'BEN DAVISON IS THE ONE TO BLAME FOR ANTHONY JOSHUA'S DEFEAT!'~ SHOWBIZZ THE ADULT 😳😱 ⚡️

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[@ade3628]

Shane McGuigan was listening to Ben in the corner at the end of round 4, he said what is Ben doing and predicted exactly what would happen

[@antoniomatthews4459]

That's Fury's homeboy. But if Joshua stuck with boxing, like he should have, the Brits would call him gunshy. Look how they acted when he took long to KO Helenius. For some reason Joshua cares what the Brits say about him. People pleaser.

[@Houston123ABC]

Pleasing people got him > 100M.

[@brianhanes5413]

Yep, he should have stuck to fundamentals. James had a practical but less flashy style. I knew he looked better. Ben had something that was nice looking but didn't make sense for Joshua.

[@boxtradums0073]

Because he is British and so is the majority of his fanbase you muppet

[@iniekemufford3328]

This is so true. Sad

[@InMotion-p1p]

AJ vs Dubois was in Wembley stadium. 90 thousand attendance. Many AJ fans. But now many new Dubois fans

[@OguejiDavid-ey4cw]

If we are to blame his coach , then joshua lacks boxing sense, does it mean AJ must wait for his coach to tell him to defend himself.😂😂😂😂😂

[@iniekemufford3328]

That's a stupid argument. That's why the name is called coach. Teach How to do things. That's what his paid for to think of all and everything to prepare and protect his fighter.

[@samchs222]

Like the other guy said, AJ is malleable. He could be sculpted into.mkney making machine and he is known to looking into his corner on how to handle situations mid fight

[@uberdriver5711]

Aj listens to his coach. Derrick told him when to strike and what to look for on aj first knockout with Derrick. It happened

[@AlexanderStHill]

@@uberdriver5711in other words Joshua is a low IQ dope

[@InMotion-p1p]

Dubois has been under estimated. He lost a close fight with Usyk. Won vs Miller and Hrgovic then AJ. Dubois defended his Ibf belt. And in uk boxing media, Dubois wants the AJ rematch

[@Glovesareofsweetscience]

I have always said that Shane McGuigan it's one of the best coaches in England that should be Anthony Joshua's next pit stop

[@SuperheroJunior]

Floyd Mayweather Jr told Anthony Joshua back in 2017 that he needed to work on his defensive 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@joshd171294]

He did and then neglected it again. No coincidence that all of his best performances have been when he’s come in lighter and not this top heavy guy with no mobility

[@samuelakiwumi2988]

@@joshd171294exactly

[@Percival1919]

@@joshd171294 I keep thinking this too... but I think AJ has this thing about be big and muscular! You would of thought after chubby Ruiz beat him, he'd change that mindset.

[@joshd171294]

@@Percival1919 yeah the problem was after Usyk 1 everyone said he needed to go back to being this big unit and he listened to them. His size that fight wasn’t the issue at all it was a couple of technical things he was doing. Holding his hands midway up his head that’s gonna limit your movement a lot which is why Usyk kept pivoting round him so easily

[@Ultizer]

@@joshd171294 Usyk doesn't hit as soft as people think. Going in and being the big man would have got AJ knocked out like Dubois and hell even Fury almost got KO'd. AJ was rocked by Usyk multiple times in the first fight and he was trying to be careful and turn it into a boxing match.

[@shaunacole1]

Protect yourself at all times... basics.

[@taurbaby]

Wasn't the boxing media praising Ben Davison for turning AJ into a more aggressive fighter in the last few fights....?

[@floodwaters8887]

Yea against 4 straight bums… Wallin isn’t bad but Franklin, Helenius and Ngannou…

[@8swerve]

Exactly. Horses for Courses.

