All respect to Leon but people forget the reality. He was getting beat battered by Usman. He got a lucky kick in that got him the win. Said that all respect to Leon while getting beaten up he had that last throw of the dice to get the win.
In my opinion Aj put on almost a career best performance but Usyk is just a level above. If it wasn’t for the events that took place after the fight AJ would’ve been getting a lot more media and public praise & respect but he/ his team ruined it for him
@@teejay7287 he won 3 or 4 rounds against a fighter that he could fight 100 times and lose 100. He might have only won a few rounds but there were close other rounds. Usyk really was only able to pull away in the last 3 when AJ had given it all
Career best? How?? Go back and watch his Klitchko fight, throwing hard shots the entire fight. Much more active but went all the way until the TKO still swinging hard looking much less fatigued than this fight. Sure maybe he was more technical here cause he had to be, but stretch to say this was the best performance of his career… far from it I would say
He also didn’t let his muscle memory do the work. There were many openings for him that came during a combo where muscle memory should’ve taken over but he’d stop halfway. That was his fear of getting hit
@@Pumpkingilmour Yh, he was getting hit and he was afraid of getting hit. Eventually he should’ve bit down on his gum shield and started going at it cause whether he threw or not he was still getting hit
That's definitely true, but even when AJ was throwing Usyk was slipping almost everything or it wasn't landing clean. Then he came back with 3-4 punches, it was just too much for AJ.
These old ass “experts” boxing pundits who analyze a fight come nowhere close to how these guys break down and analyze that fight. Great job champs! This is absolutely spot on 👏🏽👌🏽!!!
7:46 Leon is correct. This is why AJ was overly disappointed with himself. Deep down, when you know and you've missed that opportunity.. It can be hard to process that emotion.. Ultimately though it's just a moment in time.. If he truly wants it again he can manifest it. Enjoy these breakdowns, would love to see a breakdown with @StaminaForSale
The Ruiz thing is too real. He's lost his fearlessness because he knows if a guy he thought wasn't the guy can catch him off guard, everyone certi is a real threat. Fair breakdown on the AJ situation still 👏🏾
@@jhardworkpaysoff474 Legit, it's sad to see. With his safety on, there's only so good he can fight, but with his safety off that Usyk fight could have easily went the other way.
Perfect example is the relationship with leon edwards and his coaches people who he trust and grown up with I feel aj hasn’t had that relationship with a coach like that who is relatable to him
That is such a good point you both made about AJ mentally telling himself, "I cannot fight like that for 12 rounds, I'm an 8 round fighter" and even training with that mindset. Really good point.
You guys are realists and true. Said it how it is. So much respect. As an asian man born in uk we always had our elders slapping us if we stepped out of line. So many ppl covering for AJ when a spade should be called a spade. Fair play to you guys. Maybe you guys need to be in the AJ team and tell him how it is.
I love the in-depth analysis on how much y’all can tell from how AJ fought. The fact that you can tell or you can assume a lot like their coaching, their mentality, their emotional realm… etc just based on how they fought is actually insane to think about. Y’all the realest 💪🏾
Chisora, Usyk, Fury, Whyte, Wilder, they've all got styles. AJ had a style, but it was taken from him because as the competition increased, he realized that sometimes he would have to go 12 rounds. He has earned his respect. In my opinion, which doesn't count for anything, he should have been on it from round 1, gone out there to hurt Usyk and get the job done. If you gas out and get pieced up fine, but repeating the first contest didn't work, it wouldn't work a second time. Take the risk to get the rewards. Chisora went in against Usyk and yeah sure he didn't make it but look at what he did to him. Came out with bad intentions and if Chisora can do that, AJ should have been thinking, I can do that, but better
I feel that I agree with Leon with AJ not giving his 100%. You both talked about how he wasn’t really feeling it and was more conservative in the way he approached the fight due to sticking with the gameplan. Hence, AJ holding back in a sense. But I do get what Viddal is saying about AJ giving his all to the game-plan he had been given. Good analysis of how things transpired on that night and always learning something new whether it is to do with boxing or character in real life.
I hope that AJ takes time away, focuses on himself and then eventually comes back just to fight, don't worry about the belts but just fight for the sake of fighting
Very good points made in the video. All in all it makes you think how much more AJ could achieve if his mind was in the right place. He has the ability to beat both Usyk and Fury imo
Usyk just to good end of the day his movement and footwork is the best in the game he fought plenty of guys like aj in the amateurs however aj has never fought a southpaw of usyks calibre
Aj should question himself there's only so much a corner can tell you. Aj performed better in the rematch and done better in certain ways but he still didn't pressure enough or use enough weapons eg leaning etc. Usyk looked beatable I can't lie. I believe AJ messed this one up man.
