"AJ left out to dry, someone should've saved him!" | Frazer Clarke on Anthony Joshua post-fight
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That guy seems like a true friend and not an enabler or a sycophant.
He does….but I wonder about the other people in AJs close circle are the same…his corner was telling him he was ahead which he clearly wasn’t…I’d say there are a few to many Yes men in his inner circle blowing smoke up his ass….not least Hearn. His commentary on the Ukraine situation was embarrassing and hints at a man in such a bubble that he’s really not in a good place mentally and hasn’t been for a long time….the pressure just gets to him.
Facts.
Of course they friends.they both black
@@shaman2762 lol
Great word
Great words from Frazer!! Total respect to him and he’s 100% correct!!
No he aint . Joshua is 32 years old . He acted like a 12 year old bitch
Thats tony bellew
It wasn't just words though, he also hijacked two of Usyk's belts and threw them out of the ring. Absolutely poor sportsmanship. Usyk's entire country is under attack by one of the world's most powerful and threatening countries, being bombed daily, and they're talking about the pressure AJ is under. Ridiculous!
But that's exactly what brand Joshua is all about, always talking in the third person, and win or lose it's always about Joshua in some way.
Not sure the relevance of his country. If he wants to fight his alleged invaders, then he’s no biz partaking in professional boxing match.
@@MayorSom he's pointing out how silly it is to spoil joshua by claiming he's under pressure, when the guy's just a rich man from a wealthy, peaceful country with zero problems in his life, while usyk's country is literally under attack.
I'm aware that most folks have never been through any real hardship, so you, for example, are ignorant of what it's like and are unable to empathize with usyk, but claiming joshua is under pressure while dismissing usyk's situation is just too much ignorance.
Joshua's a spoiled man from a peaceful country who threw a tantrum and wanted attention, that's the accurate description of this situation.
@@theonetypingthis7186 as a ukrainian, you couldn't of said that any better, thank you for understanding the situation me and all other Ukrainain are going through, and understand what Joshua did was disrespectful, спасибо!!
@@theonetypingthis7186 I always love it when people assume that you can't know true hardship if you have money and then claim that money doesn't buy happiness 😊 Pressure/hardsip are relative, a situation you consider unbearable could be heaven on earth to someone else, but it doesn't/shouldn't invalidate your own experiences, by that logic no one should ever complain about anything because there will ALWAYS be people who go through worse things than you do, if not today then in the past ( hunger, fatal diseases, political unrest, wars etc etc)...Now that being said Joshua f*cked up big time
Frazer Clarke spoke like someone who learns from his own lessons in life and that's all we can do. By that, I just mean he sounded wise, honest and measured. Completely agreed with him. Fair play to him for saying it in a respectful way. Great commentary as well. Look forward to seeing him more.
Frazier Clarks commentary was great throughout the entire show. Speaks eloquently, gave great insight into each fight and just overall has a good energy about him. Hope to see him doing more work like this in the future
Hopefully he will focus more on his fighting career but yeah I agree. I really like him, he’s the man AJ should’ve been. Let’s get in support of Frazer for his career. He’s grounded and respectable, a genuine guy.
All he’s good for
Frazer spot on, a real person with facts not yes man nonsense
Yeah he’s a really good pundit. Respect to Frazer Clarke real talk
Fact real talk! Too many yes men in AJs corner, same problem for years, won't change!
Maybe he should have saved himself. He's a grown man, take your own responsibility in life. Real bad sportsmanship. Disgraceful.
Who supposed to hold aj back besides chisora ajs too big.
Big respect to Frazer Clarke here, especially being a mate of AJ's to be so honest, absolutely spot on in that it was Usyk's time - who knows what he might have had planned considering what his country is going through.
I'm not a big AJ fan for a few reasons and thought this was typical of him in some respects, however it was still outlandish and strange to the point that I think he really needs a big reset - I think it could be the best thing for him that he is not expected to be the best anymore, if he sees it correctly.
Imagine the mental state AJ will be in in say 20 years from now. His mental is eating away at him badly
He’s not able for the pressure anymore..he couldn’t deal with it in the MSG or the first Usyk fight…he pretty much admitted that he cracked in the the post fight interview…he needs to accept that he is not the champion anymore now…he will get another shot down the line as belts are vacated and he still is only 32. He said he is big and can’t do what other previous champions could and that’s a strange thing to say considering everyone will now know that he will always start slow like he did again tonight.
