AJ v Parker .

[Countryboy]

Result was close. I wonder how AJ will get on in his next fight. That could decide if he is any good or not

[dan494]

11 hours ago, Mick Dempsey said:

I’ll bow to your superior knowledge of boxing Stubbs. 

 

AJ looked in great shape. I’ll be in bed though.

 

I've long since stopped forking out for boxing on the telly.

I watched it on an iptv service, can get 3 months tv for the same price as that one fight. Was a bit dull tbh, didnt miss much, ref stopped them as soon as any action started happening

[WesD]

AJ stuck to a game plan and went 12 for his 1st time. 

 

The ref was ok at the beginning until he saw Parker lead with the head and connect from that point on he would split them as soon as they clinched. Shame really. 

[Rough Hewn]

Dana white was at the fight, rumour of a Joshua vs Nganou.

[Stubby]

11 hours ago, WesD said:

Wilder can beat anyone if he lands, which to be fair he has in every one of his fights. 

Orteeze ( spelling ) rocked him a goodun . Dont rate Wilder as a boxer . He is a clubber , no boxing fineness .  AJ did what he new he had to do to beat Parker . I think he wuld find a way to beat Wilder   . Don't think Wilder is up for it ........

[WesD]

12 minutes ago, Stubby said:

Orteeze ( spelling ) rocked him a goodun . Dont rate Wilder as a boxer . He is a clubber , no boxing fineness .  AJ did what he new he had to do to beat Parker . I think he wuld find a way to beat Wilder   . Don't think Wilder is up for it ........

Yes I agree but I think AJ is vulnerable to a big shot and Wilder has a big shot. AJ is the better boxer. 

 

Well he called Wilder out so I suppose we’ll see if he’s up for it. 

 

Personally think Fury is the safer fight for AJ as he doesn’t have that KO power and he’s been down a few times off nobodies, if AJ could land he’d have the power and instinct to finish him. Fury however would be the bigger man and would likely dance around behind that wide stance for 12 pot shotting. 

Edited April 1, 2018 by WesD

[Stubby]

6 minutes ago, WesD said:

Yes I agree but I think AJ is vulnerable to a big shot and Wilder has a big shot. AJ is the better boxer. 

 

Well he called Wilder out so I suppose we’ll see if he’s up for it. 

 

Personally think Fury is the safer fight for AJ as he doesn’t have that KO power and he’s been down a few times off nobodies, if AJ could land he’d have the power and instinct to finish him. Fury however would be the bigger man and would likely dance around behind that wide stance for 12 pot shotting. 

Some people forget T. F. beat Klitchco  before A.J. did . I think Fury would be a more difficult fight that Wilder because he is awkward  and unpredictable . With Wilder you know you are going to get " tennis shot " type swings . 

[WesD]

TF is a very crafty fighter and yes he doesn’t get enough credit but he’s been knocked down off nobodies he is there to be hit, what would be interesting too is it would be AJ’s first fight where he’s the smaller man. 

 

Do I think Fury could beat AJ, yes if he doesn’t get hit and does what he did against Klitschsko however he’s had 2 years of inactivity. I don’t think TF has the power to KO AJ. 

 

Do I think Wilder could beat AJ, yes by a wild KO! AJ still looks vulnerable to a big shot and when he gets hit he’s cumbersome. I don’t think Wilder has the boxing brain to beat AJ over the distance. 

 

Do I think AJ could beat both TF and Wilder, yes but both guys pose a huge challenge. That said AJ is getting used to getting over huge challenges. 

[monkeybusiness]

Fury wouldn’t stand a chance against  AJ - he is the most overhyped waste of space out there. He has only ever fought one decent opponent (I’m not sure how he actually got the Klitschko fight tbh) and only won that because his opponent uncharacteristically didn’t turn up on the night. I can only imagine Klitschko didn’t prepare as he expected to easily walk through Fury, but ended up frustrated by TF’s awkward style. The fact that Fury wouldn’t honour a rematch suggests that he knows he wouldn’t stand a chance next time out. 

Personally it wouldn’t bother me if he didn’t box again, but the reality is he needs to be proven to be nothing more than a hyped up lummox by anyone half-decent to shut him and all of the Tyson Fury fanboys up who will always claim he is the best boxer out there. 

[Stubby]

1 minute ago, monkeybusiness said:

Fury wouldn’t stand a chance against  AJ - he is the most overhyped waste of space out there. He has only ever fought one decent opponent (I’m not sure how he actually got the Klitschko fight tbh) and only won that because his opponent uncharacteristically didn’t turn up on the night. I can only imagine Klitschko didn’t prepare as he expected to easily walk through Fury, but ended up frustrated by TF’s awkward style. The fact that Fury wouldn’t honour a rematch suggests that he knows he wouldn’t stand a chance next time out. 

Personally it wouldn’t bother me if he didn’t box again, but the reality is he needs to be proven to be nothing more than a hyped up lummox by anyone half-decent to shut him and all of the Tyson Fury fanboys up who will always claim he is the best boxer out there. 

Don't sugar coat it , tell it like it is !