Anthony Joshua | THE RISE AND FALL

[@th3shaggst3r37]

He has risen again

[@robwood8331]

Hes in the mix I hope Fury Joshua comes off

[@exspiravit6920]

​@@robwood8331I actually felt his frustration in that 2nd Usyk fight. Good game plan, used his tools perfectly, offensively, but not defensively with Alexander's strange gifts plus a gritty southie. AJ did almost everything imaginable and still lost. It sucks

[@frankjaeger393]

Oooops

[@goonerandre8993]

He summed it up himself at the start... more scared to fail than confident to win.

[@loonzuk]

That's an excuse

[@flare3854]

@@loonzuk what?

[@CantCookForLife]

@@loonzuk even if it is an "excuse" It's still a real thing. Alot of people hold themself back mentally because we as human being are scared of failing.

[@cleret1407]

Should read Fall and rise...A TRUE CHAMPION.

[@incscreenerfx5081]

Wilders English accent is hilarious 😂😂😅

[@DjNikGnashers]

Only to fanboys with no brain.

[@Guvna07]

AJ changed after the Ruiz loss. It knocked his confidence and he’s struggled mentally since then

[@TimothyRice135]

Was nothing to do with the Ruiz loss, it all started when he fought Klitchko!

[@frankjaeger393]

@@TimothyRice135 agreed

[@Juan_deep]

He was mentally weak before then

[@anthonycentenogonzalez9627]

No

[@brandonmcduffy6654]

No. I don't think it started with anyone outside of Andy Ruiz. He saw that the levels of boxing are different.

[@fitfirst4468]

nobody remembers the rise, they only remember the falls

[@lordfarquard9902]

I remember the rise. Stealing gold medals.

[@thembanitheone]

That's very dramatic. Pretty sure most people remember Ali's rise more than his fall. Tyson's rise and fall are remembered in equal measure

[@Lee-ye3ev]

We remember the rise, a gifted gold medal and the easiest title fight in the history of the sport against Charles Martin.

[@dickslaughter2]

haha bullshit what a stupid comment

[@TheSolarium18]

bullshit

[@wppdendoor1948]

people fail to notice Joshua has developed a hesitant jab. Very visible in both of his last fights.

[@Lee-ye3ev]

Just needs to learn how to box now

[@wppdendoor1948]

@@Lee-ye3ev 😂😂😂😂😂😂 luck and timing have been in his favour. He should retire

[@Poochy123]

He's not necessarily developing a hesitant jab. He fought the same opponent who was countering him. He was bamboozled and outboxed.

[@weedyp]

@@Lee-ye3ev You dont think he already knows how to box? Don't be silly..... you don't win an Olympic gold medal and multiple world titles if you don't know how to box!!

[@weedyp]

@@wppdendoor1948 Oh come on? ...... seriously?😳 You see..... that's the problem with boxing these days......if a boxer loses a couple of times people like you immediately right them off! That's one of the reasons why mma is becoming more popular, they are able to lose a few times and still go on to win titles without all the unnecessary criticism from the casual fans.

[@theghettoracle]

All things considered, AJ is barely turning 33 yrs old next month, looking at his W column and all the things he did get to accomplish so far, 3 losses aren't really all that bad, he still has a lot of boxing left in him if he really wants to, I think he can switch things back around but it's all up to him. I feel AJ should 've really reflected on his last few fights by now and take it as a learning experience to grow from both in and out the ring..

[@kbboy101]

3 losses may not look bad but considering that he fought only one other elite fighter, it doesn't look that good either. He is yet to fight Wilder and Fury and all his wins are against B-level fighters considered outside the top 4-5 at this time. The worse indication is that his chin is suspect and he fights scared now.

[@theghettoracle]

@@kbboy101 You got a point there, and I just discovered AJ didn't sign up to fight Fury their next bout in what easily could've been Aj's biggest draw of his career, that pretty much tells the story.

[@askip9304]

@@theghettoracle He didn't sign it because he needs sponsors to sign off on it first or he'll be sued to hell, this is pretty basic stuff but I guess there are a lot of so-called boxing fans who don't know much about how the sport works

[@flizzy4645]

@@kbboy101 That's the thing with high level boxing you will lose eventually all the greats have lost. Usyk is a great boxer he's been fighting for a long time

[@holliswilliams8426]

The fact is that he lost when he fought young, hungry, skilled fighters so it doesn't look that good. Thing is people know now that although he hits hard he is rather static and doesn't have the strongest chin ever. I know he beat Parker but Parker is not that amazing.

[@williamsullivan3702]

the greatest heavyweight champion hype job of all times

[@Jj-ty7qh]

AJ is the perfect example of what Haggler called the silk sheets and pyjamas syndrome. Like Hagler said, it’s hard to get up In the morning and do your road work. He admittedly said he has problems with his stamina because as he said his excuse is he is 18 stone. Fury is even bigger and we have seen men as big , like Lennox and foreman and others who weighed in and around that weight without the stamina problems he has. However, most importantly it’s his mindset. When it gets really tough in there and it’s turning into a life and death situation which it does when the level go up. He seems unable or unprepared or does not seem to possess the heart that what makes others bite down and put everything including their health and life on the line that others seemingly do.

[@thereviewartistrrp5493]

He does have stamina issues. I think it is mostly because he has too much muscle. Muscle takes more oxygen. I think Anthony puts to much effort into lifting. He neglects his cardio. George did a lot of road work. Muscle does not always mean you can hit harder. Some of the hardest hitters don't have a ton of muscle. He should slim down a little So he's faster and that should give him more stamina.

[@Jj-ty7qh]

@@thereviewartistrrp5493 I agree but in this day and age with all the sports science, nutrition , medial and physiological knowledge we have and the money he has. He can hire the best people in the world to fix that problem.

[@thereviewartistrrp5493]

Yup that's on him. I agree. He just does not have the stamina to carry that much muscle. Everybody is different. Some people just have more fuel in the tank no matter how much you train.