[@Aggyoko]

@@floodwaters8887Ben didn’t train AJ for Franklin and Helenius

[@InMotion-p1p]

Derrick James trained AJ for Franklin, Helenuis and Wallin. That was after Garcia trained AJ for the 2nd Usyk fight. Davidson trained AJ for Francis Ngannou and Dubois

[@M.E63]

Yep new AJ that’s never looked this good, will knock usyk out and everyone else. Thing I noticed was start of round 5 Turki done cut throat gesture, don’t know what he meant by that

[@MarvinBecker93]

Immediately after the fight i thought that Ben has to take the full responsibility for that shocking loss. He didnt even adjust tha defense after the first round knockdown...how can u be so blind as a trainer..it's like everyone else saw it but not the own trainer 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@AlexanderStHill]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 good one

[@darraghkane18]

Ben Davidsons advice in the corner was awful. Shane McGuigan was commentating and he said that the advice sounded dangerous. AJ needed to recoup regroup.

[@saintdon4461.]

Shane McGuigan having to correct Ben davis' advice to Anthony Joshua was a embarrassment to Ben Davies.

[@WhiteyMcCrackerson]

@@saintdon4461. that entire fight was an embarrassment.. and this is coming from a guy who almost put $50 on aj. So glad I didn’t. I was humbled that fight lol

[@AP-te6mk]

Nah, I'm not really in the business of blaming the trainer when AJ isn't a new fighter. Keeping his damn hands up is basic boxing. He got hit with a huge overhand right that he saw coming and didn't react to appropriately. Ben Davison can't force AJ to do the right thing at the right moment. That said, he should have told AJ to get on his bike, stick, move, and try and recover and weather the storm. Dubois's feet would have slowed down enough in the coming rounds to allow AJ to land some solid offense. He went all in too early imo, but I can't fault his valiance.

[@Metali-tin]

Glad other people picked up on the roll the dice thing. It was said before during and after the fight. I'm not sure that mindset is a confident one. I've always seen that as something you say when it's all you have left. As for the low hands, I never remembered it in the Wallin fight, so that was a good catch. I agree those mistakes wouldn't have been made but those were not good fights to watch. I thin both Showbiz and Kurt were saying the same. Maybe he is too much of a people pleaser and that's why he threw it all out. And that's maybe how we've been overrating AJ. He IS fast learner and he can be very technical but he doesn't always retain what he's learned and doesn't bring it together from different trainers and make his own decisions as he needs them. A good coach would recognise this and let him know what he wants him to keep doing if he stops showing it while he's teaching him other stuff, why wouldn't Ben want him to keep his left hand near his head as he throws a right?

[@ochukoeduvie4531]

Dubious is to blame. Ben Davison and Joshua had a plan. But he got punched in the face

[@HarryHeath-e6z]

Blame AJ because he was way lax and cocky

[@brianhanes5413]

He kept his hands down. It's not that he lost, it's HOW he lost.

[@marvinschannel5391]

Should AJ go back to Derrick James? It’s just questionable the way AJ performed on Saturday and the gameplan he had.. we know AJ can perform better than that and what he is capable of..

[@importantvideos4529]

Ben gave awful advice, but at the same time AJ is a grown man, a former world champion, and he should have the capacity to decide for himself when to take advice vs when to adjust. AJ has never been great at making adjustments on the fly, and that blame falls at his feet and no one elses. Just like the Fury fanboys tried to blame Furys loss on his corner, these attempts simply try to shoft blame. The fighter is the only one in the ring, and bears the bulk of the blame.

[@brianhanes5413]

That's why he isn't elite. He can't adjust.

[@importantvideos4529]

@@brianhanes5413 Agreed

[@themarlawnpodcastnetwork]

You kind of explained why a good coach is important… making it not completely AJ fault… Coaching is the difference between good parents and no parents effecting a person’s future…

[@importantvideos4529]

@themarlawnpodcastnetwork Yes, for a child. A 34 yr old adult cant make an awful life decision, then turn around and blame his parents. Lol. You mean to tell me a former HW champion didnt know he shouldnt have his chin in the air and hands low because of his coach? Come on. Lets not get ridiculous here....

