The Winner of Wilder vs. Fury is Anthony Joshua’s Next Fight? | BELOW THE BELT with Brendan Schaub


Brendan on what we learned from Anthony Joshua vs. Alexander Povetkin, why it wasn’t popular, and why Joshua must face the winner of Deontay Wilder vs Tyson Fury.



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  1. Sounds like Bitter Brenda didnt even bother to watch the fight but hes ok sat in his little pink chair and talk shit about it. I know he hangs off Wilders dick but christ he just sounding like another fanboy now. Cant give any credit to Joshua for knocking out Povetkin of all people.

  2. WIlder has the contract to fight Joshua. Wilder refuses to sign it. Date and venue sorted, Wembley Stadium, April 13th 2019. Why won't Wilder sign?!!! Someone please give him a pen. 👀

  3. It doesn;t make fox sports etc, because USA fighters suck now. When I was growing up USA boxing ruled. USA sports only care when you are winning.

  4. Lmao if your from the UK you know how good that night was, we don’t need the Americans approval. Don’t get me wrong the more the fans the better but never ever think we’re dependent on the US.

  5. Can I ask you happy paying £100 for a box office event? Do you think this is right. Wilder can't sell out arenas mate. I'm.nkt hating on wilder I like him. I agree they need to fight but you think Fury wilderness a good fight? I dont. At least this new platform is trying to give a service at a good cost not like what you guys have at the moment. AJ was ordered to take the fight you should know this , who has wilder boxed? Come on this just needs common sense mate.

  6. Ever heard of Lennox Lewis? Where did he fight again?? Oh yeah, in America. Lewis is revered as one of the greatest heavyweights of all time because he wasn't scared to fight anyone, anywhere. Joshua has never fought in front of a hostile crowd, he needs his safe space to be able to compete against lesser opponents. Joshua is scared to lose his undefeated status and would rather take easy paydays in front of home crowds than actual test himself against the best. Until Joshua steps out of his comfort zone and faces Wilder his fights will continue to be regional affairs.

  7. I understand wanting wilder Joshua but smashing dazn a brand new company was clearly company man shit bro. They just started what do you expect.

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