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I think Crawford will knock him out, but I'm just curious to see how Horn does against someone like him. The way he came back after getting hit hard in round 9 was impressive.
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Signed up for ESPN+ just for Crawford tonight. Hoping we get a good fight and for Crawford to get the KO.
I'm thinking Horn will gas out way earlier than Crawford and not come back from that, but he did show a lot of endurance in the Pac fight, threw a lot yet didn't look like he was out of energy even by the end of the 12th.
Horn was even outclassed by a decrepit Manny Pacquiao. He has no chance against a fighter of Crawford's caliber.
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This is boring. Expectedly one sided, but Horn's rough and tumble style is making this ugly to watch too.
Yeah, I'm ignorant on most things not Crawford so are the other champs in his class considered to be close in talent?
Would probably be a pick-em against Spence and he would be favored against the rest of the WW champs.
Would current retired form Floyd Mayweather be able to beat Crawford? Obviously peak Mayweather would destroy him.
I think he'd lose now. He could beat him even after his prime, but hes been inactive and only action he has had was that half assed fight vs Mcgregor.
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I think he'd win today. Crawford has too many defensive holes, and isn't fast enough
Deontay Wilder accepts terms to fight Anthony Joshua in the U.K.
http://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/...shua-promoter-eddie-hearn?device=featurephoneBear in mind nothing has been signed but we're so close now.
The time is right. I can't believe before the Bellew rematch he was talking about fighting the best HWs again.
Great career, thwarted somewhat by injuries, and still only the second boxer in history to have unified the cruiserweight world titles and become a world heavyweight champion.
Hearn says he's sending the contract to Team Wilder.
Joshua will brutally KO Wilder inside 5 rounds.
So much for your narrative of Wilder ducking Joshua, when it was obvious Hearn gave a low ball offer but it was a start to actual negotiations that take time to get done for such a big fight.
How do you figure that?
I don't see Joshua having that kind of aggression in this fight. I see him trying to box, especially for the first few rounds. Plus Wilder has a pretty good chin.
I have Wilder winning this one. Too fast, too explosive, too gifted. Late finish as Joshua tires, maybe even with an early knockdown scored.
If it actually gets made, I see it going into the later rounds, with Joshua tiring and getting dropped not unlike his fight with Klitschko, but when he gets up this time he falls under the awkward assault that is typical of Wilder and is stopped.
Should be easy work for Spence, looking forward to fortuna vs granados.
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