Deontay Wilder news

Taking your losses at the END of his career instead of his prime is the way you're supposed to do it, another feather in his cap. All these guys caught real beatings at an earlier age than wilder did: Buster Douglas, 20 v. Bey Wladimir Klitschko, 22 v. Purity Mike Tyson, 23 v. Douglas Shannon Briggs, 24 v. Wilson Joseph Parker, 25 v. Joshua Leon Spinks, 25 v. Coetzee George Foreman, 25 v. Ali Riddick Bowe, 26 v. Holyfield II Michael Moorer, 27 v. Foreman Dillian Whyte, 27 v. Joshua Vitali Klitschko, v. 28 v. Chris Byrd Anthony Joshua, 29 v. Ruiz Muhammad Ali, 29 v. Frazier Lennox Lewis, 29 v. McCall Joe Frazier, 29 v. Foreman Evander Holyfield, 30 v. Bowe Michael Spinks, 31 v. Tyson Deontay Wilder, 34 vs. Fury II And, Wilder's first loss was to the one linial world's Champion! He can continue to cash out if that's his choice, and he's being paid millions and millions to do it. 48 Fights, 8 years on top, 10 defences; we don't expect much more from America's Champion. But when he fights now, he earns each time more than the warriors here at Boxing Scene will make in their lifetimes. He never got to add carefully managed Joshua's scalp to his collection, make Joshua quit while standing again as he did against Ruiz in the fight Ruiz had trained for....if he could get up against Wilder's kind of power! The only regret.

Can he break Kownacki`s record with 5 back to back losses? I believe in him. Man, as hard as many laugh at Kownacki, his fights vs Helenius were heartbreaking to watch. Kow was on the rise, big Polish following, his wife watching and then BAM everything went down the drain.

Deontay needs to fight someone who has tough chin but hasn't a chance to win, because wilder wants reputation as one of era hardest hitters? So your going to have to ko someone with tough chin. Maybe jarrel Millar but not sure wilder can best jarrell Who fits the description of having tough chin but wouldn't be expected to beat wilder!

Can he break Kownacki`s record with 5 back to back losses? I believe in him. Wilder vs Del Bum :boxing:

He should definitely retire, but if he continues that is the fight he should try to make next. Will there be any money in the fight? If the Saudi promotional company doesn't bankroll the fight it would be a short money fight for both fighters. Ngannou has a MMA contract with the PFL that guarantees low 7 figures a fight. I'm not sure that fight would be worth more than that after seeing both fighters badly knocked out in their previous fights.

Francis Ngannou vs Deontay Wilder is the rumour. I'd watch. I imagine some big bombs landing or Ng mauls Birdlegs in the clinch.

Take the AJ route to rebuild his confidence Remember how AJ went to a dark room for 3 days? Imagine Wilder does the same and stumbles upon Josh.

I always had so much hope in wilder he had potential but he was his own worst enemy in the end. I think he could still have a few fights to pad a retirement fund. He KOs a couple lower level guys be could eventually cash out vs Joshua, usyk or Andy Ruiz. He still has power but he should probably take the year off to get his head back underneath him. Personally I think he should fight 6 bums in 6 months and get 6 straight Ko's, then step him back up for one last go.

I always had so much hope in wilder he had potential but he was his own worst enemy in the end. I think he could still have a few fights to pad a retirement fund. He KOs a couple lower level guys be could eventually cash out vs Joshua, usyk or Andy Ruiz. He still has power but he should probably take the year off to get his head back underneath him.

Francis Ngannou vs Deontay Wilder is the rumour. He should definitely retire, but if he continues that is the fight he should try to make next.

Wilder should fight Dillian White

Francis Ngannou vs Deontay Wilder is the rumour. Damn. Similar boxing ability and similar power. This could go the distance

He should be fighting at Jr. HW - 224.

Francis Ngannou vs Deontay Wilder is the rumour.

Should Okolie for the bridgerweight. Might as well since that belt does exist now.

You just describes his entire career. Haha, I know many people think so, but that's not true. He took a long time to develop, but when he peaked he was dangerous. I know all the Wilder haters (not calling you one) will discredit it but his wins over Ortiz were legitimately good, as good as any outside of beating Klitschko, Fury or AJ. He also beat some other solid heavies to solidify himself as a top heavyweight.

He just doesn't look like the same fighter he used to be. The money making opportunities may be clouding his judgment, but if he truly wants to get back to where he used to be he needs to lower his competition level a bit and work his way up. Take the AJ route to rebuild his confidence with in-ring activity at a lower competition level. You just describes his entire career.

HW division has been sucking so hard for the past two decades or so that one can fight till very old age. Wilder may be 38 but he can still continue. No big deal.

He just doesn't look like the same fighter he used to be. The money making opportunities may be clouding his judgment, but if he truly wants to get back to where he used to be he needs to lower his competition level a bit and work his way up. Take the AJ route to rebuild his confidence with in-ring activity at a lower competition level.

Deontay prob won't even fire Malik Scott lmao Imagine you train to fight a 290 lb guy and come in at 210. They didn't know ow Zhang would be a bit lighter. Worst trainer ever