_jpeg2c033f9d0fdf8df96f544e48381e107f

LMAO! And your rebuttal is the greatest yank hype job since Mike Tyson, yes?

And just like Tyson...Wilder has only fought tomato cans and bums...and his arse is going to get knocked the fvck out soon like Tyson when he steps in the ring with a half-decent opponent.

Anyway, let me get Teddy Atlas tell you how much of a bum Wilder is (Teddy Atlas is never wrong):


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOHGc9x-uW8



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1Q2HMYCQcQ

davidif:


He will beat Wilder and Fury?? You mean this lumbering fighter will beat the same Fury that did not wait till the 11th round to deal with Klitschko? hahaha. You mean this fighter with only 19 fights under his belt and suspect stamina would last against Wilder? You british kids sef, na wa o.

Lmao @ suspect stamina. You're a casual and I guess that's why you didn't see the sneaky left hook Wlad caught him when he was over-celebrating in the 5th round that got him shaken. Yes, he almost punched himself out in trying to end the match there due to inexperience and when you're as muscular as he's because muscles consume more oxygen than the normal average human being, you can gas out pretty quick. But he showed heart and that's what true champions are made of.

You mean the same fat gypsy cu.nt that got put to sleep by a slow and bummy Steve Cunningham?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rb7pR_-7W3w

When AJ's punches hit him, he won't get up till the next day.

davidif:


Fighting is all about speed, speed, speed. Hand speed, speed of thought, reaction speed and speed of movement. As you grow older, you begin to lose some of that speed. Yes, you acquire experience but at a certain age, your experience is not able to counteract the speed of a younger and better boxer. Yes, at 40 you can still beat some young guys but when you face a real challenger: a real killer then you would know you are in trouble.

You're another casual.

Heavyweight boxing isn't just about speed - it's more about power, chin, heart, technique, and experience. And age had absolutely nothing to do with yesterday's fight.

Based on your posts on this thread and the other bitter naysayers, I doubt anyone of you know anything about Wlad. Yesterday's Wlad was arguably the best Wlad that has ever stepped in the ring. And to those saying 10-15 years ago or if he were still youthful - the young Wlad was a flawed fighter that got knocked the fvck out by Corrie Sanders and Lamon Brewster. He never became a champion until Emanuel Steward became his coach, after his fight with Samuel Peters (I think they linked up in 2006). And after that, Emanuel Steward helped him develop the highly destructive jab that made him a great heavyweight champion and he was undefeated after that, until he got complacent against the awkward Tyson Fury.

Also, it takes time to master a new skill and Wlad didn't perfect the jab until 2008/2009, hence he used to hold people a lot and he was deemed boring. So, a younger Wlad wouldn't have beaten AJ. He fought one of his greatest fights yesterday, without holding and that was the first time his chin was proper tested, post-Emanuel Sanders. Age had nothing to do with it. Two warriors fought and AJ survived in the lion's den. Give the man his props.

When he beats both Fury and Wilder, you naysayers are going to come back with a next excuse. The same excuse you never made for Mike Tyson who fought straight bums and tomato cans because he was an interesting fighter. Tyson lost all his fights against prime hall of fame boxers and a journeyman like Buster Douglas but some of you think he's a god, when even Riddick Bowe was a better fighter than Tyson and would've knocked him out. No wonder he ducked Bowe.

Stop hating on the warrior.

Ralphlauren:

Such a big shame at what has happened to David Haye. I thought he would actually be at Wembley to watch AJ's fight. Maybe he's still on clutches

I never knew he had financial issues. Didn't he learn from the mistakes of Mike Tyson and co. Smh. I remember once reading that his credit card was declined at a restaurant but I thought it must have been some mistake from his bank.

If and when he recovers from the terrible injury he sustained, he might give boxing one last shot. Who knows? He might finally agree to fight Cannon Briggs That grandpa is obsessed with David Haye and badly wants to fight him. It's obvious Briggs is also looking for one final heavy pay check.

Fury has been quiet of late. Has he recovered from his mental health issues? Dude is a clown but he needs to keep his mouth shut and stay off controversial topics. Most Brits are homophobic in private but won't hesitate to dig their claws into any one that airs their homophobic views publicly.

Deontay looked good last night. I was loving all his bling. Especially his bracelets. They shone so much and kept dazzling through my TV screen. I haven't watched much of his fights so I can't really say much about his boxing ability but looking at physique, he is no match for AJ.

I actually expected more A listers at this fight. Especially the Americans. I thought Mayweather would be at Wembley

Haye is still salty his achilles failed him against a bum like Tony Bellew and messed up an opportunity for a big cheque. And even before he tore his achilles in that fight, he was all over the place looking to land a big right. Haye is more of a hustler and since there's no money involved anymore, he isn't interested.

