Deontay Done F**Ked up!

You are very simple minded, aren't you? You’re an idiot that made a f@gotty thread.

I have always said AJs straight punches will beat wilder...now his legs will do it too. I have never seen AJ move like that's, I've never seen him look like a young Ali and I've seen AJ in the gym countless times. That was remarkable and I now expect AJ v V bumsquad to never happen.

Dudes like d4th do a really gay thing where they elevate every to try and demean a fighter they don’t like and make a guy the like look better. It isn’t “better” for AJ or any black mark on Wilder that Ruiz beat AJ. It means that AJ was never really as good as his fans made him out to be and that Ruiz wasn’t bad just because Bob gave up on him. It has no bearing on Wilder. You are very simple minded, aren't you?

If Joshua fights like he did tonight he will get knocked out vs Wilder. His best shot against wilder would be to attack hard early and take his chances. He cannot wait around as Wilder will land that right hand eventually. Early slugfest is very winnable for Joshua. 50-50 Wilder's punches are predictable, and Wilder is much more easily to hit that Ruiz. Joshua is working on that left hook too, Wilder will be made to pay for those wild swings. A slugfest is a crapshoot and plays into Wilder's hands. Joshua 2.0 can outbox Wilder and make him pay. Wilder is not 300lbs and he will feel the punches much more than Ruiz.

It is not about handling Wilder's power, it about being smart enough never to be caught by it. As you seen tonight, Joshua can nullify an opponent. Joshua can get away with that vs a 300lb opponent. You think he can run all night from Wilder? LOL

How do you know all of this? Are you basing this on training footage and his own claims? I admit I haven't paid much attention to either of those things but you know that you can't base much on that untill he steps into the ring. Like Tyson once said "90 percenth of fighting is sixthy perthenth mental". For all we know he gets KTFO in one round tonight. I agree with you about Wilder though. Everything. I've paid close attention to what has been said. Joshua went back to boxing, went disciplined. Ruiz's extra weight helped him absorbed the punches better. But Joshua was extremely disciplined and never chased the knock out. A very important lesson, that will bode well if he fights Wilder

If Joshua fights like he did tonight he will get knocked out vs Wilder. His best shot against wilder would be to attack hard early and take his chances. He cannot wait around as Wilder will land that right hand eventually. Early slugfest is very winnable for Joshua. 50-50

I agree mostly. I agreed with Wilder in the whole this offer is an insult debate, but not the longevity of his argument. At a certain point, after like years of back and forth, Wilder should have just accepted he isn't getting a fair offer and taken the fight anyway. I'm not saying this to argue with the wilder ducked joshua folks but rather to point out even if you believe Joshua was sending lowballs to duck Wilder, Wilder went along with the plan then, and, it was stupid. Wilder's a proud guy so I doubt he actually gives a ****. Wilder would have a much better chance in beating a 2018 Joshua than a 2020 Joshua.

Disagree. Joshua will never be able to handle a Wilder power shot. He can dance around all he wants on a 300 lb opponent but that isn't gonna work on Wilder. Nor on Fury. Wilder will make A LOT more money at this point as well. It is not about handling Wilder's power, it about being smart enough never to be caught by it. As you seen tonight, Joshua can nullify an opponent.

Disagree. Joshua will never be able to handle a Wilder power shot. He can dance around all he wants on a 300 lb opponent but that isn't gonna work on Wilder. Nor on Fury. Wilder will make A LOT more money at this point as well.

Depends on how Joshua looks tonight. If he wins well then he must have learn from the Ruiz fight. If that’s the case then it meant Wilder should have fought him at those points, because I never thought Joshua would beat Wilder, but the more they duck Joshua the better for him. He would only get better whilst Wilder ages. But that’s only if Joshua wins tonight and learnt from his loss.

How can we tell if he's a bigger puncher? I'm hoping Joshua wins but this has nothing to do with Wilder. Joshua's loss is is HIS loss. If he happens to lose again get ready for a Wider/Ruiz fight. Joshua will have to rebuild his career on his own.

Dudes like d4th do a really gay thing where they elevate every win to try and demean a fighter they don’t like and make a guy the like look better. It isn’t “better” for AJ or any black mark on Wilder that Ruiz beat AJ. It means that AJ was never really as good as his fans made him out to be and that Ruiz wasn’t bad just because Bob gave up on him. It has no bearing on Wilder.

AJ's chin did not look so good against Ruiz. He might get KOed again tonight. If he ever fights Wilder he still has to take his mediocre chin into the ring and Wilder always lands a big right on everybody he fights. Wilder showed he can take lots of hard punches and hang in there in the first Ortiz fight. I think Wilder KOs AJ if they fight.

But since that defeat he has rededicated himself to boxing stopped bodybuilding, he has lived the life, looked to improve his defence and footwork, and even though he has dropped weight he has become a bigger puncher. How do you know all of this? Are you basing this on training footage and his own claims? I admit I haven't paid much attention to either of those things but you know that you can't base much on that untill he steps into the ring. Like Tyson once said "90 percenth of fighting is sixthy perthenth mental". For all we know he gets KTFO in one round tonight. I agree with you about Wilder though.