SPOT ON BOYS...surrounded by corporate and void of a trainer with passion who's got his fighters best at heart rather than loosing there cushy job WAS ABSOLUTELY 100%
I think Fury will smash him, but if he can find away to cope with Fury (who is quicker, far more skilful than Joshua, isn't scared of getting hit and knows how to use his weight effectively AND has more stamina) then Usyk really has to be considered one of, if not the greatest of all time.
Good Podcast. One thing I want to add to a point you made about Usyk's cardio and the fact that his punches don't look to be thrown with alot of power is that it has a lot to do with the gloves he is wearing. If Usyk were to wear some padded Winning or Grant gloves he would struggle, Joshua or any Heavyweight would be able to have more success walking him down. Usyk wears horse hair Rival gloves, now these have little to no padding and you can actually feel the knuckle through the glove, with these gloves you don't need to throw the punches with alot of venum, your still going to feel it and it will hurt.
@@insidescuff They are allowed. Horse hair gloves are controversial because of their lack of padding and the damage they can cause so they are not approved by all boxing commissions, in this instance it was fine to use horse hair gloves. The danger for a fighter choosing to use horse hair gloves is that the lack of padding could quite easily lead to them breaking their hand so it can also work against you if you choose to use them. All gloves must be approved by a commission and weigh the specified amount, for the AJ - Usyk fight that was 10 ounces.
Imma piss some people off but i think wilder sleeps aj and usyk, aj is too robotic and doesn’t move his head enough, usyk probably would beat him but he has to be perfect for 12, aj and chisora both managed to get usyk on the chin if wilders right hand does that I think its night night for usyk. If it were to go points usyk obviously wins.
Also I knew Usyk would turn it up after that Round 9 - I just didn't realise the dude had THAT much left in the tank, dude came out to make that little hope AJ had in Round 9 just sit the fuck down again.
What was interesting was how much energy Aj after the final bell, compared to a rather tired looking usyk. It would suggest controlling energy is a issue, not stamina for AJ.
Cant lie I have to say, whilst Viddal is saying he didn’t get a chance to feel who he is in the ring. I think it’s all down to AJ’s personality and he doesn’t have the ability to display self expression. Even in his interviews his answers are robotic just like his fighting style. And I’m certain he suffers from a level of social anxiety hence why he’s pretty much always failed under the bright lights/big stage a la Ruiz and it seems like he worries/has a negative mindset, he worries he’ll burn out and worries he’ll get countered. Which comes out in a cautious fighting style. I think he needs a therapist if anything. I watched an interview of Isaac chamberlain on Chisolifts talking about how some boxers perform better when there’s no cameras, and though AJ has gotten to a good destination, something tells me he performs better when there’s no cameras, hence ppl saying he was knocking out sparring partners. I might be going too deep or nitpicking, but everything seems like an anxiety issue more than anything, so all in all he needs to find a way to get out of his mental cage, that’s when you’ll see him loosen up and take chances. I think once I see him get KO’ed I’ll know he really committed to a punch he’s thrown and really being him, caution-less
It's insane how you can have all this potential and talent and yet there are things that can occur to block them from occuring. Your mind, approach, heart, overtraining, can stop you from performing to what you are capable of.
People are talking this that and everywhere. They all forget the good great boxers use their opponents size strength power against them. That’s why they are called good great boxers instead of fighters.
I honestly think the idea aj is worried about his tank running dry is a fucking joke . He is so high strung he is 10x the energy , he can't relax and drop the shoulders
With the Usyk throwing hard I’m not really sure idk if it was me watching it wrong but when I watched the fight live it’s like Usyk’s shots froze AJ for a second or two like lit him up and he just kept his guard lowered taking them idk if that’s body work related or power or even his lack of or maybe I was seeing things its interesting tho
Much love and respect to Usyk for being a hero to his country. AJ went into full Femi mode over the fight, he tried but Usyk was always a step ahead of him. Usyk is an all time great and is up there with Mayweather and Ward. As one of the best fighters that's come out of the past 20 years.
AJ was too overconfident, and he looked at USYK as Ruiz which is why he lost! And his trainer was not for him at all. Mexican trainers' fight game deals with height and weight, which is small frame and open punching.
