Agree with the analysis on AJ. Shame as he’s a decent bloke and was good for the division but certainly, whether it’s passion or ability, I think his time has come and we move on.
I reckon Fury’s in a tricky position. Usyk is a decent boxer and at the moment Fury retired unbeaten and with a solid legacy behind him. To unify is risky as it means he either retires again as unbeaten, undisputed or he retires after losing his belts and his legacy is tarnished. I reckon he’ll stay retired, personally.

I'm still wondering how one judge gave it to Joshua. He won one round, with two about even at best. It wasn't close.

Joshua has been exposed for what he always was. A bang average boxer with a big punch.
When you are up against superior boxing skills, it is hard to land that knock out punch.
Joshua has no natural talent. He is just a big athletic bloke who learned to box. He cannot be considered among the best heavy weights.

People have often wondered if the size of modern heavyweights would overcome smaller champions of the past. The answer was a little clearer after last night. You have to be big and very good to beat someone smaller and very good.

Imagine how easily Ali,Tyson,Forman,Holmes, Lewis, Frazier Holyfield and plenty of others would have beaten Joshua.

Usyk is a good boxer, but not that good.

Having lost 3 of his last 5 fights it's probably time to call it a day. He's nearly 33 which isn't necessarily too old to rebuild his career but is his heart really in it? He's worth more than £50m. Walk away and enjoy your life before some young up-and-comer messes you up.

AJ is finished. You don't want a Muhammad Ali autumn of your career.

Next job for aj ? Punditry

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I think he beats most heavyweights out there, however Uysk, in terms of pure boxing skill and speed, is just better than the other heavyweights.

That said, I think AJ....once again, took the wrong tactical choices in both Uysk fights. In my view he had to close the distance and fight a 6 round fight to knock the guy out. He had the size and power advantage but decided to box both times.

The results of a boxing match with Uysk is only going one way.

It will be interesting to see if Fury takes up the challenge.....it is only a few days before the WBC force him to make that decision on his belt.....that will be the real deal on whether this retirement is serious or not.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Why does he need a job? He's got £millions, and good luck to him.

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