Fan or not...typical of aj? Are you confused? Its completely atypical
"not a fan of AJ for multiple reasons" can bet I know one of those reasons.
@@XavierJAlexander Guess my reason 👴
The strangest, most disrespectful thing possible. I knew he was a media guy being told what to say... but this was a shocking moment. Bad bad day for joshua, he has to live with that
Live with what? What did he do that was so bad?
@@DmDaPDm he went full Kanye, you never go full Kanye lol
@@DmDaPDm That was humiliating! Watch that again.
Mm
@@DmDaPDm mate, he went full on road man. After, years going on about being humble. I don’t mind the emotions but this shows him as a fraud and a fake. So I hope that clarifies what he did wrong.
Now I’m English , but could you imagine the field day the English press would’ve had if this was wilder or a foreigner against a British fighter , awful
Or a white brit. The journalists have been bullied by the minorities to not criticise them...
Tbf they’re going after AJ too, quite rightly
Neither Usak nor AJ is British though…..
@@karlosthejackel69 AJ is
@@tomben6180 His perants are Nigerian, he is Nigerian.
He even got a tattoo of Africa on his arm and went to a Nigerian private to emphasise this.
Remember that next time he is demanding blacks stay out of white owned businesses
Throwing belts out the ring… almost fighting a few people…. Ripping the flag off Usyk.. telling him isn’t strong.. dropping F bombs.. oh you got to love it’s one of the all time melt downs
💯
Yeah but he didn’t say anything to bad…. 🤔
It's part of being human. People didnt respect when he was humble. He was gonna get dissed regardless. Cant wait until he smokes Ruiz and Wilder after this. Should habe tossed the belts though but I at least get why.
The Brits and Westerners are dissing AJ more than Ukrainians who at least are more emphatetic. That tells me everything I need to know about envy
@@NoName-eo2mv Oh really ? 😅🤣😂
The disappointment overwhelmed AJ at the end and he wanted to explain. His team should have done more to prevent this happening.
He's a grown man. If he can't control his emotions then that's his problem. It was embarrassing.
@@thewhinjaninja3610 you try to handle your emotions after the pressure of a nation weighing on you and getting punched In the head hundreds of times times by Usyk.
@@dantheman5607 he doesn't have too, he isn't a professional sponsored athlete. Plus Joshua was the one fighting dirty, hitting on the back of the head etc. Joshua is a disgrace
@@dantheman5607 people who dislike Joshua will always find a reason to dislike Joshua. He admitted it wasn't great what he did but at the end of the day the people who hate on him for being a "stiff media trained robot" will be the same people who hate on him for showing his emotion.
@@thewhinjaninja3610 so easy to type from your armchair isn't it😂
No excuses, AJ showed his true colours. Went back in the ring stood in Usyks face screaming “how did you beat me, you’re not even strong” and then threw two belts out of the ring on to the floor and rant nonsense about himself. Disgrace.
Well aj should fight Tyson fury.
Don’t want to see him. In the. Ring again disgusting
@@boshirahmed Tyson doesn’t need to fight someone who has lost 3 out of his last 5 fights. Tysons on another level to AJ right now.
@@colinrichardson7224 Tyson is a business man, they all are. It's easy money..money is all that matters.
@@boshirahmed AJ & FURY was the fight alot of ppl wanted to see but not now, AJ's gone too far down the food chain
Anthony "drunk uncle at a wedding" Joshua
😂😂😂
hahaahhahaah
Brilliant 😂😂🤣🤣
lmao
People never give AJ enough credit u m You would never do what AJ does get up every morning training his arse of then get in the ring and fight
Wasn't just words, he tried to destroy the belts which didnt belong to him, then went backstage and threatened to beat up a random old man who told him to keep it professional. Then broke down and cried in the post presser to act like a victim
Don't try and blame others for not trying to protect AJ when' he's been protected his entire career
Yeah he really did pull that manufactured victimhood card BLM style...
Destroy hahahahaha calm down Mordor and STFU you cant destroy them.
Nail on the head!