If Leon Edwards' Trainer was on Joshua's corner: "Don't let his lil azz bully you son! What is wrong with you!? You too good for this! You pull this out the fire Anthony! Knock his lil azz spark out!"
Very modern society thing but damn, feels like if AJ doesn’t have a massive growth spurt of perspective and application. We gonna being talking about his career with the what ifs for the rest of British boxing history
AJ did quite well in the fight, I could ALMOST see a draw scorecard but how anyone actually scores it for AJ is beyond me. That was Usyk 8 rounds to 4 for me, easy. But the post-fight stuff is unacceptable, whilst I did appreciate he at least said nice things about Usyk, he really took away from a victory parade & a moment for Usyk just to throw a little temper tantrum. And throwing the belts on the ground, storming off only to come back in, taking the Ukrainian flag... I don't know how people didn't just step in and tell him to grow up and take the loss on his chin.
The difference between Leon Edwards coach speech vs Anthony's coach is mental, really makes you think how much those small talks really affect a fighter
AJ should’ve emptied the tank by round 6. Gassing out and leaving himself open for KO in late rounds should’ve been a risk he was willing to take. It was the only way he could’ve won. Good analysis lads !
Feel like Leon is THE man you want in your camp. Would never let the standards slip but always be positive
All respect to Leon but people forget the reality. He was getting beat battered by Usman. He got a lucky kick in that got him the win. Said that all respect to Leon while getting beaten up he had that last throw of the dice to get the win.
@@lanatana3867 hes on about leon on the pod
@@lanatana3867 it wasnt a lucky kick he set it up beautifully
@@lanatana3867 Different Leon lol but I see how you can get confused.
@@lanatana3867 he hid the kick with a the left hand it wasn’t lucky
In my opinion Aj put on almost a career best performance but Usyk is just a level above. If it wasn’t for the events that took place after the fight AJ would’ve been getting a lot more media and public praise & respect but he/ his team ruined it for him
He won possibly 3 or 4 rounds. That’s not even close to a career best. Be honest.
Usyk is just a level above? No, hes levels above, big difference
@@teejay7287 he won 3 or 4 rounds against a fighter that he could fight 100 times and lose 100. He might have only won a few rounds but there were close other rounds. Usyk really was only able to pull away in the last 3 when AJ had given it all
Career best? How?? Go back and watch his Klitchko fight, throwing hard shots the entire fight. Much more active but went all the way until the TKO still swinging hard looking much less fatigued than this fight. Sure maybe he was more technical here cause he had to be, but stretch to say this was the best performance of his career… far from it I would say
@@robbiejohnston2023 so it’s nothing to be proud of. Almost winning… we’ll done. Just be honest, Hes not elite level.
21:49 Like Leon Edwards' coach, the passion was there and made Leon make UFC history on the same night
exactly what I though thank god someone mentioned this
He also didn’t let his muscle memory do the work. There were many openings for him that came during a combo where muscle memory should’ve taken over but he’d stop halfway. That was his fear of getting hit
AJ the pussyo
"fear of getting hit" mixed with some actually getting hit"
I think fear of getting hit and fear of gassing out in later rounds
@@Pumpkingilmour Yh, he was getting hit and he was afraid of getting hit. Eventually he should’ve bit down on his gum shield and started going at it cause whether he threw or not he was still getting hit
That's definitely true, but even when AJ was throwing Usyk was slipping almost everything or it wasn't landing clean. Then he came back with 3-4 punches, it was just too much for AJ.
Leon is too funny 🤣🤣
These old ass “experts” boxing pundits who analyze a fight come nowhere close to how these guys break down and analyze that fight. Great job champs! This is absolutely spot on 👏🏽👌🏽!!!
Definitely.
7:46 Leon is correct. This is why AJ was overly disappointed with himself. Deep down, when you know and you've missed that opportunity.. It can be hard to process that emotion.. Ultimately though it's just a moment in time.. If he truly wants it again he can manifest it. Enjoy these breakdowns, would love to see a breakdown with @StaminaForSale
Breakdown with Tunde and spence would be Gold !
he will never be able to beat USYK, he's unbeatable with the fighters now days
The Ruiz thing is too real. He's lost his fearlessness because he knows if a guy he thought wasn't the guy can catch him off guard, everyone certi is a real threat. Fair breakdown on the AJ situation still 👏🏾
PTSD
@@jhardworkpaysoff474 nah, AJ was always a knob.
