Joshua Buatsi - The Future of Boxing (2018 HD HIGHLIGHTS)

Joshua Buatsi is a Ghanaian-born British boxer who competed at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in the light heavyweight division, winning an Olympic Bronze Medal and turning a few heads with his highlight reel knockouts.
He turned professional on 5 June 2017, signing with Matchroom. He is managed by world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua. His record is currently 4 - 0.

[@robjennings9143]

I see him going along way, how he picks his shots is fantastic. He hits like lomachenko, not everything is power. He waits for that moment, is so hard defending against that.

[@MikeGSK]

Exactly. Nothing is rushed, everything is controlled. All his shots are well calculated and precise, he doesn't miss many. Really beats the body up as well. Try's to tear you up and break your will. Classic boxing.

[@tomblackburn5997]

His alias should be: Joshua "The Balance" Buatsi Due to his balance in the ring and his balanced approach to life and his career. He'll go all the way.

[@abelrichards6319]

😱BRU IT LOOK LIKE HE ALMOST BROKE HIS NECK, 2:48 😬 OUCH.

[@immortalportal3701]

yo wat song is this !!!!

[@fightcrowd]

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[@Rockstar-bq5fm]

Buatsi is a great prospect yarde is okay but I think josh has got so much more pedigree and potential than him just my opinion tho!!

[@fightcrowd]

Totally agree, its all well and good Yarde knocking out journeymen, but Buatsi has knockout out multiple olympians in one tournament, theres a vast difference in experience. Also yarde's bodytype doesnt bode well for later rounds, way to much lean muscle which would cause him to slow and and get sloppy in the later rounds due to lactic acid.

[@saucepoisfosse]

FIGHTcrowd true but if yarde can work his cardio at 80% intensity 3-4 times a week his body will adjust to the lactic acid but he gotta eat well tho

[@immortalportal3701]

wats the name of song

[@MikeGSK]

Buatsi is a machine. Total powerhouse and for any young fighters watching.. take note of how well he punishes the body of his opponents. He tears those guys up real good.