[@themarlawnpodcastnetwork]

@@importantvideos4529 no I mean the Chicago bulls, La lakers, Alabama football, the 90’s patriots… it’s when both groups are functioning at a high level and most times is the difference maker between winning and losing… down playing coaching is like down playing great life advice was my point in my first example…

[@ademolajayeola9846]

The Dubois team must have watched all AJ’s fight with Ben and truly see this limitation as the only option sole advantage they have

[@Rinzler03ny]

Ben Davidson is to blame but AJ who is a veteran a two time world champ should also know when to adjust and learn his opponents. Unless that first knockdown really showed he was hurt and never fully recovered until that final blow to KO'd him.

[@philipdavison3862]

you are so right,he should not need to be told how to hold his hands up,if you want to blame anyone blame the very first coach he had when he started boxing,not ben davidson.

[@samchs222]

AJ dies not have his own mind. People have always said he is faking and that's kinda true. Give him a good coach, he is good, give him a bad coach he is not so good

[@elderyashah]

Who is in Davison's ear? That's the real culprit

[@snook377]

Exactly! There’s a lot of corruption in boxing

[@amac7834]

Nah, you giving him too much credit. Dude sux. Plain and simple😂

[@olarenwajufalusi4979]

I agree with ShiwBizz and my counter punch is that DD got a stich on his eye and a KO on AJ...dat is dangerous as well. I saw a tear and it felt like boxing...❤

[@StevenMorris-s4u]

People need to admit to themselves Joshua's a spent force,time to wake up

[@davidgraham6434]

Have any of you AJ fan boy's, ever considered, perhaps AJ was never as good as you thought, many of us knew, soon as Daniel touches him on the chin, he was going to fall to pieces, when was the last time AJ fought a real puncher like Duboir, Klitschko probably, who was at the end of his career, does a former olympic gold medalist and world champion, really need a trainer, to tell him to keep his hands up, you people are hilarious

[@liammbiscwit]

People like you are just as bad, you're no different from the fan boys. Just the opposite side of the same coin, AJ was clearly as good as his rep and that fight proved he had a better chin than you claim because he should have been out sooner with that guard and being hurt from the start so you're just making things up. Just having his left arm up would change that whole ending let alone the whole fight if it was up from the beginning. P.s AJ still has the second best resume regardless so you're hating just to hate

[@The_Final_Boss_Luka_Mora]

@@liammbiscwit Andy ruiz already destroyed AJ, if aj was as good as his rep he wouldn't have got stopped inside 7 rounds by a bum like Ruiz, who Miller dealt with better than aj. He also wouldn't have been knocked out cold inside 5 rounds. The guy has a glass jaw, he's the heavyweight version of amir khan, pure hype no substance but at least khan actually fought elite fighters

[@liammbiscwit]

@@The_Final_Boss_Luka_Mora ooof, you're bringing up different scenarios. I thought you were actually a thinker for a second. Sad, Ruiz hit 1 good shot and struggled to finish off an AJ that couldn't stand straight or even look straight. Go ahead though, compare apples to oranges to fit your narrative. Not to mention, if he had a glass jaw he'd have been knocked out cold many times and would have been stopped sooner by DD because Ajs defence was no where. Not to mention you bringing up "elite fighters" Aj could have a better resume but its ironic when it's still like second best in the division overall

[@davidgraham6434]

@@liammbiscwit ha ha, not the old resume one, reading straight from Eddie's script

[@The_Final_Boss_Luka_Mora]

@@liammbiscwit Lol it's not different scenarios. Why are you saying andy hit him wiith one good shot as if it was an accident? He was bullied and knocked down 4 times before retreating to the corner to quit standing up on his feet. If AJ didn't quit he would have got knocked out cold by Andy Ruiz who has never ever knocked out anybody beyond journeyman level. The reason he hasn't been knocked out more times is because he's avoided young big punchers, and avoided undefeated hungry fighters What elite fighters in their prime did AJ ever fight? The only elite guy he fought in their prime was usyk who beat him so easy. Then he fought a prime world level fighter in Danny and Danny beat him so easy His resume is carefully manufactured to trick casuals into believing he is something he is not. It's filled with old men and lames who couldn't fight their way out of a paper bag. Guys like Charles Martin, Breazelle, Molina, Dillian Whyte, Takam, Franklin, Helenius, Pulev, Wallin and Ngannou absolute joke of a resume

[@boxtradums0073]

Joshua fanboys looking to blame someone else 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 utterly shameless behaviour

[@Zill-cool1000]

Absolutely agreed with you.

