Miller needs to be put out of the Heavyweight equation so this fight is necessary. Once he's out of the way the options become more limited, but you can guarantee that it will be Pulev after Miller, and that's going to be a load of bulls**t.
Fury press conference - announces broadcasting deal with ESPN for the US and extension to his BT contract for UK broadcasting.
No developments on the Wilder 2 fight though, which is a shame.
Worrying though that the top 3 heavyweights are now all with different broadcasters;
That division is there for the taking, once Smith goes up to Light Heavyweight, the Middleweight division is a much harder one, Saunders knows it's time. That said, can he cope with the extra height that some of his opponents will have, given that he's not a particularly powerful puncher and relies more on his movement and punch output?
fmgod wrote:That Miller Joshua thing last night was embrassing WWF, anyone who buys into that needs their head checked, panto season was over a few months ago
In fairness for the reasons mentioned Millers best bet is to act like a twat in the build up and rattle Joshua, which he looks capable of from the press conference.
That being said, I still think he has no chance and it’s easy to push someone who is standing bolt upright with their hands behind their back.
The most interesting aspect of this fight for me will be seeing if Miller can coax the real Joshua out in build up, not the PC robot Hearn has built him into.
Miller is a good guy(watch some of his videos with disabled children) acting bad
Joshua is a bad guy acting good
Joshua seems felon though, he got away with the whole racist comments like it never happened, his comments on Mugabe too
It’s one of the reasons Whyte hates him. Whyte can come across a bit of a dockhead and unnecessarily aggressive at times, but that’s just him. Joshua tries to pretend to be this humble, placid guy, but if you look in to his past I struggle to believe it’s not at least partially an act.