I didn't see any video where he tried to destroy the belts. I saw him chuck them out of the ring. Not exactly an attempt at destruction.
That old man was a ref that simply shouted keep it professional
Thank you Frazier for saying what many were thinking last night. Joshua made it about himself. That was disrespectful to both Usyk and his team😒
The fact is that AJ will now always be known as the guy who couldn’t handle losing
Losing to double cheese Ruiz and the milkybar Kid Usyk has ruined AJ's self image and world view on his self proclaimed "superior" status.
No. This is the first time he’s been real n honest. AJ was always so fake in public. Garcia telling AJ he won the round after every round led to false expectations at decision time. All boxers hate to lose. Anyone being gracious in defeat is usually acting fake.
@@d3vp131 Your last sentence is strange. You can hate to lose while being gracious in defeat. Doesn't make you fake
I bet he regrets not fighting wilder now
@@gjfkhvjzjsxbq I doubt it. At least he didn't get hurt which would definitely happen if he fought wilder
Respect 👏🏽 Frazer
Unfortunately this is what happens when u have a bunch of “yes men” bang out of order from AJ his own words r “stay humble in defeat & stay humble in victory” he soon forgot about that didn’t he?? He took the shine away from Usyk. Frazer is bang on well said big man.
Same situation. Being told by his corner “we’re 3-0” after round 3, the one round where things started to swing Usyks way. That was when I knew It’s a repeat fight. Down to the 12th round drunken AJ
I clocked that too, his corner was mugging him
@@frankiephenomanaldelusion. They already had the first fight to teach them AJ is losing unless he goes for the KO. No way did he need 8-9 more rounds to realise that’s the only way.
Maybe if he knew he was 3-0 behind on the rounds, he would've went for the KO more.
@@edntz it's not something we'll know unless there's a 3rd fight and his team get it right. I personally think the same, but god damn. I too would be fuming if my team, the people I trust, are telling me the whole fight I was winning, when I wasn't.
AJ's corner should have told him he was losing on points and to unleash everything in a gamble of power, even if he gassed out and got dropped. He was losing anyway. He should have gone for the KO with everything he had in those last rounds.
I think he was he just couldn't do it
He wasn't able to.. Of course he tried to. Ridiculous comment.
@@damotheman4196 then when he couldn't hebdid the warrior tbing. Threw a tantrum and cried
@@easygrin1127 It wasn't a good look man, that's for sure. Usyk was very understanding.. Imo something has seemed a little off with AJs behaviour since the 1st Ruiz fight.. The lid just blew off last night.
He did but it wasn't enough
It was just weird!
Considering it was a rare celebration during these hard times for Ukraine, AJ could not have picked a worse time to try and make that about himself. Credit to Usyk and how he handled the situation. Total professional and influence on us all 💚🇺🇦
Sometimes men just need a hug
I do feel for him, he probably was down and had the loss deep in his guts for a year, and trained his heart and soul for the redemption, but could not get it, I do feel it definitely breaks a man down. What he did was not right, I’m just saying I understand
And?! Everybody trains 😂
Good balanced view tbf, refreshing to hear some common sense used rather than toxic trolling many use to make themselves feel better somehow
I hear you bro. It's a heartbreaking loss for him, but really dude, it was poor form and just not on.
Ahhhhh bless And the embarrassing speech and throwing the belts, etc etc
Nah he acted like a spoilt brat.
frazer clark has said what everyone is thinking and whispering but no one else prepared to tell it how it really is. well done for being so honest and forthright. frazer is a true friend of AJ.
he talks about those around AJ that should have stepped in and managed the situation, those around AJ are part of the false world that AJ exists in. those around him will always defer to him as he pays their wages and no one wants to be thrown off the gravy train. the end of the fight was as bad an example of unprofessional sportsmanship as we are ever likely to see. AJs sense of entitlement was beyond apprehension, he was out of control emotionally and ruined usyks victory moment. those that see it any other way or that try to make excuses for him are only encouraging him to bury his head in the sand. eddie hearns comments about AJ being a role model (he mentions this regularly) are so rediculous as to warrant ridicule.
Who is a role model @aticus aticus ? The definition had better include Saint who can do no wrong.
