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[QUOTE="ssbriefcase, post: 2175327, member: 883"]
Good write up.  Joshua showed a ton of heart when he was doubted and was a mystery on later rounds having never gone past 7.  His upper cut is the best in the business, and if he connects with that, you see the results, no one imo can come back from a well executed upper like the one he planted on Klitschko.  Then actually landed another in the fury after that when he was finishing him off.  Joshua was punch drunk for 2 rounds after the knock down.  Once he got his legs back, you could see a big change in body language.

Wilder is my favorite boxer right now.  He did get out boxed his last fight before ko'ing another ex football player, TE.  He lacks experience, but has devastating power.  I can't wait to see him fight Joshua or Parker.  Ortiz isn't champion material imo.  I love that we can talk heavyweight's again though.  Never been a fan of the Klitschko's style, etc.  They reigned during the division's dark days when there was no competition imo.  This was a great fight to watch though, and both fighters were all class in talking after the fight.
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