Yes, he made some terrible business decisions and I believe he lost millions, hence he came back. He didn't waste his money the way Tyson did - just bad investments. And I don't think his body can hold up anymore because he has a lot of nagging injuries. No one is going to fight Shannon Briggs - he's too dangerous with nothing to lose. So, there's no point fighting the man, since he won't add anything to their resume.

Fury is going to come back for AJ. They both need the fight and the money. But I don't think it will happen this year. That's a fight for next year. Fury needs 1 or 2 decent fights. And AJ also needs to fight 1 half-decent fighter before Fury. But if they can make AJ and Wilder before that, it would be interesting. I believe AJ can beat wilder and he's the easier option because Fury is tall, lanky, and awkward. Wilder is more of a yank hype job than a boxer. So, AJ won't have a problem knocking him out if he can avoid his wild right. Wilder also has no jab which is a plus for AJ.

Yanks don't really like travelling and they believe they own boxing. AJ needs to fight in Vegas to win them over. If he can fight Jennings or Wilder in Vegas and knock either of them out, he's going to become a big thing there and they will start gravitating towards him more. Regardless, American TV gave AJ a big cheque after the Chris Martin fight and a lot of them already know about him. He just needs to fight there and win them over. And I believe they're working on that.

ednut1:
haba bros how will they make any money coming to stage d fight in Nigeria. Hearn would never do that. No more Mobutu Seseko in africa dat will pay silly money for them to come africa to host boxing match. Wembley tickets alone was 8m pounds. Where u wan see 8m pounds in ticket sales in Nigeria.

I believe they're asking for £15 million to cover that and I'm sure some rich folks in naija won't mind paying it. And if the ticket prices aren't too crazy, 100,000 out of over 150 million heads in naij should be able to afford it in a city like Abuja or Lagos. Naij folks just need to save up.

But there's a possibility if the price is right, tho.

ednut1:
Abeg. He has no skill or leg movement. Lame comparison. Showed grit tho. Abeg make una no use mention kill me . D guy is d best presently. D comparison be lik d usual messi/ronaldo vs pele argument

Lmao @ he has no skill or leg movement. You just showed you're a casual and exposed the fact that you're a boxing novice.

In as much as it's blasphemous to compare him to the gawd, Ali (Ali was a heavyweight champion who fought like a lightweight - pure greatness)...AJ is the best thing to happen to heavyweight boxing in a long time.

Most people forget that he started boxing at 18 when the average boxer has already fought tens of amateur fights and some are pros. And he just turned pro 4 years ago and he's only 19 fights in. How many boxers not named Ali fought a champion like Wladimir Klitschko after 18 fights? Even Mike Tyson fought a lot of bums and tomato cans...and his first half-decent Larry Holmes who had already lost a step and was looking flabby and sick. And Tyson was already 33 fights in. And Tyson never even beat any real boxing hall of famer, apart from Larry Holmes and a stiff Frank Bruno. But I'm sure a lot of you would talk about how great Mike Tyson was. And don't tell me George Foreman was skilled either.

AJ is still green and inexperienced as a boxer and that's what a lot of people don't understand. And the fact that he took the fight when he's clearly not ready for a fight of this magnitude showed his heart. And he showed a lot of heart, grit, and endurance to come back after what happened in the 6th round. That's a warrior and a true champion. Champions are made based on how they overcome adversity and he passed with flying colours yesterday.

He has no skills and leg movement, yet he won Olympics gold medal and definitely a Cuban legend on his way there...and when he decides to box, he can actually box. The only thing about him that's negative apart from his inexperience is that he carries too much muscles yet throws barrage of punches like a lightweight whenever he thinks he has a chance to knock people out. And you can't do that in the heavyweight division, else you'll always gas yourself out and leave yourself open to attack, especially against fighters with experience and great chin. And he has done that twice now. However, he's going to learn.

And to those claiming Wlad is 41 years old...the German reporters (Wlad is based in Germany - he turned pro there and he fights in the country, so they know him better than everyone else) at the post-match press conference said that was the best fight Wlad fought since he turned pro and in his 29 title defenses. So, a younger Wlad wouldn't have done anything different because AJ was able to hold and weave after he gassed out when coasting from round 6 (after the knock down) - 9. He took some bad shots but he showed he has a good chin. Wlad's also an experienced fighters and he was also cautious. Rushing forward after the knock down in the 6th like AJ did in the 5th would've been disastrous for him as well.

Give props to the new king - that's the best heavyweight boxing match in over a decade. Heavyweight boxing is back!