@@jayekh5868 eddie hearn frequently refers to KJ being a role model in KJs presence. KJ never refutes this.
@@aticusaticus9138 why do you think he's not a role model?
@@jayekh5868 if you can`t see or understand why, it would be a waste of my time trying to explain it to you. you obviously think his conduct is such that it should be emulated by others.
Also they probably don’t know this side of him. Probably believed the PR trained version was real and had no plan to handle this kind of outburst
I like Eddie but AJ’s promoter and his team need to manage expectations. Toxic positivity is a real thing and the pressure it creates is immense. He cracked under that pressure post-fight as the weight of expectation crushed him.
In reality, he was up against a hall of fame boxer who battered him last time out. His team should’ve fully prepared him for the possibility of losing to a better man; this doesn’t mean you can’t train and go into a fight trying to win.
AJ's a confidence fighter, he needs that kind of over-praising and constant enabling. But his team are actually exploiting him, for example Rob took all the credit for him beating Ruiz in the 2nd fight even though Ruiz beat himself before he got in the ring.
Same thing happened with Floyd Mayweather, they all claim they "had the blueprint" and made him succesful, they had to do that to keep their hands in his pocket so they could keep taking money out of his pocket.
Well said, bro
Very well said
prepare for the possibility of losing? In a heavy weight world championship fight? Really now? do you understand the dynamics of fighting and boxing?
"toxic positivity" well done mate love that term
The real AJ shows up at last
Exactly. Without his media manager, marketing consultant, business manager, promotor, etc to carefully plan everything.
That's what you've been asking for isn't it? Called him too nice or fake humble now he's showing you what you wanted from him and you're surprised
@@skgsinc1833 I'm not sure what the weirder rant is, AJ's or yours.
@@skgsinc1833 bunch of internet low-life. They can't see beyond their narrow-minded and envious little views...
He's just a man and cracked on stage. Web 2.0 will not forgive. The opportunity is too good not to grab.
@@stup4501 guess you're just not that intelligent
Way too many excuses being made for AJ.
He is a disgrace.
his fan boys are out in force in the comment sections. pathetic
Yes. He's a complete disgrace. I'm happy he behaved like this so more folk can see. His fan boys will try and squirm him out of it though.
@@bigceazer yet pros like Usyk and Bradley arent dismissing him. That shows who the real haters are. Other pros who can actually relate understand it was a poor decision but a human moment. Usyk still said he respects AJ so let that be enough.
@@brianhanes5413 you know why everyone is turning on AJ💯
@@brianhanes5413 interesting, so that means I can excuse everything I did as a "human moment"
Fantastic comments from FC.. spot on and class act!
Frazer is the first British pundit I've heard have a reasonable take on this.
Do you think Carl told him about fighting in front of 70,000 people while they were sitting there?
@@powertrioagency5795 I reckon Carl Froch whispered it in his ear once or twice 😂
I totally agree. If Frazer doesn't make it as a champion then he can always go into this line of work, he did good last night
I agree, Froch does my head in, and how anyone allows Haye to pundit is beyond me. The only good thing about Haye's predictions is that you can conclusively bet on the exact opposite outcome.
He is a grown man who needs to take responsibility for his actions
Why when his pal can blame his white team?
met his match. You could run it back ten times result would not change
What about 11 times lol nah your right
Don't agree. Much much closer this time. They will meet again in the ring I reckon. I give it 3 years. Only in years to come will ppl realise how good these two fights were between them.
@@jm22paris Usyk will retire, hes pushing 36, he doesnt have much time left, maybe a year and he will call it a day
@@marcingrzybowski5588 yea you're probably right but his mission seems to be undisputed and I just don't think usyk fury makes enough cash for either fighter for that to happen soon so he'll have mandatories and be chasing undisputed for a while just like AJ
Anthony joshua went from "ranting" to "throwing belts" to "crying during the press conference" A well deserved Oscar for those mood swings.
In fairness, he was clearly concussed. His team should’ve jumped in
Concussed by his payday for that old nonsense
Probably on roads or some chemical enhancement
@@muckle8 rods?
Roid rage
Sometimes you just can't stop people, no matter how hard you try.