[@winstonsmith8240]

A good trainer would have told AJ, as he went out for round 5, to do the opposite! "Keep your guard up an stay out of trouble for a few rounds until you get your legs back."

[@Dogpoofairy5217]

Kurt Now you can see why Tyson sack Ben Davies.

[@WhiteyMcCrackerson]

It was also partly because sugar hill’s style suits fury at this age now. His mobility isn’t what it was when he fought Wlad, so now he’s using different techniques to be effective. Also, it’s good to learn multiple styles. It gives you more tools to work with. Ben was good, but i don’t think he’s great

[@robb7615]

Ben Davison fault WOW come off it AJ not fought anyone of dubious class in around 7 years he was a paper champ and anyone that gave him a close fight never got a rematch Parker never got a second shot Ruiz never got a second shot Whyte never got a second shot and trying to make a case because he beat hellanius cos he was juiced up ain’t gonna cut it. AJ finally been caught out and it’s took a while to show he’s not as elite as his record shows. I can’t see him beating zhang Parker fury dubious so what we will see is a money fight with Wilder and the pundits trying to convince us he’s back if he wins

[@rascalmatt6713]

I've always thought Ben Davis was a "Con Man". He has the gift of gab and sounds good and that's about it. WHO has he had that has had legitimate success under his tutelage ? Didn't Josh Taylor get worse under him ? Fury got rid of him/forced him out.... AJ looks amateurish under him. Who has he brought up that has been a winner ? All that said, everyone keeps giving AJ a pass because of all these made up reasons to take the blame away from HIM. He needs to own up to his fighting prowess or just retire for good.

[@ChassyT25]

Showbizz is a clown and AJ should have the experience to beat DD no excuses

[@23lnp]

100% agree

[@thanevakarian9762]

AJ didn’t even do that good against Franklin but if he did it was certainly from the 24 rounds he did with his Father Usyk right before that fight more than anything or anyone else 😂

[@michaelbassey1993]

Yes, its all Ben. Nothing to do with AJ at all……cos Ben is the one with a subpar chin…Ben is the one who takes 200 years to recover once tagged with a hard shot….and when he looked this same way against Ruiz 1 and Usyk 1 (final round), it was all Ben….and cos Franklin whom AJ looked cute against is a fast, aggressive hard-hitting swarmer like Dubois….its all Ben……smh what a load of nonsense!

[@criminal-tc]

Its only been a few days lol they are coping hard on this one. They really thought he was back by beating a wrestler lmao 😂

[@PeterMorris-b7h]

It’s AJs fault he has no ambition or drive cause he’s mentally weak.The only fight he impressed me with was against an aging Klitschko .It’s been downhill since then.Hes made his money and he’s not hungry anymore.End of story.

[@dejay9404]

Get a real trainer AJ FFS😡

[@macweed3358]

Davidson is a fitness trainer the man know's very little about boxing

[@Vincent_N89]

I think that's what it is. He did an incredible job in getting Fury back into shape, but that's probably where his strengths are best suited

[@Gixer-q3u]

You talk out your ass 😂😂

[@adebayoadedeji4066]

I blame Joshua. He is more of a celebrity and cares too much about public opinion. He likely dumped Derrick James because many pundits said he was too defensive and had become hesitant to throw punches. He has hopped around four to five coaches since 2021.

[@Stewart-yp7pq]

Gman Boxing also have an interesting audio clip about the instructions Ben was giving during the fight.