[@Jj-ty7qh]

@@thereviewartistrrp5493 💯

[@samr2332]

I agree with the muscle/stamina issues but I also believe, that loss to Ruiz took some of his self belief from him and he now doubts himself, if there is an opening.

[@solomonisanka309]

This ain't Muhamad Ali. This is a man, built up, believing in his own hype. That man is going to come crushing down to earth very soon - Tyson Fury.

[@himeshmothi1605]

Lol the irony is tyson was talking about himself😊

[@benmorris8793]

In what way haha, he's undefeated

[@cleret1407]

Rubbish. 😂

[@cleret1407]

Fury talks too much..

[@cleret1407]

Are you Fury's spokes person ?

[@Gryphon129]

The beginning of the end of Aj was when he let his promoter talk him OUT of taking the Deontay Wilder fight. It would not have mattered if he won/lost the fight either & that’s the part many don’t understand.

[@SwissCheese112]

aj would have died

[@MarkWhippy]

Assuming it was his promoter that screwed it up. Another stupid thing he did was signing a career deal with Eddie Hearn before the first Usyk fight.

[@MegaShorif]

talk him out of the wilder fight you must be the biggest fanboy i ever met 🤣🤣🤣🤣wilder himself and his promoter both admitted numerous times with proof on social media they didnt take the aj fight when it was meant to happen when they were both undefeated. Wilder instead chosd ortiz and thought he will beat fury after. Stop talking what you dont know and give aj his dues. He may have lost to Usyk and ruiz they are both elite af. Wilder and Fury are both cherry picking their opponent and its unbelieveable. Fury is literally making his own terms and running from the aj fight and instead now might be fighting some 500 level fighter called charr. Not even Joyce, Dubois, Ruiz, Povetkin Hrgovich but charr

[@f8head]

Wilder turned down a 3 fight deal with Dazn worth $100 million. Seems to me it was Wilders team that didn't want the fight

[@aarondavies8486]

​@@f8head wheres the proof now Eddie's fight been done for peds i don't believe a word of eddie

[@alanlawrence2954]

Boxing is a brutal business, medically and psychologically. Permanent brain injuries are common, and fighters have been known to suffer serious depression, even after high profile wins. Champions make multi-millions in the ring, they experience elation and defeat that we can't even imagine... This is why people like me are boxing crazies.

[@iffysd9864]

Ruiz fight changed everything

[@Fluid_Genius]

The Ruiz fight exposed everything.

[@TimothyRice135]

Nah, he changed after the Klitschko fight. Klitschko took him somewhere Joshua had never been before and he didn't like it, so he has never been the same

[@Hernal03]

@@TimothyRice135 I would have to agree. Prior to the Klitschko bout, he had won 18 consecutive fights all by KO. In 16 of those fights he took out his opponents in 3 rounds or less, the other 2 bouts ending in 7 round KO's in his favor. Starting with the Klitschko fight however, he went 11 grueling rounds, and though he ended up victorious, his stamina and endurance were tested for the first time and he has not truly been the same fighter since. In his 9 bouts _after_ klitschko, he has a record of 6-3 with over half of those fights going the 12 round distance (losing 2 of those to Usyk by decision) --- and one that did not go the distance, which was of course his upset KO loss to Ruiz.

[@luzviminda795]

I remember when the british media is hyping him up as the next big thing. While they completely hated tyson fury.

[@sy6550]

Shows you the power of Sky sports. See how they are destroying Eddie now. Still Fury came on top.

[@serenawilliamslovesbigwhit5029]

Funny right? Hated the real champ in Fury but worshipped hype job Joshua

[@markmorris7123]

But fury has beaten Three top tens...Wilder, Klitschko and Whyte (wallin didn't break into too ten until he beat Gassiev)...AJ has beaten 10 top tens... Klitschko, Whyte, Martin, Brasile, Pulev, Povetkin, Parker, Takem, Ruiz, Wallin...Personally I prefer fighters that are always testing themselves against the best,, not cherry pickers like Fury. The man hasn't defended his belt in two years...And that was against a ranked 28 Chisora.. Fury is good boxer with a bad resume...AJ is an excellent boxer with a great resume.

[@Charlesmarcel-ee4ke]

Nobody stays at the top forever it’s always another man getting ready to take your place so get your money and pass the torch my friend 💰💰👍

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

Against Usyk you saw that there was no hunger in him and he couldn't outbox him. I think Anthony Joshua spend too much time being a celebrity and it got to his head. Like Rocky 3 he's lost the eye of the tiger

[@mrcresthill]

Great watch !!

[@bo6332]

Times running out The big dosser He's done he will never come back!✌️✌️✌️💯

[@PortmoreDon80]

£200,000000 in the bank, Olympic gold, former heavy weight champion, healthy proud farther 32 year old man!!! Rise & WHAT?........ "FALL" 👀

[@peterdoleman9047]

Just seen him fall twice in1 fight 😂

[@fivelions6854]

@@peterdoleman9047 Yh hardly a “fall” though is it.

[@peterdoleman9047]

@@fivelions6854 dropped like he got shot then

[@fivelions6854]

@@peterdoleman9047 we’re talking life not a ring game.

[@fivelions6854]

@@peterdoleman9047 Mr on the dole.

[@Milad-x9d]

AJ is one great boxer

[@TheAsa1972]

AJ will never be reconised in the top 40 of Heavyweights he was all Hype and dont believe the hype

[@TheOnly1JLDN]

He has slowed down Alot since the early days

[@ekemichael3103]

This man is going to make all of you happy someday...trust me,all great man fall at some point but they always rise again

[@jeprodigalson792]

lol let the haters hate! AJ keeping the haters in business.

[@81Fitzerz]

21.40 Aint it funny to listen to Eddie talk about Miller .... A man of Morals eh!

[@smb_plush]

There's some real killers in the next generation of heavyweights so hopefully AJ can put together another run before he ages out.

