Anthony Joshua’s latest setbacks thwarted the hard work of promoter Eddie Hearn, putting him through an expensive four-fight reconstruction effort hoping to turn him into the old-fashioned factory level that became Pro in 2013.
Broken shell
If Joshua loses his next battle, he should retire rather than continue to be the broken shell of the fighter he has been to. On social media, many fans want AJ to hang up gloves and walk away. They didn’t want to see him turn into another Dereck Chisora type, talking in slow motion, and beating the stuffing off him.
Hearn is still sticking with how “Gypsy King” Tyson Fury will retire to two “British Battles” clashes with Joshua, but it doesn’t seem to happen.
Anger had so much money that he took away the momentum to continue. Hearn should focus on returning Joshua to the next fighter.
You can skip the anger because he’s too busy enjoying his huge $250 million Getty wealth He has accumulated over the past six years. Next, AJ should pursue the best names for this group and retire if he loses.
Who is who?
- Tyson Angry
- Deontay Wilder
- Oleksandr Usyk
- Filip Hrgovic
- Daniel Dubois
- Andy Ruiz Jr.
- Joseph Parker
- Martin Bakor
- Moses will bite people
- Dillian Whyte
Former WBC champion Wilder would be a good choice, but over the past five years, Joshua has lost too much battle to cause a fight with him. A trilogy match with Andy Ruiz would be a good choice for AJ, but the fight wouldn’t be fun for fans. Ruiz has
The first two-time heavyweight champion Joshua’s fifth-round knockout loss to IBF champion Daniel Dubois at Wemboey Stadium on September 21 showed that his punch resistance was 35 years old.
Last updated on March 12, 2012