@@jhardworkpaysoff474 Legit, it's sad to see. With his safety on, there's only so good he can fight, but with his safety off that Usyk fight could have easily went the other way.
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Leon is funny af.
He is lol
13:08 🤣🤣
@@Chaoticom2 si si si :)))))
Actually there are too many funny moments to timestamps. 🤣
This is definitely the realist podcast.
Perfect example is the relationship with leon edwards and his coaches people who he trust and grown up with I feel aj hasn’t had that relationship with a coach like that who is relatable to him
He did, rob mccracken. Then he fucked him off.
That is such a good point you both made about AJ mentally telling himself, "I cannot fight like that for 12 rounds, I'm an 8 round fighter" and even training with that mindset. Really good point.
Haven’t even watched the video yet and I’m excited to hear Leon get on AJ’s case lol
Love the energy will gives he's the funniest 🤣
facts makes me crease
Brave There's like like like etc. They are like like fools .. they don't know
Love these two. Best breakdown of the fight I have seen.
You guys are realists and true. Said it how it is. So much respect. As an asian man born in uk we always had our elders slapping us if we stepped out of line. So many ppl covering for AJ when a spade should be called a spade. Fair play to you guys. Maybe you guys need to be in the AJ team and tell him how it is.
Bro especially if your parents are Punjabi lmao. The dad’s are always rough.
@@ZAXN yeh im punjabi too.. dads are hard, its the look before the words..lol
I love the in-depth analysis on how much y’all can tell from how AJ fought. The fact that you can tell or you can assume a lot like their coaching, their mentality, their emotional realm… etc just based on how they fought is actually insane to think about.
Y’all the realest 💪🏾
Love hearing you guys insight
That was the best breakdown of the big fight I’ve seen on you tube , thanks guys
Love the dynamic between these two, feels natural. Leon is actually too funny 😂😂😂
Brilliant breakdown of the fight and the events after 👍
Chisora, Usyk, Fury, Whyte, Wilder, they've all got styles. AJ had a style, but it was taken from him because as the competition increased, he realized that sometimes he would have to go 12 rounds.
He has earned his respect. In my opinion, which doesn't count for anything, he should have been on it from round 1, gone out there to hurt Usyk and get the job done. If you gas out and get pieced up fine, but repeating the first contest didn't work, it wouldn't work a second time. Take the risk to get the rewards.
Chisora went in against Usyk and yeah sure he didn't make it but look at what he did to him. Came out with bad intentions and if Chisora can do that, AJ should have been thinking, I can do that, but better
This was a really good podcast. I like the energy between you two. Also some very good points made here about AJ camp.
24:47 - 25:14 Leon 💯💯 Leon reminds me of Uncle Iroh 🔥🔥 No one is perfect, have respect and manners 💯💯
I feel that I agree with Leon with AJ not giving his 100%. You both talked about how he wasn’t really feeling it and was more conservative in the way he approached the fight due to sticking with the gameplan. Hence, AJ holding back in a sense.
But I do get what Viddal is saying about AJ giving his all to the game-plan he had been given.
Good analysis of how things transpired on that night and always learning something new whether it is to do with boxing or character in real life.
I hope that AJ takes time away, focuses on himself and then eventually comes back just to fight, don't worry about the belts but just fight for the sake of fighting
Well done guys a great analysis of what did and should have happened.
Very good points made in the video. All in all it makes you think how much more AJ could achieve if his mind was in the right place. He has the ability to beat both Usyk and Fury imo
Usyk just to good end of the day his movement and footwork is the best in the game he fought plenty of guys like aj in the amateurs however aj has never fought a southpaw of usyks calibre
My fave podcast by far!! You lot are jokes and still informative
great talk guys . really knowleable and eye opening ,,for us alll
Great in depth analysis guys. I can now go and repeat all of this to my friend so he thinks I’m not a boxing casual 😂.
Leon is hilarious : I heard him speak spanish, I never heard him speak Yoruba 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Aj should question himself there's only so much a corner can tell you. Aj performed better in the rematch and done better in certain ways but he still didn't pressure enough or use enough weapons eg leaning etc. Usyk looked beatable I can't lie. I believe AJ messed this one up man.
Well done lads. Enjoyed that!
SPOT ON BOYS...surrounded by corporate and void of a trainer with passion who's got his fighters best at heart rather than loosing there cushy job WAS ABSOLUTELY 100%
AJ needs really a new team, imagine him with a Sugar Hill
watching this back now after aj been with ben davidson is actually so refreshing and obvious the point about the trainer and aj experience was right.