[@jjsavior]

I keep saying and it's something I've been wondering about since BEFORE the Andy Ruiz fight. I don't think it's the trainers fault. I think the problem is with Joshua himself. People who pay attention to behind the scenes all heard the rumors before the Ruiz fight. I think whatever happened during that training resulted in a medical diagnosis that wasn't favorable. People forget these fighters are people. But,There is big business behind Anthony Joshua and people don't want to give up that type of money, and I'm not just talking about AJ himself. Both fights where AJ got knocked out, if you watch the ring walks, in both of those fights he looks VERY NERVOUS coming out to the ring. It also explains his timidness in all of his fights since the Ruiz fight. He is timid because he truly is scared of what might happen if he gets hit. No trainer, Ben Davidson Included, is going to be able to help him with that. This is not the movies. The problem is with Joshua Himself. Either mentally, or I believe it's physically. Personally at 35, whatever it is, I just don't see him recovering because he is going to be too timid to do what needs to be done. And Guys like Dubois will continue to try to make a name for themselves off of beating him. Without Joshua, boxing right now has a void, and there will be numerous guys trying unsuccessfully to fill that void. Let's be real there were only two real cash cows in boxing. Guys who consistently bring in big numbers no matter whom they fight. That's AJ and Canelo and they are both on their way out. On a side note, the style AJ fights, he's too slow to fight that style. He's taller than Dubois. But if you watch the fight, he actually fights and looks like he is shorter than Dubois. It's actually not a bad fighting stance. But he's too slow to pull it off properly. He's tall and he should be fighting tall.

[@MPLN17]

DDD came with that marginal speed and...not power but proactive speed

[@pauljosephbuggle3722]

Ben Davison comes out of this badly. The muscle memory just wasn't right.

[@terrellnesbitt8835]

Too much analyzing, AJ got caught in the 1st round and never recovered. He misread the distance between him and Dubois and got caught at the end of a strong punch. This isn’t rocket science….

[@patricktobin7033]

There’s no secret why AJ got beaten. He wasn’t given time to adjust to DDs attacking speed. In the past nobody came at AJ full on which gave him time to control the fight.🤔👌😎

[@paulkirby2761]

It's ironic then that it was defensive flaws that was main reason for him getting rid of Rob McCracken

[@chetperry3384]

AJ had been knocked down 3 times by that point. His equilibrium was clearly off. From the beginning, AJ just didn't seem right that night

[@clementitalume564]

Joshua is a funny guy. How would a fighter care about what the public have to say.

[@Birmingham_racing]

They pay his bills

[@clementitalume564]

@@Birmingham_racing we know that. I mean care about them to the extent that it affects your mentality and put too much pressure on him to perform. I notice he is always concerned with what the nay sayers have to say. He should be able to filter it out.

[@The_Final_Boss_Luka_Mora]

@@clementitalume564 mentally weak just like Robert Garcia said after he finished wasting his time trying to train aj

[@Percival1919]

That ain't Ben's fault its AJs fault! Doing that should be in AJ's muscle memory

[@Sentz89]

This just tells me if Parker had went in there and the ref let him brawl, like how refs protect Aj, he would’ve had another belt. 2024 has been a hell of a year

[@Dogpoofariy2517]

Ben Davison out of his League Joshua's was caught between styles.

[@WhiteyMcCrackerson]

Truth… there isn’t a trainer alive that teaches you to put your hands down by your side when exchanging punches. I like aj, but he looked like an amateur in there. What the hell was he doing?

[@brianhanes5413]

Yes but AJ is a fool for not being able to adapt on his own.

[@Dogpoofariy2517]

@@brianhanes5413 they're both fools.