His dad tried calming him down as he was walking out of the ring. But he pushed his hands away. You can see his head of security frustrated in the background if you watch the videos. With AJ having a melt down if anyone on his team would have tried to take the mic away AJ would of made an even bigger spectacle. In this moment AJ wasn't going to let anyone tell him what to do. Unfortunately his team couldn't save him from himself in that moment.
At the moment he was having a mental break down. Sometimes you just have to let these things come out and whoever wants to get offended should get offended. I was not offended. I just saw a man who has bottles his emotions for a decade or more just let it all out at once. What I don’t agree with is the talk of him coming back to fight in November. Eddie is wrong for that one . Why can’t AJ have atleast 6 months to get his mental right before throwing him in there again with all the pressure that comes with it . Not all money is good money.
What is he coming back for? He is done
EH will probably get him an easy fight to give him a fake boost of confidence and then if he fights and loses again he will be even worse off. He doesn't handle defeat well and it doesn't help with him being surrounded by yes men. His behaviour is inexcusable though. If that has been anyone else acting in that manner they have been crucified.
It's not about you. Like Frazier said that was Usyk's moment . No doubt AJ is a great guy but that shouldn't have happened.
@@thekravika5258 you’re done.
And Ukrianians understood this more than most of his countrymen. You know why? Because it isnt about that, most people condemning him are jealous.
Imagine holding AJ back and refusing him to go back and n the emotional state he was in. It would have made him become a lot angrier. His head was gone
Lol whose holding AJ back
If he pulled back from me I’d of slapped AJ silly
@@shsh-hm1hz derek chisora
Derek Shizora
Its unlikely that AJ would beat up his own team and if he did, the team will be due mega bucks for compensation. Stopping him would have been a win/win
I think Joshua had a break down.
Not defending taking Usyks recognition, but he was genuinely a mess. It the pressure of being elite and falling short.
Both boxed well imo
Frazer Clarke keeping it real. Respect for this guy somehow went even up for me! Top guy
Lawrence that chain is bloody ridiculous 😂😂😂 this isn’t the 80s you aren’t MrT 😂😂😂
EA h to their own.
Man said mr t 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
And that disgusting T shirt he was wearing the guy is a bad sausage lol he looked terrible it was cringe
@@choughed3072 yeh I guess so 😂 I’m only messing
@@stayawayfromthewoke3412 mrT was the man when I was a kid 🤣 I agree stay away from the woke
This guy is a true friend, he has the balls to tell you when you are wrong
CHAMPION CHAMPION BLESS U AND YA PPL
Threatening an old man is a disgrace. Who does he think he is?
Such a messed up night, ended with extreme humiliation at the post fight press.
It's called passion AJ clearly loves the sport and was frustrated...
True colours shown
@@xvii7718 it’s called embarrassing
@@fanfeck2844 not at all he loves the sport that much he was disappointed in himself and felt like he deserved the win that's how hungry he was... he even walked out the ring to vent and came back to apologise.. no other fighter would of done that they would keep walking.. plus all that adrenaline and anger in the moment after all we're only human.
@@richas5421 he's human. He was groomed for unification and has been humble for so long. He finally cracled and as Fabio Wardley said he didnt feel he was getting his credit. Usyk and Bradley both said they understand. Usyk said he didnt agree with what he did but Usyk said he still respects him so let it go
Exactly Spot on Frazer
Frazier Clarke is solid man and the kind of associate that every real gentleman needs.
I remember AJ saying no to someone in his corner when he had the microphone, so someone obviously tried to tell him not to. Unless someone came up and physically grabbed the mic, which would have been very emasculating, there was no stopping him.
Imagine loosing then standing up amd start talking about yourself
This what a true friend is like
A true gentleman and humble guy he's definitely a leader from his personal thoughts on the matter
He needed to be stopped! AJ looked impossible to stop! His anger must be with himself because he doesn't know how to utilise that rage in the championship rounds.
This dudes a real friend, standing up for his man AJ, respect ✊🏽
AJ's an absolute Bulb. Never a great. Pushed Prospect and protected species.
Spot on
Very well said - surrounded by people who are about the money and the money only.
Classy from Frazer Clarke. A true friend.
Being a true friend doesn’t make what AJ did any less wrong! AJ has certainly lost a huge number of fans and support, and quite deservedly too!
