Anthony Joshua Mata-matai Fighting Wilder v Breazeale
Anthony Joshua spied Deontay Wilder during a duel with Dominic Breazeale in this week's WBC Heavyweight Boxing title race. Joshua wants to see how great Wilder will be at the end of this year.
Wilder will serve Breazeale at Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York, United States, before Joshua makes his debut in the same city on June 1 against Andy Ruiz Jr.
Joshua is currently undergoing training camp in Miami, but he will still be spying on Wilder's fight with Breazeale which he conquered. "Yeah, yeah 100 percent, "Joshua told Sky Sports when asked if he would see Wilder's fight.
"From his punching style, I think Wilder is much better against Breazeale. Wilder is faster, he is very, very fast, but Breazeale is a strong boxer, he was able to survive seven rounds against me, '' he explained.
Joshua hopes Wilder won't let Breazeale last long in the ring. Because he wanted to see how quickly Wilder stopped Breazeale before 12 rounds.
"I hope Wilder doesn't get nine (rounds), I prefer him to end it quickly. You know it's not, comparison, but it would be interesting to see it, '' said the English boxer.
Breazeale once gave a brutal resistance when dueling Joshua in June 2016. Although in the end, Breazeale was unable to resist the onslaught of Joshua in the seventh round during the IBF title race. Joshua still respected Breazeale who tried to try his luck to become world champion on the second occasion. "When I followed the interview and I saw his face, I said, wow you can beat and he stays there." { SOURCE }
Wilder will serve Breazeale at Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York, United States, before Joshua makes his debut in the same city on June 1 against Andy Ruiz Jr.
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"From his punching style, I think Wilder is much better against Breazeale. Wilder is faster, he is very, very fast, but Breazeale is a strong boxer, he was able to survive seven rounds against me, '' he explained.
Joshua hopes Wilder won't let Breazeale last long in the ring. Because he wanted to see how quickly Wilder stopped Breazeale before 12 rounds.
"I hope Wilder doesn't get nine (rounds), I prefer him to end it quickly. You know it's not, comparison, but it would be interesting to see it, '' said the English boxer.
Breazeale once gave a brutal resistance when dueling Joshua in June 2016. Although in the end, Breazeale was unable to resist the onslaught of Joshua in the seventh round during the IBF title race. Joshua still respected Breazeale who tried to try his luck to become world champion on the second occasion. "When I followed the interview and I saw his face, I said, wow you can beat and he stays there." { SOURCE }
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