Via Charles Brun: Deontay Wilder was not surprised by Anthony Joshua’s mental breakdown inside the bout after losing to Oleksandr Usyk for the second time last Saturday night.
Former WBC Heavyweight Champion Wilder explains that Joshua (24-3, 22 KOs) has been carefully crafted and matched throughout his career, changing up the risky fights with the guys who can hit. defeat him.
After the fight, 32-year-old Joshua went on a rampage inside the ring, threw two of Usyk’s belts out of the ring and said a bunch of nonsense to the audience after jerking off the mic.
Victory was supposed to be Usyk’s moment, and Joshua messed it up with his lousy athletic behavior.
The underlying problem is that Joshua has been fed too much ice cream by his opponent since turning pro in 2013, and when the match gets tough, he lacks the experience and, more importantly, the talent to win. .
During his nine-year career, Joshua listened to everyone talk about how good he was, and that then entered his head, leading him to believe he was better than he was.
As such, when Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hearn finally started putting him on a fightable side, he started losing 24/7. His career is pretty much over as an important player.
“The crisis comes when you create such a fighter. You give them everything and try to avoid tough fights. Then when it boils, you don’t know who to trust; you’ve heard all this fake stuff“Deontay Wilder said to ESNEWS about Anthony Joshua’s post-fight melee.
So that’s it. Wilder summed up Joshua, explaining why he was angry after the fight because he was in shock after losing.
Joshua tries to understand what happened to him, but unfortunately, he doesn’t see the exact picture. As Wilder explains, Joshua’s struggles inside the ring are the product of his creativity as a boxer.
Always up against capable fighters, Joshua was badly exposed when his promoter finally removed his eyepatches and let him try his hand at good fighters. than inside the ring.
Hearn likes to brag about all the boxers Joshua has beaten in his career, but he’s not saying they’re a bunch of old or severely flawed guys who are easily defeated.