[@flizzy4645]

This man AJ a winner in life. Dude a generational wealth rich, doing something that he's generally passionate about. Healthy specimen

[@deutschedogge3223]

cope

[@harambe7430]

@@deutschedogge3223 cope over what?? Man’s made millions and he’s not even 35

[@paulevans3754]

I’ve watch many klitchko fights and I’ve never seen him leave anyone off the hook light he did Joshua, bazar 🧐

[@marvntreyhd]

Fantastic video.

[@emirabdurimanov]

if Wilder come back after such a losses and fall, then AJ suppose to come back to, cause is not over yet. Mohamed Ali has 5 losses in his career but he is still legend. Mike tyson has 5 losses and he is remembered as a legend more than the ones who has 0 losses in his Era. According my opinion next for AJ should be Wilder , Joy Joyce, or Dylan white. Do not give up move forward. 💪

[@BOXINGSTARZ]

Well said

[@lediopolisx4710]

Wilder for the money. white is washed and Joyce is way too dangerous for such a low profile fight.

[@emirabdurimanov]

@@BOXINGSTARZ appreciate it means a lot

[@emirabdurimanov]

@@lediopolisx4710 This is how the stats works on possibilities. None of this can be true but it can come as a surprise.

[@dapzcollect7562]

For me AJ choose a path to superstardom over development. He went wrong with the charles Martin fight.

[@holliswilliams8426]

He chose money over people just being honest with him, telling him his strengths and weaknesses, what to focus on, how to improve, best chance of winning fight etc.

[@craigcunningham47]

I haven't even watched this yet before commenting but the fall?? Guys a 2 time heavyweight champion n still one of the biggest draws in the game. The same people saying he's somehow a hype job will be the same people blowing smoke up his arse when he comes back. We all love a glory after failure story after all n will make him bigger than before. The guy has flaws in terms of boxing but he's a proper man trying to do good for himself and his family so all props to him. Big up yourself AJ 👏👏👏

[@geesgardeningclubuk5247]

I haven’t got an hour for this fool

[@eddy562]

The man is fortunate he came up in the Era he did. Would have been a glorified tin can in any other generation. Got beat against anyone half decent. Would have been the face of ITV Boxing if it was a couple years ago

[@bunmeng007]

Fury said it’s best. AJ mgt is protecting their golden goose but in the end their goose is exposed.

[@1man1bike1road]

usyks face at AJ daft speech was worth the ppv

[@lorenrogers9269]

In a fighters toolbox, ultimately, his greatest weapon is his mind.

[@sp-vj2ok]

aj is very marketable that it really, it's like rocky 3 most hand picked routine his had it coming cant dodge forever.

[@dizlahdullah]

This guy was the softest heavyweight ever this is a perfect example of a person who can hit but can't take one Sad he looked good in one fight only were he was fast and on point then he was slow and not on point Sad

[@kevinlewis8162]

its quite unbelievable how absolute nobodies are able to be so incredibly judgemental on someone how has achieved so much in his life in such a short time, yes he handled that second usyk defeat in an extremely poor and embarrassing manner, but you can never deny what he has achieved, something you and i or most of us will never achieve

[@jamaalspeaks4380]

Bet you can whip him too!!

[@erebus79]

@@kevinlewis8162 Keep slurpin bro

[@kevinlewis8162]

@@erebus79 what is that even mean?? i'm a bit old for this new generation/internet gibberish......did you mean cry or something like that?

[@Seyiu.]

@@kevinlewis8162 quit making things personal g. We talking boxing right now. AJ is a soft heavy weight. Weak chin, low ring iq, predictable, and worst of all he lacks heart which is evident in his ring iq and decisions. Wilder would knock him out. Usyk boxed him home. Fury would KO him late. Joyce is a more questionable fight but joyce has what aj doesnt - good chin and engine plus he utilises his stiff jab more than aj ever has. AJ fight like an amateur, quite literally. The only reason he got this far was due to weak competition and physical prowess....

[@TheKlawwGang888]

Always liked hearn he's done a lot for British boxing but I will never forgive him for not giving us Joshua v Fury. So heartbreaking it really is.

[@jdgaabjj]

Wasn't Hearn's fault imo Deontay Wilder was given a third fight against fury as demanded by a third party judge What was Hearn suppose to do?

[@isaabdullahi9097]

Bro get all sides of the story before jumping to conclusions. The Joshua- Wilder fight not happening wasn't only on one side. Easier to kick a man down than dissecting the issue honestly. This documentary clearly had a wilder/USA bias so paints all hold ups as AJs fault. Do you remember when Wilder said he had 50 million on deck for the AJ fight but didn't provide proof of funds? Also when AJ tried to make the fight for more money for wilder but Wilder decided to fight Fury the 1st time as they thought it was safer than AJ at the time( Dazn had a 150 Million 3 fight deal to host the fight which Wilder/PBC refused and took on Fury for less money. The fight was meant to be a one off but after the draw they signed a rematch with Fury and BT boxing for even less than 70 Million... Fury just coming off a 2.5 year lay off and looking poor in his 1st fight back? That's why Wilder keeps bragging than he picked fury for even less money from the gutter. Wilder made less money fighting Fury than accept the DAZN deal. Wilder also refused to fight AJ when he fought king Kong Ortiz the 1st time? That was why AJ proceeded to fight his mandatory Big baby miller. Also I'd also take everything Fury says with a pinch of salt. He has to rubbish AJ to secure his fight with Wilder. We all saw how he fumbled the bag again after the effort in setting the fight in August 2021 for hundreds of millions with AJ. Instead of negotiating a step aside with wilder they agreed to a 3rd fight worth almost 40 million against a fight with AJ over 100 million. His father was pissed as that even then. But he beat wilder so everyone forgets the fumble of the bag. Now he is calling for 500 million to come back to fight AJ or Usyk. Lol. That's Fury though

[@isaabdullahi9097]

K0x yg5

[@paulevans3754]

@@isaabdullahi9097 absolute crap 😂

[@kdmalhi1452]

31:01 shows the type of person he really is, all that fake congratulations he was giving Andy goes out the window.