@@oliverhardy34 I never said it did. Why are you having a go at me for?
I think it’s terrible when people make excuses or try to blame others for someone’s bad behavior.
Good on Frazier for acknowledging how AJ has helped him in the past, even though Frazier had to criticise AJ's actions post-match.
Very well said!
Aj got beaten easily, yet again, he embarrassed himself, his team, and the UK. AJ should be ashamed of himself for his performance!
The best performance of his career isn't an embarrassment, it's not shame to lose to a great and still remain a top 5 heavyweight.
That was one of his best performances of his career why should he be ashamed 😂 just got beaten by the better man
@@williamaustin1013 exactly, losing to a pound for pound great isn't embarrassing. AJ literally tried everything he could it just wasn't enough. Usyk tempo is just to much and has more gears and levels
I'm not as he's not British..
Usyk is more British than him
What is more embarrassing is people pretending to care about mental health and up Fury's ass but are happy to destroy Ajs mental health and mock him.
100% unbelievable his team just left him to act like that
Lol, loved every second of it
As much as he fights like one.. he's not a robot. And they actually did try n stop him but he was unstoppable at that point. He just has to accept what he done. Stop blaming others!
A true friend will always tell you the truth...respect Frazer.
Spot on.
He was at a breaking point so I doubt anyone wanted to try and stop him
AJ doing a Hulk Hogan… stealing someone else’s momentt..
The people around him have been part of the smoke and mirrors that he is this super humble nice guy role model. I’m not surprised they didn’t know what to do when he switched.
Totally agree
I blame Eddie Hearn for cashing in way too early on Joshua and not making Josh do the spade work like usyk did ! Usyk played them all by purposely looking like he was vulnerable against Derek chisora!
Or maybe against Chisora he was climatising to the division and Chisora caught him off guard.
Cashing in?
Usyk was Joshua's mandatory challenger?
What did you expect eddie to do, that was the fight to make
@@MrJamesgunners I talking about AJ been rushed way too soon like a show pony that’s why he will always come up short against season pros like usyk and Fury and Ruiz if Ruiz trained for the second fight !
@@leighhodson5812 he got into boxing late
Hes never gunna be able to compete with the likes of usyk and fury, even if he wasnt rused.
I don't get what you are saying, hes 32 years old, back end of your career, you roll the dice, chase greatness
@@leighhodson5812 excuses
They should of told him he was losing rounds he needed to fall on his sword or ko he was never gonna outbox usyk
Well said
Well said.
Hearn was going to 🛑 it but he had his face in a towel crying 😭🤣😂😂
it was such a disrespectful behavior from AJ ....how can he throw the belt which he not won ...such a shameless act ..if AJ won and thrown the belt ..it would have make sense ...but this is totally unacceptable and rude behavior ...and mostly Eddie is responsible for this outburst...shame AJ
Massive respect for Frazer! He’s absolutely right that it was Uzyk’s moment.
Frazer is a true friend, wish I had a mate like him.
Left out to dry? 😂 Take accountability and quit making excuses for your mate. He exposed himself to the world, fake stay humble robot. 😨
His factory settings went haywire
Lying cokehead is the better champ
@@sacredneutral7304 lolol
They all say they're "mates" with him but truth is he isn't the type of person who has real mates. No one could take that mic off him without being hit
He snapped because he is human.
As a middle-aged man I have grown to have so much respect for what these fighters do. AJ is a good man and a great fighter as is Usyk. I appreciate what they did last night.
aj's behaviour was out of control you should also call out bad behaviour when you see it. i know you're trying to take a neutral stand but aj was wrong he took usyk's moment away from him. he has lost a lot of fans for his childish outburst.
@Jaysun B i talking about just fighting in general. These guys put their life on the line for our entertainment, I appreciate both fighters for that.
@@bigceazer i respect that. it was a cringe moment for sure. Usyk handled it well so I will
Well done Frazer for calling it as it is
Glad he said it how it is , Fraser 👍
Nah man, AJ came back and apologised, so why people making a big thing about it. USYK took it well and just moved on with the situation.
Aj’s whole team are a disgrace, kept telling him he was winning the whole fight when he clearly wasn’t and left him out to dry at the end of the fight .
Stop making excuses.
