Comments Thread For: Jermaine Franklin Warns That His Goal is To Put Anthony Joshua To Sleep

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Jermaine Franklin has warned Anthony Joshua that he is in for a "rude awakening" when they clash in a scheduled 12-round Heavyweight contest at The O2 in London this Saturday April 1, shown live worldwide on DAZN.
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[JakeTheBoxer]

I doubt, but it will be hilarious if he actually does that.

Fury is already planning to fight Usyk`s leftover Joshua.

If Franklin knocks Joshua out, will Fury still fight Joshua coming from 3 losses in "the big Uk fight".

I am waiting..

[Zelda]

His goal should be to not get KO'ed within the first 2 rounds, earn the money, and become a full-time boxer.

Currently, he has been doing part-time boxing because he needed to do a full-time job. In his own words, he only occasionally could go to the gym because of job/father duties. Given his circumstances, he sure cannot afford better training or equipment or nutrition. You cannot expect such a person to be a champion-level fighter. Hopefully, with the money he earns from this fight and his previous fight with Whyte, he can do better for himself in the future.

[TheOneAboveAll]

His goal should be to not get KO'ed within the first 2 rounds, earn the money, and become a full-time boxer.

Currently, he has been doing part-time boxing because he needed to do a full-time job. In his own words, he only occasionally could go to the gym because of job/father duties. Given his circumstances, he sure cannot afford better training or equipment or nutrition. You cannot expect such a person to be a champion-level fighter. Hopefully, with the money he earns from this fight and his previous fight with Whyte, he can do better for himself in the future.

Wow, nothing like NOT aiming for the stars. Loser mentality.

[Liondw]

He's a good fighter, but if couldn't ko Whyte, then probably won't ko Joshua.

Whyte's chin is even worse than AJ's. Still, a potential banana peel fight for Joshua.

Good though that Franklin can have boxing as his career now, and not have to work another job for a long time.