[@nickolichavez5423]

Usyk vs fury will always be the best fight in the history of today's world heavy weights and I hope it happens because of the simple fact that they are pretty much the only heavyweights today with the ability to put all their differences to effect and genuinely I hope the best man wins. God bless 🙏👏👍

[@samr2332]

Good, well put together video. I especially like (at the end) that you now mention Joe Joyce's name as an opponent. Let's see what happens next.

[@epiakombi4691]

Love AJ ..honourable 👊🏻

[@Aristotelezz]

I always wonder why a few losses are considered a fall. In the end losing is part of the game, boxing has exactly as many losers as winners. Also, in the case of Joshua, after each loss he's more miljonair then before the loss.

[@lukex1337]

Hip hip 😃

[@rovekid1]

the way he explains his loss to ruiz says everything about this sausage ......

[@tonyjohnson1652]

Ever since he said about don’t buy out of those shops his been shown the cold shoulder by the gods and now he is realising the error of his mistakes, he could of just earned 100 mill with the great fury but he bottled that , understandably of course

[@paulevans3754]

Exactly , I’ve noticed his demise since those racist outbursts.

[@jonathanhart8570]

If you keep on trying then you are never a failure,keep on trying AJ, you will find winning ways again, failure can create a monster

[@johnharvey2850]

An absolute beast on his day. The first Ruiz fight caught him off guard. Usyk is a phenomenon. All things considered, he's done amazing (so far). The only question mark I'd put against him is if the Fury fight doesn't happen. It would certainly look like he was avoiding him..

[@holliswilliams8426]

It's not AJ who is doing the avoiding, come on.

[@toppaepps3664]

@@holliswilliams8426 we all know AJ wouldn’t even win a round come on🤦🏽‍♂️

[@johnjoeivan8789]

You must be stupid to think AJ was avoiding him. Tyson been avoiding AJ and has only fought 2 good fighters, the rest were bums

[@hotstepper887]

OK, we've read the casuals opinions again. Can we now do only the truth? Truth like this... AJ is a fake Olympic Gold medallist. In his opening contest at the 2012 London Olympics, he fought Erislandy Savón through three tough rounds before just being given the result 17-16! That decision caused huge controversy at the games, with most observers believing Savon had clearly won the bout. He then beat Zhang Zhilei by 15-11, guaranteeing at least a bronze medal, (he had no right to be getting). In the semi-final, Joshua fought Ivan Dychko again only winning very late on in the fight, just by13-11. In the Olympic final, he "apparently" beat/drew with the reigning Olympic champion Roberto Cammarelle, after losing the first two rounds 6-5 and 13-10 respectively, at the end of the third round, the score was now (magically & hilariously) reading: level 18-18. And of course, that meant Joshua was announced winner and Olympic champion, by way of count-back? LOL. At the London Games? How embarrassing that really was! These AJ casuals would endlessly shout out... "Tyson Fury hasn't ever boxed anybody! And he's never defended his titles, blah blah". Isn't it funny how people/casuals who think they know, and think they understand, are always so willing to just type it, and even send it, and all while thinking they're making some kind of real statement? LOL. Casual Idiocy. So let's just answer this stupidity with facts? (And he's never defended his titles, blah blah). Every fight Fury has fought since he beat Klitscko, has been for Fury's Lineal world title? And otherwise, we all know he had a mental breakdown after winning the Heavyweight championship vs Klitscko, and he retired from boxing, (so that's why he never defended his title), I would have expected even the dimmest least educated of people to understand that, but when could he have defended his belts? He only won them back, in his 2nd Wilder fight? LOL, FFS... Duh! These AJ casuals are simply the dumbest people you could ever wish to read, it's quite astonishing we could ever read anyone as stupid and clueless, yet talking about a sport they so clearly know zip about, as heir very own words endlessly prove! They're right, though, Tyson Fury hasn't really fought anybody!. LOL. So backward, you can only actually laugh at the backwardness. Fury, in his 25th pro fight, went into Klitschko's boxing backyard, in Germany (where nobody ever gets a result), and nobody gave him a chance. Only in front of that really hostile crowd, he beat, and he schooled Klitschko, the longest reigning Heavyweight champion in history, (that nobody had ever schooled). They're right, though, Tyson Fury hasn't really fought anybody, honestly. We then saw Tyson lose the plot, (as many have before him), but he came back after his struggles three years later. And after telling the world he was going to come back and do what AJ was unwilling to do, and go to the USA to beat the bum Wilder, (to save more British embarrassment as AJ was avoiding the fight). And after shedding 9 stone in 9 months, in his first (comeback fight), he fought... Sefer Seferi, came with a record of 24 fights, 22 wins, 21 KO's, 1 loss. 1 draw, hasn't really fought anybody. In his 2nd (comeback fight), he fought Francesco Pianeta, came with a record of 35-4-1 with 21 KO's. (Who was brought in for Fury to get some rounds in) before his clash against Wilder, hasn't really fought anybody. Then in only his 3rd (comeback fight), he faced Deontay Wilder, came with an unbeaten record of 40 fights, 40 wins, 39 KO's, 0 losses. Who was the WBC Heavyweight Champion of the world, and ranked number one! Seeing Fury beat Wilder (only to be robbed by a blatant bit of cheating), calling it a draw, hasn't really fought anybody. Then while waiting for the rematch. Fury fought Tom Swartz, came with an unbeaten record of 24 fights, 24 wins, 17 KO's. He's also fought twice since losing to Fury, winning both, with a record today of 27 fights. 26 wins, 18 KO's, 1 loss to Fury, hasn't really fought anybody. Then keeping himself busy before the rematch, he fought Otto Wallin, came with an unbeaten record of 20 fights, 20 wins, 13 KO's. He's also fought twice since losing to Fury, winning both, with a record today of 24 fights, 23 wins, 14 KO'S, 1 loss to Fury, hasn't really fought anybody. Then he fought the rematch against Wilder, and we all watched Tyson do what he told us all he would do, and we watched him take it from the judges hands, and we saw Fury school, then KO, the so-called hardest hitting Heavyweight in boxing history, hasn't really fought anybody. Then he fought the Trilogy against Wilder, and we all watched Tyson again, beat him up, and KO him, after a truly great fight, hasn't really fought anybody. H then made a joke of Dylion White and just blew him away with utmost ease. Still hasn't really fought anybody. So, really, what can anyone say to these AJ casuals, who are unbelievably white people (easily the least educated and most treacherous white Brits this country has ever witnessed or ever experienced before) supporting AJ the Anti-white (proven racist), so they're supporting someone who hates who they are, hates what they stand for, and hates this country, their own country. NEVER have we seen anything as embarrassing, as tragically uneducated, and as stupid as every one of these AJ fans, and man they know nothing about boxing, or even anything about anything else, simple brain-dead's. This is the TRUTH. Oh, and whose boxer got punked on, and stomped on, by Andy Ruiz, LOL. And was exposed for what he really is by Usyk, (a real championship boxer, and real Olympic Gold medallist), unlike the clueless upright AJ novice, (who has always been a novice). Had a punch, and absolutely nothing else! It leaves you scratching your head, wondering what these treacherous uneducated AJ casuals expected to see? LOL. I mean honestly, I've read clueless many times, but these AJ fans?, well they've taken the word "dumb", and they've completely abused it. AGAIN...LOL.