[@greysson2933]

It's actually an interesting point, I just rewatched some clips from Franklin/Helenius vs later fights and true enough, he was much better at holding his guard in those two fights, and also reacted better to when he was hit in terms of holding up a high, tight guard vs putting his arms out and in front of him. I think that another issue AJ had with his hands low isn't necessarily the lack of defence it gave him, I think it messed up his offence (which in turn hands the initiative to the other fella). AJ's hands were basically on his chest whereas Dubois kept his arms up higher, more out in front and wide to the sides. It was almost like when AJ was trying to throw his shots that Dubois' defensive posture made it difficult to get through as he had to bypass while coming from below, whereas if he'd had his hands higher than it may have been easier/felt more natural to just punch around or through. Hard to write effectively but I noticed it through the fight, and also noticed that the right hands AJ had success with in in rd5 came when his right hand started from higher up.

[@AlexinOslo]

AJ punched out a long time ago. He's like Fury: too rich and no longer hungry.

[@garytoussaint-u5t]

Don't even go there because of having to praise Dubois head trainer. It could have been the moment that brought the little boy fighting in the ring that night but not the boxer that he is suppose to be. I would like you to emphasize on how AJ was toying with his jabs hoping that Dubois would bite or react to those half jabs or three quarter jabs for the opponent to react on so that the hammer can nail their opponents which Dubois didn't react to but pushed AJ back with his own jabs that changed everything. It wasn't Ben Davison who told AJ to keep his hands the manner that he did, it was no respect for Dubois that made him fought the way that he did due to thinking that he had more experience that his opponent Dubois. If you look at the manner that AJ pull out from confrontation in the first round when he went down, it was from bad habit fighting shorter guys in the beginning of his career who couldn't reach him but Dubois is almost as tall as him and his reach got to him so quick that he wasn't expecting it, from that point one, AJ was relying on one punch to finish the fight which he attempted so many uppercuts that Dubois was looking out for because of any of them was a knock out blow just the same way that he was able to hurt Klitschko but the Dubois corner was anticipating that punch because we could hear the sound of that blow so many times and that uppercut was the weapon was so instrumental in getting Klitschko out of there that he lost his head in the Dubois fight in attempting it too far away which there is a proper distance for each punch in boxing which demonstrated that Joshua to be a body builder, not a pure boxer which is fare to say that he made a reputation in beating up shorter opponents and some tall inexperience fighter. I would give Miller an edge over AJ for having better boxing skills than AJ which Miller could have defeated AJ in nineteen hadn't he got caught for trying to boost his stamina since that was his major problem in the ring for a guy as big as he is. I wouldn't put the blame on Davison but a well prepared Dubois from his trainer.

[@Mik3aglin]

Yeap agreed. He threw everything Derrick taugth him. I was flabergasted and dissapointed on joshua

[@JaneNoordpool]

His biggest YES MEN!!!

[@russellnewton6660]

Joshua followed Bens instructions going into the fifth exactly as instructed, then POW ! Terrible tactics, Joshua is better than that. There’s no doubt about it Joshua does like specific instructions, a paint by numbers kind of guy.

[@josephfolorunsho6117]

Guys is Joshua a baby boxer that you are blaming his trainer?if a fight is not going the way it was planned,can't you change style to suit the new circumstance as an experienced boxer

[@brianhanes5413]

He's low IQ I guess

[@KamalTiwari82]

I dont know why, I cant help but to think that it looks like AJ gave the fight to Dubois. He didnt look like himself. He wasnt fighting properly it just looked like he was like jelly slipping and falling around in the ring.

[@ibecollins6289]

If you are looking for someone to blame....yes he's right, it's glaringly obvious AJ wasn't up against an MMA fighter. DD is an explosive fighting man, your guards must be up at all times.

[@erniemathews8130]

AJ SHOULD know better. But ponder this, after his first loss to Usyk he was asked what the fight plan was, he said ask his team. Add to that AJ didn’t feel the need to watch any of Usyk’s previous fights to prepare himself for the first fight. It’s either arrogance, or stupidity🤷🏻‍♂️

[@jamedward6050]

Bed Davidson and Derrick James should train aj together as a team so he has the power and defence

[@jackredking]

Definitely something wrong with his training. He did so many things wrong

[@clementitalume564]

His hands were too low for sure. You can’t do that against a power puncher unless you have a good judgment of distance.