@@NemeanLion- He's not making excuses for AJ's fight. But it's the lack of care for AJ, after they're all getting paid for a job.
@@beastkaybyt2865 maybe he should change teams AGAIN … it’s never his fault right 🤣🤣🤣🤣
They tried to stop him but he wanted his show and he got it. All on him!
This fella opening the video just got a fan. I didnt know who he was. I learned here and Ill be wishing him well
Then here comes carl froch
Well said my guy 👍
It was the realization that he simply wasn't good enough at the very tip-top level. He tried his best, but couldn't do it. Usyk and Fury are at a level that Anthony will never reach. There is nothing wrong with it. Joshua never ducks anyone but in boxing, sometimes you come up short. There are only a few fighters out there in all the divisions that can be considered true greats...and Usyk is one of them. 116-112 is actually very fair to Anthony..he only won 4 rounds all night..and that's only 1 round better than the last time he fought the likeable Ukrainian lad.
How is fury at that level with wins over Deontay who can't box and Dillian, who almost lost to Chisora? Fury hasn't proven himself at all.
Usyk is on a different level to fury if you're comparing their greatness as a whole
We will find out when Fury fights Usyk. I am one of the many that thinks Fury will win and thereby show he is the one at a higher level.
@@VVtos174 I think Fury has proved himself. He is an elite Heavyweight...Joshua is nowhere near him interms of talent.
@@alexboultonboxing6489 I disagree. Fury does have some quite exceptional skills. I didn't like him at first but, he can really box and fight too.
Sadly, this was years and years of playing a character, always saying the right thing, always being this guy, finally cracked.....it was just to much for him.
Like they said, he didn't say anything horrible, just very weird. Tbh, I think he had a bit of breakdown, all that pressure finally gave in, he, for the first time in years could drop this persona
Spot on bruv.
Mate this guy is such a top guy. A real friend and a real stand up man
His ego just couldn't allow him to give Usyk his moment. All the stay humble crap. No one cares you almost got in trouble when you were 16 or whatever
😂😂
He did in the first fight tho ..he almost took it too well in the first fight.... AJ is a strange one his mentality has been off for a while now
Take a look what many minorities think of Ukraine...
No offence big Fraze but if you would have grabbed the mic off Joshua in that heated moment he would have swung a HAYMAKER at you and took the mic back like a boss.
He'd have missed.😎
@@mickymac6571 😂😂
Fair play Frazer well explained son 👊
True said 👏 💯
How AJ gets so much limelight is truly beyond me. The media bet on the wrong horse yet again and overhyped him. Fury should have been the one to be given this limelight he proved it on and off the ring time and time.
He constantly lies about giving money to charity, he never gave klitschko his rematch and he has only got 3 names on his resume
🇬🇧 cheers as brave AJ
and 258 pantomime
cast roars through London! Bruno 2.0
actually worse than
old Frank.
Let’s be hones, Joshua will never beat usyk. Maybe 1/10 times if they fought but usyk is just on another level. Not like insanely better but definitely better and stylistically over 12, Joshua is as good. He a few moments but even them moments were countered by usyk throughout the fight
True friend well said
The 30 seconds of Carl Froch are the most on point at the end, it's not tap dancing at the end of the day
Man embarassed himself. Never give a concussed man a mic on someone else's time. His team was weak
It wasn’t that bad, Joshua is only human too
He's supposed to be an adult, not a child.
It really was tho he threaten Usyk's team. Being human isn't an excuse for throwing a tantrum and disrespectful everyone then acting like he is respectful.
Man AJ made it really hard to defend him with all the drama with Ukraine as is. He dug his own hole with this, I don’t know what to say
Well said big man
Bang on.
Would of been worse if one of his team tried to take the mic off him because he would of resisted hard
They didn't need to take the mike, they could have just whispered in his ear to wrap it up.
They needed a scapegoat for his behavior.
AJ did a Will Smith. End of. Over entitled childish boy. He lost himself. Embarrassment should change him for the good and I hope that happens. AJ is essentially a good guy.
Classy perspective from this guy
Facts they should have not turned on the mic
think everybody is dwelling on this too much his emotions got the better of him that's all, at least he didn't bite Usyk's ear off or threaten to eat his kids