[@sy6550]

@@holliswilliams8426 hahhha

[@nigelsarah1]

Hype job all the way,no doubt on the juice in the early days

[@tommyntimane9127]

In boxing, loosing is not the problem, it's who you loose to that matters... if all 3 of AJ's looses were against Wilder & Fury, people would still rate him... the problem is he lost to people we ddnt expect him to loose to Wilder lost 3 times to Fury, we understand

[@amariantiquity8543]

Only 2 twice. 1st fight was a DRAW nobody won the 1st fight

[@michaelwong6050]

Would love to see AJ vs Wilder next. Regardless of who wins or loses, it will be a competition of bad sportsmanship after the fight 🤣.

[@stevenrozakis5269]

Joshua at HW is still young. Not a huge fan by any means but he could still make a comeback of sorts. I don’t think he’s beating Fury but he is still a top 5 current HW. Issues is , he’s gotta fight top guys. Not sure WTF wilder is doing with Helenius and fury is doing with charr besides both looking for easy wins. bS.

[@hotstepper887]

OK, we've read the casuals opinions again. Can we now do only the truth? Truth like this... AJ is a fake Olympic Gold medallist. In his opening contest at the 2012 London Olympics, he fought Erislandy Savón through three tough rounds before just being given the result 17-16! That decision caused huge controversy at the games, with most observers believing Savon had clearly won the bout. He then beat Zhang Zhilei by 15-11, guaranteeing at least a bronze medal, (he had no right to be getting). In the semi-final, Joshua fought Ivan Dychko again only winning very late on in the fight, just by13-11. In the Olympic final, he "apparently" beat/drew with the reigning Olympic champion Roberto Cammarelle, after losing the first two rounds 6-5 and 13-10 respectively, at the end of the third round, the score was now (magically & hilariously) reading: level 18-18. And of course, that meant Joshua was announced winner and Olympic champion, by way of count-back? LOL. At the London Games? How embarrassing that really was! These AJ casuals would endlessly shout out... "Tyson Fury hasn't ever boxed anybody! And he's never defended his titles, blah blah". Isn't it funny how people/casuals who think they know, and think they understand, are always so willing to just type it, and even send it, and all while thinking they're making some kind of real statement? LOL. Casual Idiocy. So let's just answer this stupidity with facts? (And he's never defended his titles, blah blah). Every fight Fury has fought since he beat Klitscko, has been for Fury's Lineal world title? And otherwise, we all know he had a mental breakdown after winning the Heavyweight championship vs Klitscko, and he retired from boxing, (so that's why he never defended his title), I would have expected even the dimmest least educated of people to understand that, but when could he have defended his belts? He only won them back, in his 2nd Wilder fight? LOL, FFS... Duh! These AJ casuals are simply the dumbest people you could ever wish to read, it's quite astonishing we could ever read anyone as stupid and clueless, yet talking about a sport they so clearly know zip about, as heir very own words endlessly prove! They're right, though, Tyson Fury hasn't really fought anybody!. LOL. So backward, you can only actually laugh at the backwardness. Fury, in his 25th pro fight, went into Klitschko's boxing backyard, in Germany (where nobody ever gets a result), and nobody gave him a chance. Only in front of that really hostile crowd, he beat, and he schooled Klitschko, the longest reigning Heavyweight champion in history, (that nobody had ever schooled). They're right, though, Tyson Fury hasn't really fought anybody, honestly. We then saw Tyson lose the plot, (as many have before him), but he came back after his struggles three years later. And after telling the world he was going to come back and do what AJ was unwilling to do, and go to the USA to beat the bum Wilder, (to save more British embarrassment as AJ was avoiding the fight). And after shedding 9 stone in 9 months, in his first (comeback fight), he fought... Sefer Seferi, came with a record of 24 fights, 22 wins, 21 KO's, 1 loss. 1 draw, hasn't really fought anybody. In his 2nd (comeback fight), he fought Francesco Pianeta, came with a record of 35-4-1 with 21 KO's. (Who was brought in for Fury to get some rounds in) before his clash against Wilder, hasn't really fought anybody. Then in only his 3rd (comeback fight), he faced Deontay Wilder, came with an unbeaten record of 40 fights, 40 wins, 39 KO's, 0 losses. Who was the WBC Heavyweight Champion of the world, and ranked number one! Seeing Fury beat Wilder (only to be robbed by a blatant bit of cheating), calling it a draw, hasn't really fought anybody. Then while waiting for the rematch. Fury fought Tom Swartz, came with an unbeaten record of 24 fights, 24 wins, 17 KO's. He's also fought twice since losing to Fury, winning both, with a record today of 27 fights. 26 wins, 18 KO's, 1 loss to Fury, hasn't really fought anybody. Then keeping himself busy before the rematch, he fought Otto Wallin, came with an unbeaten record of 20 fights, 20 wins, 13 KO's. He's also fought twice since losing to Fury, winning both, with a record today of 24 fights, 23 wins, 14 KO'S, 1 loss to Fury, hasn't really fought anybody. Then he fought the rematch against Wilder, and we all watched Tyson do what he told us all he would do, and we watched him take it from the judges hands, and we saw Fury school, then KO, the so-called hardest hitting Heavyweight in boxing history, hasn't really fought anybody. Then he fought the Trilogy against Wilder, and we all watched Tyson again, beat him up, and KO him, after a truly great fight, hasn't really fought anybody. H then made a joke of Dylion White and just blew him away with utmost ease. Still hasn't really fought anybody. So, really, what can anyone say to these AJ casuals, who are unbelievably white people (easily the least educated and most treacherous white Brits this country has ever witnessed or ever experienced before) supporting AJ the Anti-white (proven racist), so they're supporting someone who hates who they are, hates what they stand for, and hates this country, their own country. NEVER have we seen anything as embarrassing, as tragically uneducated, and as stupid as every one of these AJ fans, and man they know nothing about boxing, or even anything about anything else, simple brain-dead's. This is the TRUTH. Oh, and whose boxer got punked on, and stomped on, by Andy Ruiz, LOL. And was exposed for what he really is by Usyk, (a real championship boxer, and real Olympic Gold medallist), unlike the clueless upright AJ novice, (who has always been a novice). Had a punch, and absolutely nothing else! It leaves you scratching your head, wondering what these treacherous uneducated AJ casuals expected to see? LOL. I mean honestly, I've read clueless many times, but these AJ fans?, well they've taken the word "dumb", and they've completely abused it. AGAIN...LOL.