For those who think the guy doesn't care about naij despite how he shows off his African tattoo, with naija shaded on it, how he alludes to naija all the time, and the fact that he actually wanted to fight for naija before he was rejected - he might fight Wilder in Nigeria if everything works out fine.

Nigeria apparently sent emissaries to speak to him recently about fighting in Nigeria and his promoter, Eddie Hearn, said if the price is right, it's a high possibility. His parents (especially his dad) also want him to fight in Nigeria. So, if and when the Wilder fight happens, it might be in Nigeria. But he isn't going to fight Fury in Nigeria because that's a British classic that will most likely break all records.

Enjoy the knockout by the King of Boxing here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTpa8uJEcww

This is for those believing the Wilder hype...these videos should help:

1). Teddy Atlas (Mike Tyson's coach) EXPOSES Deontay Wilder's Weaknesses & Vulnerabilities


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOHGc9x-uW8


2). Deontay Wilder exposed


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahzNsQgJXQ0


AJ will knock him out.

Truth234:


Definitely, Wilder is even taking the fight because AJ has stepped up. He refused Luiz Ortiz in his last fight to fight Washington. Parker is strong, with steel chin. So I don't see wilder having an easy pass.

Ortiz is a tough customer and both AJ and Wilder need to avoid him like a plague.

Cubans aren't nothing to play with and there's no point fighting someone like him since he isn't that popular.

But Parker doesn't punch that hard and he's still green.

Anyway, AJ, Wilder, and Parker are the trio that will rule the heavyweight division for a long time.

I just want AJ to beat the both of them and Fury - then retire from boxing while his face is still decent.

His face took a lot of punishment tonight an it's unhealthy for him.

Once he cleans the division and boost his record to 25 wins - time to retire and get in the boxing HoF.

He's worth over £50 million right now and should top £200 million in 2-3 years. That's enough.

DPsalmist2:

Wilder would give him the most problems. Power, Stamina and hand speed would be hard to deal with. Anyway Fury is already calling him out for a Fight on Twitter and AJ seems to want fight Fury next.

Did you watch Wilder's last fight against Gerald Washington?

A guy who used to play in the NFL like Gerald Washington rocked Wilder a few times.

Wilder has no jab and his punches are wild. He also has no defense.

AJ will pummel him but it's either going to be an early knock out or he might go 8 rounds.

Truth234:


Wilder is fighting Parker in July, AJ will fight the winner for unification later in the year.

Parker will most likely shock Wilder.

Wilder is very limited. He's more of a yank hype job. But he has heart, tho.

Ralphlauren:


That left hook from WK was a killer. I felt it in my chin.

If WK had his way, he would have continued till the 12th round. I almost thought the referee would not stop the match as WK seemed physically okay to continue.

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Lol, that left hook took all the air out of AJ's lungs and he almost suffered a seizure. I swear down, I was shook. And that heavy right that knocked AJ down in the 6th was swift and vicious.

But Wlad has iron for a chin and he never looked 41 in the fight. It's either his conditioning is crazy (I doubt that because he looked 41 against a weak puncher and slow fighter like Fury) or he's on steroids.

The ref had to stop it because he's going to keep getting up and AJ was pummeling him. he got up twice like freaking cyborg.

GregJo:


keep in mind he's an ijebu guy from Sagamu. His family house is at Ayepe road

Lol, I know his mum and dad are Ijebu.

His half-brother (same dad but different mums) is one of my cousin's doozies. But he's from South London, tho.

BiafranBushBoy:


I guess it was a draw till he knocked out the Old ukraine

Yes, the were both at 75.

Ralphlauren:


I agree @ bolded. He's carrying too much muscle.

He relaxed in the fifth round as he assumed he had done enough. Smh.

Who do you think he would fight next?

Fury? Deontay? A rematch with kiltcho? Or maybe my boy David Haye?

I shouldn't be shitting on my Peckham brother, but David Haye is done after the bum, Tony Bellew beat him. Haye only came back because he made bad business decisions and lost a lot of money. He just wanted to ride the hype to a big check. But destiny failed him and he can't come back. AJ won't fight him and he has too many nagging injuries.

Fury would be a decent fight but I don't think he should fight Fury now. Fury needs at least two fights with decent opponents to build the hype for the fight. I think he needs to unify the division and fight Deontay Wilder.

Wilder's limited and he doesn't have any jab, apart from throwing wild punches and relying on his big right. So, AJ should beat him easily. That's an easy fight for AJ. Then after that, a fight with Fury at Wembley would break the world record for attendance.

I doubt Wlad would want a rematch with the type of beating he took tonight... he'll most likely retire.