I agree 💯 with this brothers
Really enjoyed the show thanks
Usyk has cemented his legacy as one of the greatest cruiser weights of all time, can’t see anyone beating a modern boxing legend like him
Exactly tbh not even fury
Exactly Vidal saying fury just beats usyk no he doesn’t lol teddy atlas said you make Tyson favourite but you don’t write him off
@@Tylermiller778 why do you think he beats fury interested to know your thoughts ??
@@rosuzzieagnes124 I believe he can pull it off yes
I think Fury will smash him, but if he can find away to cope with Fury (who is quicker, far more skilful than Joshua, isn't scared of getting hit and knows how to use his weight effectively AND has more stamina) then Usyk really has to be considered one of, if not the greatest of all time.
It’s like there’s an echo 😂 guy on the right finishes speaking and dude on the left repeats the last 3 words 😂
Facts brother. All you have said I’ve mentioned the same. The Aj corner needs to get clean up
Good Podcast. One thing I want to add to a point you made about Usyk's cardio and the fact that his punches don't look to be thrown with alot of power is that it has a lot to do with the gloves he is wearing. If Usyk were to wear some padded Winning or Grant gloves he would struggle, Joshua or any Heavyweight would be able to have more success walking him down. Usyk wears horse hair Rival gloves, now these have little to no padding and you can actually feel the knuckle through the glove, with these gloves you don't need to throw the punches with alot of venum, your still going to feel it and it will hurt.
Is that even allowed? I'm curious as to why everyone doesn't do that then
@@insidescuff They are allowed. Horse hair gloves are controversial because of their lack of padding and the damage they can cause so they are not approved by all boxing commissions, in this instance it was fine to use horse hair gloves. The danger for a fighter choosing to use horse hair gloves is that the lack of padding could quite easily lead to them breaking their hand so it can also work against you if you choose to use them. All gloves must be approved by a commission and weigh the specified amount, for the AJ - Usyk fight that was 10 ounces.
@@insidescuff fr
Good analysis boys - one factor I feel which wasn't mentioned was AJ's ring rust. 11 months in between fights.
That's normal in heavyweight boxing
Imma piss some people off but i think wilder sleeps aj and usyk, aj is too robotic and doesn’t move his head enough, usyk probably would beat him but he has to be perfect for 12, aj and chisora both managed to get usyk on the chin if wilders right hand does that I think its night night for usyk. If it were to go points usyk obviously wins.
Listen to Peter Fury interview, he says what Joshua did wrong exactly same as the first fight.
For a guy who has a rep to be a big crazy bloodthirsty killer Leon looks so pure when he smiles it's adorable
ahh man perfect timing about to whip up some pancakes and listen to leon shoutin at aj an viddal laughing his ass off😂😂
How were the pancakes bro
@@Tylermiller778 Didin't make them made noodles instead going to make them today. The noodles were good tho thanks for asking bro
Also I knew Usyk would turn it up after that Round 9 - I just didn't realise the dude had THAT much left in the tank, dude came out to make that little hope AJ had in Round 9 just sit the fuck down again.
Man said he was possessed 😂😂😂 although that's funny, as a God fearing man, there is truth to what you're saying
Good analysis. I think you guys can help AJ in terms of advice, moving forward.
Been waiting for this one
Great commentary.
Just facts man nothing said this whole episode is cap 🔥
What was interesting was how much energy Aj after the final bell, compared to a rather tired looking usyk. It would suggest controlling energy is a issue, not stamina for AJ.
AJ jus had a bunch of yes men in his camp again
Love the videos boys 😁
Love you guys, wills is too funny
5:18 “Nigerian Femi” I’m dying 😂
Cant lie I have to say, whilst Viddal is saying he didn’t get a chance to feel who he is in the ring. I think it’s all down to AJ’s personality and he doesn’t have the ability to display self expression. Even in his interviews his answers are robotic just like his fighting style. And I’m certain he suffers from a level of social anxiety hence why he’s pretty much always failed under the bright lights/big stage a la Ruiz and it seems like he worries/has a negative mindset, he worries he’ll burn out and worries he’ll get countered. Which comes out in a cautious fighting style. I think he needs a therapist if anything.
I watched an interview of Isaac chamberlain on Chisolifts talking about how some boxers perform better when there’s no cameras, and though AJ has gotten to a good destination, something tells me he performs better when there’s no cameras, hence ppl saying he was knocking out sparring partners.