[@hotstepper887]

TOP 5? LOLOLOLOL

[@arthurv8905]

@@hotstepper887 jesus go and do something constructive with your day pal. You write like someone actually cares what you think. Didn't read past the second paragraph, no one will.

[@kylio95]

He's a 33 year old fighter who already has very bad cardio and relies on athleticism. He hasn't got a lot of mileage left.

[@f8head]

Amazing how fast kids today write off boxers when they have losses on their records. Most of the ATG's have losses. AJ may not be the most skilled boxer but his resume is better than any current heavy in my opinion. He is still young and has time to climb back

[@1man1bike1road]

you forget how big a jump it is from cruiser 2 fights before AJ was 50 pounds heavier yes 50 like a middleweight fighting a flyweight who moved up 5 divisions in one go. It tells you usyk has ten times the skills of AJ to be beat by such a small guy by 9 rounds to 3 in reality

[@toborelewis7633]

AJ had no bet yet everyone want to fight him , that tells you how important AJ is , he controls the heavyweight division in the era

[@SwissCheese112]

that is not what it means at all, use your brain. AJ is a product, he has been built up by great propaganda, people want to fight him because he brings in money. his whole career is based on being a product.

[@DjNikGnashers]

@@SwissCheese112 Exactly. If he fights Fury (which I doubt, because he's running scared at the moment), Fury will end his boxing career, and what will he do then ? Appear on 'I'm a celebrity', love island, loose women, and every advert.

[@olivershaw1450]

Plastic champ. He was protected and built up. And then exposed

[@SwissCheese112]

@@DjNikGnashers hearn wont let him fight fury. he wants to build him up first and milk him for more before another defeat

[@thuthukanimasondo2092]

The man is still developing as a boxer and you're saying he has fallen? 2 losses, both by decision and one by split decision, against a world class boxer in his prime, doesn't mean you have fallen!! The level of hate AJ gets ai, people hate thus guy for his success. They're even calling his fall while he's still active and have a lot of big fights ahead of him.. Wilder, Joyce, Fury....

[@oliverbentley966]

And that time he got knocked the f out by Ruiz….

[@rovekid1]

did you miss the ruiz fioht or are you a casual

[@Journey11]

Nice vid ! Can anybody tell me the name of the music instrumental used in the video ? Thank you 🙏

[@frankjaeger393]

AJ is very lucky people paid to see him on expectation rather than what he acctually did.

[@WaterNoGetEnemy]

"And rise again "

[@mrlee3294]

I’m convinced Eddie Hearn has a crush on AJ, the dude nearly melts and crumbles when AJ loses. Like you’re a boxing promoter and a business man you gotta be happy for everyone

[@tonylyons2414]

I’m a big AJ fan met the man a couple of times real nice fella,I thought AJ would win vs usyk (both fights) but not easy,AJ just didn’t bring that aggressiveness that bulldog mentality rather he tried to box/out box usyk something i said to a friend if he try’s that he will loose,soon as the fight started and i saw how he was going to take the fight i new it was over,iv boxed for 12 years so no a little,usyk is very good he’s the best boxer in the heavyweight division BUT he does get hit AJ didn’t cut of the corner he didn’t try land the big right he had to much respect for usyk he didn’t try any combinations,it’s easier said than done specially wen usyk moves so quickly and being southpaw but he does get hit Chisora was able to throw usyk about a bit because chisora had no respect for usyk but that being said AJ still ain’t no joke I don’t see anyone else beating AJ plus AJ not only was better in the rematch he would of learnt a lot from that fight that he will take in to other fights,as the saying goes,styles make fights,people who say fury walks through AJ wilder walks through AJ JJ now apparently walks through AJ,nar just wait till AJ gets back in the ring,Also for usyk wen he gets hurt he complains to the ref to get a few seconds break specially if he’s took body shots because usyk don’t like them usyk has been dropped 4/5 times each time from a body shot but people who say AJ is finished just wait & see and even tho he’s not champion atm come of to loses yet he’s still the biggest draw & the cash cow,the most overrated heavyweight boxer is fury that dude has a dog shite resume he’s fought nothing but plums yet people like to say he’s this great 😂at least AJ takes a risk and still going and not doing this I’m retired bollex to make sure your not given a hard mandatory incase your arse get beat like it would of had you fought more people at the top

