Will this serve Wilder as a learning experience and improve him?

Not if he keeps that useless guy he calls a trainer in his corner. Midway through the fight last night he told Wilder he was WINNING. If that isn't a disservice to Wilder as a professional than idk what is. Wilder is what you call a heavy handed solid guy. He isn't built to throw a lot of lightning fast snapping punches. It comes down to bone density. If I were him I'd slow way down, focus on deflecting and nullifying an offense like Furys, before he starts looking for a big shot. His arms looked heavy last night and he looked very tired.

After 40 fights he's not going to suddenly learn how to box well now. Well said..........

Put him in with AJ and let's find out.

Will he pick up new tricks and wrinkles to add to his arsenal? The thing is with power punchers is many just get overly reliant on their power. Wilder is a lot like David Lemieux in that aspect. Neither are in there to score points. They both want that blood and nothing they get taught in training gets absorbed.

Bit rich coming from the dumb mother****er who sucks off Joshua on the reg, **** even makes threads about him and Golovkin you ****ing weirdo Ayo who mans is this? Get the strap!!! Lmao.

What a dumbass Joshua dick blowing response lmao. He didn't piss anything away, he won those fights. Wilder has been given a pass? For what lmao. And who's babying him? He did make an adjustment yesterday which is why he got the knockdowns. Fury demonstrated that he was the better pure boxer. I thought that you knew that before the fight lmao. And in case you forgot...the fight was a draw, and no amount of crying will change the decision. And the Pulev and Whyte comment......that should get you banned for stupidity lol. And if I didn't have a dick then I wouldn't have kids lol... Bit rich coming from the dumb mother****er who sucks off Joshua on the reg, **** even makes threads about him and Golovkin you ****ing weirdo You blind twat, haven't you seen his resume before 2018? ****ing bum out here celebrating a damn draw, shiiiiiiit you like those Clenelo f4gs after the first Golovkin fight You ain't go no dick, your balls got snatched up you bum. Now go fellate that roided robot Joshua and the uppity rich Hearn whilst fingering off Bum Squad's hole you ****ing clown

Well, he pissed away the first 35 fights of his career fighting bums and this is what you get. He's 33 years old, had surgery on his biceps before and has had 40 fights. People need to stop the babying and mollycoddling with this guy, he's been given enough of a pass already. And that's the thing. He's not an intelligent fighter and neither does he have an intelligent team around him. He can't do it because the learning time has gone. As said above, people need to stop babying him, it's as though people want him to get a free ride to the top. He's not Bud Crawford or someone as skilled who can make dramatic adjustments on the fly because he's just not that good. Wilder is basically Pulev with power. Without the power, he'd be going life and death with Dillian ShyteWhat a dumbass Joshua dick blowing response lmao. He didn't piss anything away, he won those fights. Wilder has been given a pass? For what lmao. And who's babying him? He did make an adjustment yesterday which is why he got the knockdowns. Fury demonstrated that he was the better pure boxer. I thought that you knew that before the fight lmao. And in case you forgot...the fight was a draw, and no amount of crying will change the decision. And the Pulev and Whyte comment......that should get you banned for stupidity lol. And if I didn't have a dick then I wouldn't have kids lol...

Heavyweights tend to hit their peak at a higher age. And being in against good foes should theoretically make you better. If you are an intelligent fighter and have an intelligent team around you. Well, he pissed away the first 35 fights of his career fighting bums and this is what you get. He's 33 years old, had surgery on his biceps before and has had 40 fights. People need to stop the babying and mollycoddling with this guy, he's been given enough of a pass already. And that's the thing. He's not an intelligent fighter and neither does he have an intelligent team around him. He won't be able to learn to fight inside. He's too old. He should've paced himself better and went to the body more. Too much head hunting. He can't do it because the learning time has gone. As said above, people need to stop babying him, it's as though people want him to get a free ride to the top. He's not Bud Crawford or someone as skilled who can make dramatic adjustments on the fly because he's just not that good. Wilder is basically Pulev with power. Without the power, he'd be going life and death with Dillian Shyte

There is definitely a lot he could learn from last night. If he pays attention. He should also steal some of Fury's feints. He won't be able to learn to fight inside. He's too old. He should've paced himself better and went to the body more. Too much head hunting.

Yeah. He has to learn to pace himself. He was very impatient and frustrated-yet he got two knockdowns and almost won by tko. He learned a lot. You have to fight boxers different. Last night he wasn't the boxer. Fury was. There is definitely a lot he could learn from last night. If he pays attention. He should also steal some of Fury's feints.

Will he pick up new tricks and wrinkles to add to his arsenal? Yeah. He has to learn to pace himself. He was very impatient and frustrated-yet he got two knockdowns and almost won by tko. He learned a lot. You have to fight boxers different. Last night he wasn't the boxer. Fury was.

Wilder was further exposed. Exposed in what manner? Has ever been viewed as a technically flawed fighter with outrageous power?

After 40 fights he's not going to suddenly learn how to box well now. Didn't Marco Antonio Barerra become a master boxer with a brilliant jab after more than 40 fights? It's improbable but not impossible

I actually think he's already improved and that's the best version of him we've seen. His threw a couple of "windmills" and got caught plenty but in general his style was much tighter than usual and he didn't look like he would trip over his own feet. Watch his fights from only a couple years ago. The difference is dramatic. The guy really looked like some basketball player who laced up for a radio station charity event. He looks like a trained boxer now.

No, he's too much of a dummy to learn from this. He didn't learn from the Ortiz fight or any of his previous 39 fights where he was getting outboxed and was bailed out by his power and he won't learn from this one

He's 33 and had 40 fights, what's he going to learn now? Heavyweights tend to hit their peak at a higher age. And being in against good foes should theoretically make you better. If you are an intelligent fighter and have an intelligent team around you.

Wilder was further exposed.

He's 33 and had 40 fights, what's he going to learn now?

One area that he could get better in is body punching. I was expecting him to go downstairs a lot more, that certainly would have helped counter Fury's good head movement.

Maybe yeah, but I don't think there are things which will allow him to compete with Fury on a boxing level, he can't learn that much. But he can do some things better in general. Wilder looked like a beaten man by round 7-8. Then he had round 9, but after that he looked even more beaten in 10 and 11. He really got off the hook here