Rebajlo
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Good post, Rebajlo. I can't disagree with anything you said. David Price says he KO'd Joshua while sparring, and here is the roided up (don't worry, Doc Goodman won't find traces of anything on him) ha ha "Brit" getting KO'd in the amateurs by a Romanian feller. I think Wlad's pile driver jab will set him up for the KO and then all the drunken white English negro-lovers can go and cry in their beer.
werewolf -
Thanks.
Everything depends on which version of Klitschko turns up in April. If he steps into the ring with a genuine desire to put the necessary brutal beating on Joshua and his timing is on song then a win is in the bag - barring, of course, the potential disaster lurking behind every proverbial “lucky” punch. Given he’s challenging a 27-year old “British” champion at Wembley it must surely have dawned on Klitschkho and his team that simply coasting to a low-intensity points victory isn't feasible…
My primary concern is that the Ukrainian may choose to adopt the same attitude as he did in the Fury fight - a borderline token effort characterised by minimal risk and scrupulous avoidance of injury in a final big-money outing.
I sincerely hope Klitschko doesn’t opt for such an approach because - like I said earlier in the thread - his entire popular legacy is on the line…