AJ vs Klit is ON!!!

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(04-28-2017, 02:09 PM)shamrock Wrote:

(04-28-2017, 01:52 PM)Nigs Wrote:

(04-28-2017, 01:42 PM)shamrock Wrote:

(04-28-2017, 01:29 PM)Msreef Wrote: Challenging yourself is one thing, going from fighting top 20 opponents (if we're generous) to an all time great heavyweight could spell disaster.
Never gone 12 rounds, never proven his stamina, never proven his chin or punch resistance, never fought an elite fighter, never fought a fighter with a style like Wlad. So many unanswered questions. Hopefully some of them will be answered this weekend.
If he loses to Wlad the knives will come out from all corners, and his support from the casuals will drop drastically.

Can't agree, he will be known as the man who made boxing exciting again by being prepared to STEP UP after only 18fights albiet all KOes. We criticize the other wannebes who keep fighting at a non threatening levels ,  AJ backs himself which accounts for a great future win or lose in this one.

he will get slayed either way. The way I see it, if he loses, its to one of the greats. if he wins, he's beaten one of the greats. simple.

happy that someone is actually backing up what he says.

Nice work nigs

One of the greats who's on the decline, starting with Jennings, and then Fury. To not fight at all, and throwing less punches in an entire fight than many heavyweights throw in one round is mind-bogging. Still, it's AJ's best competition yet. I give him huge props SO FAR.

With the amount of money he's making for this, and in his own backyard, against a fighter who's close to retiring, I don't really see it as a huge challenge. Now, Hughie coming over to NZ, that's a huge challenge. And he didn't have the cojones to pull it off.