[@brianhanes5413]

And quick reflexes which Josh doesn't

[@clementitalume564]

@@brianhanes5413 absolutely

[@grimmreaper9402]

Dubois Sr had Aj's woodoo doll in needles like a hedgehog, blame him😂

[@Martin-lv1xw]

This proves that AJ is not and has never been an elite fighter. He was the one fighting, and he should've known better how to defend himself. He is not a damn robot waiting to be switched. That is the difference between AJ and elite boxers like Fury, USYK, and Crawford.

[@chrismickey4298]

It not Ben.Anthony is wa warrior but he has trouble physically unable to cooperate from head shots.That is something no matter how much heart or physical training that cannot be fixed.Everybody’s body is different.

[@AlexanderStHill]

Joshua’s face did a great job on DDD s fists

[@davidjames1646]

Showbiz was actually right

[@TJ69Gaming]

100% agree with showbizz, Ben also said he will take responsibility for Joshua’s loss, Derrick James style might of been better for Dubois, Joshua completely abandoned defence for the first round and got caught slipping and couldn’t recover Joshua can’t recover that quick so if he gets caught early it’s going to be a bad night for him, people talk about AJ IQ so he should of recognised he needed the left hand high like he has in other fights I think he could of been over confident for this fight and just wanted to land big forgetting defence thinking he only needed to land one big shot

[@Ultizer]

No trainer would save AJ. Dubois was prowling around the ring like a caged tiger waiting for AJ. His jab and footwork was on point and AJ can't deal with a younger stronger fighter. He likes fighting pillow punchers like Wallin and 40 year old washed fighters like Klitschko, Pulev, Povetkin.

[@MPLN17]

Yep, he said it..roll the dice..cant chance like that. DJ was at least in the detail hands on not just high level.

[@agnikaineverdies7646]

Aj was always gonna beat Wallin and N’gannou easily regardless of what trainer he had. People saw AJ’s performance against Wallin and N’gannou and attributed it to Davison when it was careful matchmaking

[@sarahX..]

Davison said the right thing "roll the dice" AJ was shot to bits about to be KO`d so at least this way AJ went out on his shield swinging. Other than that AJ already looked beat during the ring walk. Watch his eyes looking worried and also at least once starring at the ground. That`s never a good sign and was the complete opposite of Dubois who entered looking more like a confident prime M Tyson.

[@Insert.anger50]

Robert halenius was on roids so he could pull off the big dive against Wilder

[@TJ69Gaming]

I said it Joshua’s defence wasn’t there that night

[@23lnp]

Cant blame ben for aj’s wrong doing. When you adapt to different coaches, you pick up all the skills every coach has ever taught you. Aj just isnt and wasnt that good to begin with and lots of us brits have been saying it since aj turned pro 11 years ago !

[@Makle84]

DDD is to blame.

[@spthecreator.1936]

Well showbiz has a point but Aj needs to correct him self as the fight was going on

[@spthecreator.1936]

People like kos and that's it n Aj gave them kos but when he gets kos then that's something else. Dubois should have never beaten him, no matter how we love that dubois is now a champ and worked his butt off

[@spthecreator.1936]

Wow wow don't blame the damn trainer. He told Aj to be smart plus it's Ajs fault he got caught wtf. We love Aj but when you are wrong you are wrong

[@itatbudha]

This is so correct . I've been studying Usik ; i noticed his defense. ,His arms are constantly pointing upwards making a 90 to 45 degree corner protecting his left side and letting the fast jab do the work based on speed and left right movement of the body but always holding his arms high; Same goes for Deontay he leaves his defensive arms to low . Apart from defensive mistakes AJ lacked power en stamina As if he had a spliff or a rough night full of sex the night before

[@Isaac_blingz]

Kurt u really look like show bizz

[@C.A.G.777]

AJ is over guys. Ben Davison destroyed him.