I might be going too deep or nitpicking, but everything seems like an anxiety issue more than anything, so all in all he needs to find a way to get out of his mental cage, that’s when you’ll see him loosen up and take chances. I think once I see him get KO’ed I’ll know he really committed to a punch he’s thrown and really being him, caution-less
Keep up the good work guys
The channels so underrated
Leon kills me man 😂😂😂 29:12
It's insane how you can have all this potential and talent and yet there are things that can occur to block them from occuring. Your mind, approach, heart, overtraining, can stop you from performing to what you are capable of.
Now, this is going to interesting!
Leon's hilarious...talking about AJ being posessed and speaking in voices hahaha
Bro Leon is just amazing🤣❤
Real talk from the real ones.
People are talking this that and everywhere. They all forget the good great boxers use their opponents size strength power against them. That’s why they are called good great boxers instead of fighters.
I honestly think the idea aj is worried about his tank running dry is a fucking joke . He is so high strung he is 10x the energy , he can't relax and drop the shoulders
With the Usyk throwing hard I’m not really sure idk if it was me watching it wrong but when I watched the fight live it’s like Usyk’s shots froze AJ for a second or two like lit him up and he just kept his guard lowered taking them idk if that’s body work related or power or even his lack of or maybe I was seeing things its interesting tho
Keep posting ❤️
Aj needs to humbly watch this. I feel like it would put him in a better head space.
Loving the insight mandem
Much love and respect to Usyk for being a hero to his country. AJ went into full Femi mode over the fight, he tried but Usyk was always a step ahead of him. Usyk is an all time great and is up there with Mayweather and Ward. As one of the best fighters that's come out of the past 20 years.
AJ was too overconfident, and he looked at USYK as Ruiz which is why he lost! And his trainer was not for him at all. Mexican trainers' fight game deals with height and weight, which is small frame and open punching.
If Leon Edwards' Trainer was on Joshua's corner: "Don't let his lil azz bully you son! What is wrong with you!? You too good for this! You pull this out the fire Anthony! Knock his lil azz spark out!"
aj vs wilder needs to happen
We need more fire 🔥 tunes from Viddal bruh. Get back in the booth and release that good good my G. I be playing all the songs 24/7
18:32 “U need to go back home” 😂😂😂 it’s funny but he’s right tho. Fr go back yard n gather urself again
Agreed
woow i love this channel
Oh shit here we go. Curious to hear what you guys think of AJ being a 🤡
Can’t you Blame him?
Can’t you Blame him?
Aj needs Leon in his corner 💪
You know AJ watched rocky 4, and got his speech from the end of it 😂
Very modern society thing but damn, feels like if AJ doesn’t have a massive growth spurt of perspective and application.
We gonna being talking about his career with the what ifs for the rest of British boxing history
AJ did quite well in the fight, I could ALMOST see a draw scorecard but how anyone actually scores it for AJ is beyond me. That was Usyk 8 rounds to 4 for me, easy. But the post-fight stuff is unacceptable, whilst I did appreciate he at least said nice things about Usyk, he really took away from a victory parade & a moment for Usyk just to throw a little temper tantrum. And throwing the belts on the ground, storming off only to come back in, taking the Ukrainian flag... I don't know how people didn't just step in and tell him to grow up and take the loss on his chin.
Crap
@@nav2009 A draw??? Come on bro, 8-4 is generous
@@CoulierCuts he won one . Sorry acted up
Where was the heart ???.
If you believe he has it
I will fight him....
Just don't cry when he is done
@@nav2009 Triggered?
Bad take… u have no shame telling me people that?
The difference between Leon Edwards coach speech vs Anthony's coach is mental, really makes you think how much those small talks really affect a fighter
Can't believe CZcams just now suggested this channel. 🤬
Instant sub.
Yes
Legends
AJ should’ve emptied the tank by round 6. Gassing out and leaving himself open for KO in late rounds should’ve been a risk he was willing to take. It was the only way he could’ve won. Good analysis lads !
Bro leon is funny asf😭
I thought I was the only one who heard him say si !
29:05 I like Leon he’s funny still 🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Wanted to hear Leon talking about Leon Edwards KO Kamaru Usman
Damn 10k subs in two days
Leons the 1st other guy thats said AJ might have been dazed/concussed after that speech
Who was going to take the mic from an Angry AJ? lol
i’m thinking in reality, AJ has a real chance to win, but you guys are spot on and if it continues like this he might be done out
Hah this is what i was waiting for