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Originally Posted by Amen
While I agree - only way I see Wilder winning is if he KO's AJ. That is the ONLY way, I see him winning.
Highly possible, and I agree with you - AJ can easily be KO'd - should he over shoot his over hand jabs or expose himself during a body combo where DW is fainting to left (As he always does) to lead him in to the right hand.
I'd like to think AJ is a more polished/experienced fighter and will watch every DW fight to ensure that doesn't happen, tho. We will have to wait and see.
But I got Wilder with a KO - or else AJ wins if it goes the distance.
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100% on the money again you are, sir. Only thing i say is AJ loses if it goes the distances. He Is more dangerous than wilder in the first 1- 5 rounds easialy. B/c he isn't fatigue from his tensed muscle mass. His hands drop really low from his normal highguard-peak-aboo style in the early going. just watch his Takam, Dilian White, and klitchko fight. His hands aren't as tight he leaves and opening between his forearms he usually wouldn't in the first 1-5 rounds.
His gloves arent touching his cheekbones/bottom of eye sockets. Theyre literally almost on his collar bone/clavicle. He really really almost needs a gurney or stretcher he is so winded. ONe thing we can agree on is deontay carries his power all the way through the fight. He proves this a multitude of times.
Especially that ortiz fight omg was that an uppercut and a straight right to the temple. Where as joshua Can't b/c his power is more reliant on his physical strength than speed/torgue of kinetic motion.
So the later the fight drags on the more tired and sloppy joshua becomes. We both know deontary is always sloppy haha dont matter what round! He keeps a "low guard" stance at all times. Joshua ends up in a low guard due to his muscle fatiguing him.
Its truly a 50/50 fight i can post a wall of text on multiple ways joshua defeats him and how deontay beats him. They need to just meet up & get it cracking!