OGBobbyJohnson
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been following her on IG for awhile now..she been doing this
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thats pretty drastic...shyt lol
that means she aint moving her head lol. shes a woman, cant let a grown man tee off on you to the point you're trademarked..not good for the resistancebeen following her on IG for awhile now..she been doing this
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OGBobbyJohnson
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chunky_mcdaniels
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Yeah, but that's also shrewd A-team tactics by asking for a fight so quickly. Shades of Canelo with Kovalev in terms of prep time and back to war after a war in some respects.
But you're right, casuals love a big man fight with power, not so much a Ukranian scientist.
Maybe he can repair his marriage and actually fight someone, instead of beating off the in dark as he watches Canelo fight hoping he will call him out after each fight.
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Damn lol
i would welcome this fight for fury for rematch now over joshua...because this was true fukkery..fury should have been stopped in this fight..wallin deserved another shot at him
WBC Prez: Anthony Joshua Entered The Ratings On His Merits
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BY BOXINGSCENE STAFF
Published Wed Sep 14, 2022, 11:19 AM EDT
The World Boxing Council has finally ranked Anthony Joshua in their top ten - which WBC President Mauricio Sulaiman explains was done because the British star is no longer aligned with another sanctioning body.
Most see the ranking as a calculated move, because Joshua's handlers are in talks for a year-end fight with WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury.
"Joshua entered the ratings [on] his merits and since he does not have any commitment for another organization," Sulaiman said to Sky Sports.
"He was not rated before because he was champion of other organizations and then he was signed to fight for other organizations."
Joshua is a former two-time IBF, IBO, WBA, WBO world champion. The only belt that he never captured was the WBC strap.
The ranking allows the WBC to sanction Joshua as a voluntary challenger to Fury's belt.
Joshua initially lost his unified crown in 2019, when he was stopped in seven rounds by Andy Ruiz. He regained the title six months later with a dominant twelve round decision.
In September of 2021, Joshua lost the titles again - when he was outboxed over twelve rounds by Oleksandr Usyk. Last month, Joshua was unable to regain the titles, because Usyk once again came out on top with a twelve round decision win.
Fury was initially pushing for a fight with Usyk. The Ukrainian boxer made it clear that he doesn't plan to fight again until early 2023. He wants to spend some time with his family and heal up injuries from the Joshua rematch.
smh