[@tatts_with_traps]

I don’t usually read long comments but what you wrote is 100 percent true fury has everybody eating out his hand he went life and death with wilder in that 1st and 3rd fight fury hasn’t fought enough people to go down as a all time great usyk would give fury a hard time so would AJ fury is a great boxer but a all time great I don’t think so

[@vlaicurabca6987]

Nah bro, AJ era is over, you said you see no one else beating AJ, I'll tell you who can : Fury, Wilder and Joe Joyce, and by the time he loses to those 3 who know how many more HW will be able to take him, he's done, he had a very successful career tho and by the end of it, he will have more money than most HW in history that were better than him so his career will be successful

[@andybigchief]

Hes a nobody

[@Tpbabyface]

@@vlaicurabca6987 Fan boy spotted

[@vlaicurabca6987]

@@Tpbabyface Fanboy of who you loser?

[@spthecreator.1936]

You know the funny thing about that wilder end up saying years after that Aj offered him more money

[@PaulBodyBuilder]

Joshua has to regroup change trainers. Get back that hunger he once had

[@hepler228]

Go train him 😂

[@andrewwilliams8413]

No good changing trainers, he just has to loosen up and let his hands go

[@leilasuley]

Who else thinks he should go back to mcraken or Tony sims?

[@JosesAmazingWorlds]

It´s hard to go out running at six in the morning when you sleep in silk sheets.

[@holliswilliams8426]

@@JosesAmazingWorlds I honestly don't think he does that, he just doesn't have a strong chin so he can't really let his hands go. His chin isn't that strong and he doesn't have that much movement. He's got the drive, it's just that he can't take heavy hits.

[@Higgzmusik]

Fury looking like a photocopier salesman

[@TsRAbyssers]

This comment section is why i hate boxing fans, to focused on the fails and the wrongs then the rises and the goods, AJ is really an underrated fighter in both skills and what hes done, fury and wilder do not deserve all the credit they really get with their resumes and their choices on who they fight, AJ lost twice against possibly the best boxer on earth and showed good improvements and the rematch against usyk and outboxed ruiz in the rematch and did what people said he couldnt do, hes fought the best guys and cleared out a lot of the divison, fury and wilder both ducked him and the history is there as one of them has admitted to it, its sad how unappreciated he really is

[@mosmeister9445]

Wouldnt call this a fall. AJ's problem always was that he started boxing way too late. He made a lot of money though

[@visionentertainment8006]

So a fall

[@spthecreator.1936]

The man did what he was supposed to. In quick time. How much people will ever become a champion in boxing ? How much people will ever make that type of money

[@Tom-hx1wz]

Still a world class boxer, I just think he went from chasing belts to chasing money and was also never the same after the Ruiz loss

[@MyCold1]

He's to stiff, poor chin and gasses after 6 rounds, hardly world class

[@Tom-hx1wz]

@@MyCold1 get in the ring with him then

[@MyCold1]

@@Tom-hx1wz i would happily get knocked out for 500k

[@Lee-ye3ev]

Still a world class CrossFit trainer who can't box to save his life

[@Tom-hx1wz]

@@Lee-ye3ev oh if he’s only a CrossFit trainer please get in the ring with him

[@Aroks74]

I only wish he fought more. One fight a year and sometimes one fight in two years was definitely not the best IMO. Asides that, he's still the most charismatic and humble warrior. Absolute legend!

[@frankjaeger393]

Charismatic!? Hahahahahaha

[@pdubhnic]

U could thank Andy Ruiz for the fall of AJ. That humiliating loss in New York still haunts him every single time he fights.

[@MrSupermario21]

everyone saying its embarassing but ruiz is actually deadly id say he has the fatest hands in the heavyweight division and they are heavy punches but he foot work is lazy

[@pdubhnic]

@@MrSupermario21 At the time it was embarrassing.

[@MrSupermario21]

@@pdubhnic kind of if you look at them body wise but the dude has over 130 plus amatuer fights no matter how you look you can fight with that much fights behind you

[@bosshogg1915]

@@pdubhnic And still is. 😂

[@pdubhnic]

@@bosshogg1915 Yeah, He definitely got laughed out of the building. 😂

[@richerthaniam9067]

AJ is a hall of famer i don't care what anyone says.

[@danw5525]

No

[@BIIIIIGMAN]

21:12 im STILL pissed at sky for not showing the gloves are off

[@ianr9898]

Proof, he beat many second rate fighters,old fighters, was in trouble against Takam, Klitchco ,lost to Ruiz,only beat an overweight Ruiz, running away,then fought 42 year old pulev,lost twice to Usyk a cruiserweight, and refused to fight Wilder and Fury,just beat Parker,and the whole time was convinced by his leeches that he was better than he was,they have now convinced him his delusion is complete

[@holliswilliams8426]

only hope is to get trainers who are honest with him and tell him his strengths and weaknesses in a pragmatic way, I think maybe his trainers are scared to tell him the truth because of his appearance or something

[@paulevans3754]

Definitely 👏👏👏

[@tatts_with_traps]

People got to remember AJ brought heavy weight boxing back to Britain he’s a good fighter he just come up against a really good boxer but I still feel pre Ruiz AJ should of beaten uysic ( I know that’s spelt wrong) he just lost something that night shame as he gets so mush shit no matter what he does he’s made a lot of money I think there’s no shame in him walking away there’s only more losers for AJ out there everybody wonts a go on him now he’s broken

[@Jboxing1]

Who’s here after AJ got knocked out from Dubois

[@keegan773]

I expect he’s still got a few Bob in the bank.💷💷💷💷💷

[@thejoaquindead146]

The Amir Khan of the heavyweight division

[@hotstepper887]

Khan could box. He can't

[@thejoaquindead146]

@@hotstepper887 AJ can box, he’s better then most of the division but he’s under all the champs

[@rebelrog]

He was undefeated when he was a hungry nobody with a dream. Money and fame changed him.