[@bobgarrett7134]

Floyd Mayweather had a good technical coaching. His father and uncle. But his father was better defensively. Floyd got hit so much by Miguel Cotto, getting popped with solid jabs and catching many shots. He ate humble pie and rehired him, "Dad I need you back in camp" We've heard Floyd talk about this in interviews. If you haven't boxed you don't have an eye for defense. Ali got hit tons. Did Angelo Dundee ever box? NO. Wladimir Klitschko got hit tons. He needed Manny Steward. "Manny you must train me. I'll break your door down" ... Bad coaching will kill you. No doubt.

[@TOPBOYish]

It would make no difference as Dubois was too good !

[@SonJohn-q4f]

I disagree with dis guy.AJ s the one to blame. Not ben

[@criminal-tc]

Yeah ben told him to go out and fight like a big stiff bodybuilder lmao 😂

[@awfpunisher]

Um yea, lets blame Dubois for smashing him into oblivion within the first minutes of the fight.

[@brianhanes5413]

Joshua should have still kept his hands up

[@M.E63]

Fighting 2 different boxers so you can’t compare that

[@NoName-eq5oy]

lol its not bens fault if joshua fights with his hands by his waist.

[@Birmingham_racing]

Joshua fought to perfection previous 2 fights but don't know what happened here

[@Decocotv]

Serns the fight was rigged

[@getoutofmygym]

A young hungry fighter who can punch that's what happened.

[@The_Final_Boss_Luka_Mora]

fought the exact same way as the previous 2 fights, difference is he wasn't fighting a pillow fisted bum or mma wrestler but an actual high level young fighter with pop in both hands

[@kayodeakano9758]

The observation is correct but its basic boxing lesson to guide against a counter...if Joshua was throwing an over hand right or straight instead of the uppercut, he would have caught Dubois and the outcome would have been very different as what we would be talking about is that he won by ko but was beaten by Dubois for 4 rounds straight

[@johnhue8933]

It looked like Joshua was protecting his chest and not his chin but that is not rocket science and Joshua should know better and not be reliant on Ben Davidson to get that right. But the fact Joshua was doing that is something Ben Davidson should have picked up on and corrected. Joshua's real issue is that he does not recover when tagged and his low hands were setting things up for an accident to happen but even with better defense Dubois would have put him on queer street if he caught him.

[@jpntelevision380]

AJ was not focused, which is sad at that Level

[@melvinevans9981]

Shooooowbiz !! Bars mate

[@oracleelectronica]

I see that instant ben davidson been trash and not a reAl coach

[@mw7833]

I agreed showbiz it's the trainer

[@AlexanderStHill]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 yeh Kurt it’s Furys fault somehow , c’mon man we know you going there 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@umbertox3365]

Really Beautiful

[@memememe2674]

Ben Davies is a Trainer, any top boxer does not need to be told what to do. You have a game plane, you kniw how good you are and how you feel. It AJ, s fault listen g to someone else, just like fury lost to Usyk. Davies not in fury's corner. AJ was at fault, he simply does not have it anymore. He will be sub top 10 but above it's a lottery, AJ at fault no one else.

[@philipdavison3862]

by now with all the fights he has had he should know himself where to put his gloves when throwing punches,you learn these things from a very young age so trying to say this is a trainer now,at 36 years old,that is a stupid thing to say,he has just got into bad habits.

[@markrowlett6921]

Ben Davison is not to blame Joshua was not as good as what people thought he was!

[@christopherstamp5946]

AJ had 0 guard - very weird!

[@-XKHAN-]

Well Showbiz DDD was not just standing there!! Might need a bit more sugar bro!! Joshua wasnt stunned in the 1st round, Joshua was on skates, Joshua was being fully bum rushed!! Mike Tyson style!! Those other guys are not known as killers 😂😂😂

[@jeprodigalson792]

Pretty much. But AJ should learn by now... he has to think on his feet and he's too planted when he's comfortable. Plus that low guard with no footwork is a bad combo... smh. Not sure what AJ was thinking unless losing was part of the plan