Hello welcome back to the bad boxing podcast with me Trist Dixon top coach Adam Booth and

Alex Arthur former World Super Featherway champ.

Um guys last night Anthony Joshua returned to action.

After about a year from the ring, he'd beaten Andy Ruiz and he came back and he beat

Kubrat Pulev last night.

I was there.

So a couple of weeks ago, you guys were at the Connor Ben show and I was there. So a couple of weeks ago you guys were at the

Connor Ben show and I was left at home. Last night I was at the fight and you

guys stayed at home. One day we'll get together one of these days. But

Alex, I mean what was your thoughts on how Joshua fought?

Well, firstly all, I don't think that Ustree should be put together anywhere. I think it's very, very

dangerous. should be put together anyway I think it's very very dangerous and yeah but but to the fight

he looked a little bit stylistically it looked like he was trying stuff out last night for me.

Very upright, never quite seen him that upright before, left hand acting as a better

lever, using it as a bit of wand to wave around and maybe try and, I don't know,

it almost like he'd been watching the Clichco fight and analyzing it. and it looked to me a little bit like he was trying to take

something away for that he looked pretty much like clitchco style-wise last night.

Obviously they're very different fighters. His punch picking and his

punch variety was a little bit different. I felt a wee bit of a sense and maybe after he hurt him the third I thought he was maybe was

is he a wee bit gun shy now he didn't rush in and try and get the finish in the fourth.

But overall, Boxed pretty well,

used the jab to good effect. Left he selling a couple of Dodd-J we positions and situations that I thought he was, he looked like someone a lot better

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