[@fesoworld2334]

I dont see a fall here, JOSHUA IS A CHAMP.

[@terrymccan5891]

I see someone who is fake, has been manufactured by Hearn and is a bad loser...and he does that a lot lately and before you say that was against P4P champ, he also lost to a fat Mexican

[@animalmotherdk2649]

True but its not about that. He got hyped up so much that when people saw him fall they where like he is not that hyped up boxer everyone was talking about.

[@Lee-ye3ev]

Champions have belts, where's AJ's?

[@marvinschannel5391]

I’m a AJ fan diehard fan I saw him live last year! I’m inspired by his career and his boxing abilities it’s crazy how far he has come in life! Obviously his last two his losses is upsetting but it’s boxing… I blame two things his recent gunshy hands and his team.. AJ needs a new camp and team and he needs to change his GAME entirely! I thought he was going beat Usyk (in both fights if he AJ got the rematch if he won the first fight) and I think the theories with the Andy Ruiz making AJ so scared of getting knocked down or letting his hands go.. I think there is some truth in that but it’s mainly his team and AJ mindset.. AJ can come back and redeeming himself and can become 3 X heavyweight world champion again! You can say I’m delusional or just say I’m a blinded fan boy.. but Anthony Joshua just really needs to believe himself more I think he just need get some warmup fights and get his confidences back! He has done so much for British boxing and entertainment! After the rematch between AJ and Usyk it was a close fight it was pretty much the same as the last one just slightly more improvement from AJ and Usyk but AJ team let him down again.. yes AJ got upset but I sympathise with him he was frustrated sad angry annoyed just so many emotions and I respect Eddie Hearn for the emotional inspirational speech about him! Great video by the way boxing Starz!

[@bilbobaggins7340]

AJ is an arrogant pig - behaved terribly with his losses and he is a racist - telling people not to buy from white businesses...i hate him !

[@holliswilliams8426]

I watched the fight and AJ wasn't even moving, just a big punching bag for Usyk. Not saying his career is over but he needs something big to revitalise it and needs proper coaches who are honest to him, tell him his strengths and weaknesses, best approach to fights etc.

[@spthecreator.1936]

Why would wilder's team offered Aj that 80mil when wilder wasnt making anything close to 10 mil at the time

[@jahaudking4980]

All of these critics would be put to sleep going man to man with AJ. This reality is too stark to ignore. Unless you're a "fan".

[@Prayfordha]

Femi 🥺🥺

[@mariumrajah]

AJ Still an excellent boxer

[@jeffreynapisa122]

I was all for Fury in the beginning, but AJ to me is the best representative for the heavyweight division by far.

[@wppdendoor1948]

It appears joshua may be heading down the same road as Broner as far as fight path. since he lost the perfect record, his movement and I.Q seem to have diminished. Floyd told him at i think it was 11-0 to come learn some defence.

[@asiam1528]

AJ never fall, he just lost some fights which all boxers doin their career 😑

[@Mind-gt3xg]

Fall? Lol. Multimillionaire, young and healthy. I want to fall too.

[@erinmeggik391]

Lennox Lewis:"He doesn't sting like a bee, he stings like a wasp." 😂

[@markmorris7123]

Ryiz, Matin, Povetkin, Klitschko, Whyte, Pulev, Brasile, Takem, Parker, Wallin,..Thats ten top ten wins..More than Wilder, Fury, Parker and Zheng combine..Put some respect on this mans name..And make sure you do a "rise and fall and rise again video".

[@boxinghogg2843]

AJ never fell losing fights doesn't make u fall. Retiring broke, unhealthy,without a big fight ect. That's a huge fall.

[@31-December]

The guy at 32:19, has he ever been in the ring? Let boxers talk

[@lifeofmaylanyanga2663]

From these highlights, AJ is terribly hittable and he doesn't want that Wilder fight. If they fight AJ is getting knocked out

[@memento5113]

"What do you mean? AJ has the best resume in boxing!" - Eddie Hearn probably

[@holliswilliams8426]

I mean....who has Fury beaten apart from old Klitschko and Wilder who is powerful but has zero boxing skill. AJ has beaten Parker, Ruiz etc, that's the facts, Fury says he could beat those guys but he doesn't do it, he just talks and then fights bums.

[@apuppynamedoz]

i think hes finished personally

[@kingdaleclarke]

Me too. He's lost three times now professionally,twice in a row in his last two fights. He fights about once a year so it's not much of a career anyway and the way he acted after that last fight I don't know how he can come back from that..who's he going to fight next? if it's some bum no one will be interested. There's one guy I think AJ could beat in a difficult fight and that's Dubois..if he fights him and beats him AJ is still in the game but he will never beat the Usyk or Fury's of the world or Joyce for that matter

[@MrSupermario21]

@@kingdaleclarke lol holyfield has 10 losses, mike tyson lost 6 times ali lost 5 times these are all great boxers who all dominated the HW division at some point infact holyfield lost twice to bowe and tyson lost twice to holyfield so how can AJ be done lol furthermore hes still getting paid your just some loser behind a screen in his mind lol

[@kingdaleclarke]

@@MrSupermario21 True but like you said they dominated the division at the time ..AJ isn't dominating anything..he's just a physical fit heavyweight who's okay but nothing special,no great speed , not the biggest puncher or the best chin

[@kingdaleclarke]

@@MrSupermario21 about getting paid I don't care about that , I'm talking boxing and just being honest about where AJ stands

[@MrSupermario21]

@@kingdaleclarke lol he held unified the division and held onto them belts for a while g you got man like buster douglas who won the belts lost his first and only defence thats a fake champion

[@ghugha9610]

He hasn't fallen yet

[@Prayfordha]

🥺🥺🥺

[@MyCold1]

He needs to get rid of the yes men. he needs to also stop the weights and do boxing training, he admits he's not a 12 round fighter which is madness