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'Sugar' Hill after hearing about Wilder's costume comments: "We had injuries in camp. Tyson, hurt is ankles, they were all messed up - they have pictures of that - he suffered a cut in training camp. Tyson Fury wasn't even getting hit to the head in training camp and at the beginning of training camp his elbow and shoulder was hurt. He was spotted limping at the UFC thing. So Tyson Fury's the one with all the injuries but he made no excuses and didn't want to pull out." Its really sad that Wilder has stooped this low.

I hate to kick a guy while he's down but we already know Wilder will make excuses and not give Fury his credit. This is the same guy who before the fight he said he doesn't want to hear any excuses from team Fury's when he loses!! It's sad that I have to make a excuses thread before he's even made any excuses, but we all know he is the KING of ridiculous excuses and the excuses will be coming in like crazy. He should take his loss like AJ did, make no excuses and say the better man won. ​​​​​​ UPDATE! New excuse 03/06/2021 Deontay Wilder reveals he had a dislocated shoulder and tore shoulder muscle. He also said Jay Deas was unexperienced with gloves and that he wasnt feeling right in the ring as Tyson did gypsy voodoo magic against him. His quote was "I was under some Juju". UPDATE! New excuse 01/06/2021 Deontay Wilder claims he lost the fight due to white privilege. UPDATE! New excuse 29/05/2021 Fred from Barbershop Conversions reveals he met Wilder in a hotel where Wilder was self isolating due to catching Covid19 before Fury rematch. UPDATE! New excuse 24/11/2020 Jay Deas drugged Wilder in the corner with cocaine. UPDATE! New excuse 17/11/2020 Fury used his fingernails to scratch the flesh from Wilder's ear. UPDATE! New excuses 31/10/2020 Water was spiked by Mark Breland, Tyson Fury had Eggweight in his glove, Referee Kenny Bayless was on Fury's side, disloyal trainer, dent in head, towel thrown in too early. UPDATE! New excuse 07/09/2020 Deontay Wilder had a bicep injury in the camp leading upto Tyson Fury rematch. UPDATE! New excuses 27/06/2020 Deontay Wilder's brother Marsellos Wilder claims Deontay had a autopsy which identified a dent in Wilder's skull. They claim Fury hid a blunt metal object in his glove with the help of someone from someone in Wilders camp. UPDATE! New excuses 24/05/2020 Wilder's water was spiked by a Wilder team member who was paid by team Fury, Tyson Fury's glove had metal objects inside UPDATE! New excuses 16/04/2020 Wilder was a Zombie in the ring, Wilder injured his beicep during the fight Update! First excuse already made in post fight interview Wilder said "no excuses" but he had lots of complications and weak legs coming into the fight! No doubt he will come up with more excuses so I'll keep this thread updated with the list of excuses he comes up with. Excuses made so far.. Weak legs, Complications in camp, Referee Kenny Bayless didn't do good job (blamed ref in first fight too), Mark Breland stopped fight and threw in towel too early, Mark Breland sided with team Fury and Sugar Hill, Wilder made love to his wife hours before fight which made him sluggish, The light on the suit dazzled him, Fight should never have been stopped as Wilder calims he was never hurt, The ring walk outfit was too heavy, Fury's gloves were loaded, Fury removed padding from gloves, Fury's fist wasn't fully in the glove (Loaded, removed padding or empty gloves?? Which one is it??), Fury took peds for Wilder rematch which gave him more power, Fury doped in 2015 (somehow this discredits his win against Wilder in 2019), Wilder was drugged by a member of team Fury, Andre Dirrell from ringside made his trainer throw in the towel, Snakes in the grass plotted against Wilder to lose, He was a Zombie in the ring, He injured his beicep before the fight, He injured his beicep during the fight, Had bicep surgery after the fight (which one was it? Before, during or after fight????), Wilder's water was spiked by a Wilder team member who was paid by team Fury, Food was poisoned pre fight, Autopsy confirms dent in Wilders skull, Tyson Fury's glove had blunt metal objects inside, Disloyal trainer, Water was spiked by Mark Breland (CLARIFIED: previously they suggested someone spiked water but didn't say who. Now they are confirming team Fury paid off Mark Breland to spike water), Referee Kenny Bayless is currupt and was on Tyson Fury's side, Tyson Fury had egg shaped weight in gloves as the dent on Wilder's head was egg shaped (Same excuse again but describing exactly what they "THINK" was in the glove), Fury used his nails to scratch flesh from Wilder ears, Referee Kenny Bayless was drunk during match as Wilder spotted him at the bar night before, Deontay Wilder's other trainer/manager Jay Deas drugged Wilder in the corner with cocaine, Wilder cought Covid-19 before rematch, Wilder dislocated shoulder, Wilder tore shoulder muscle, Jay Deas was unexperienced with gloves, Fury did gypsy voodoo magic against him (Wilder claims he was under some JUJU), Wilder claims he lost because of white privilege. Will keep list updated as the excuses roll in. Just as a reminder here is the list of excuses he made for the draw in the first Tyson fight... Broken arm, Broken hand, Pressure of first PPV, Long count, Referee Jack Reiss was on Tyson’s side, Wilder was rushing his shots, Wilder was 50% fit and Tyson was 100%, Tyson did some voodoo magic against him, Tyson was covered in baby oil so punches didn't land flush, Fury's height advantage, Fury's weight advantage, Wilder claims he clearly won 10 rounds, Wilder had the flu day of the fight, He didn’t KO Fury because he’s scared of his own power, Celebrated too early and got gassed, Bias commentary made people think Fury won, Paulie Malagnaggi wants a great white hope, Wilder was robbed as americans don't want a black guy to succeed.

Wilder was schooled in every round! Though it's evident they tried to rob him as jugde gave Wilder round 2 and ref looked a bogus point off. He looked like a novice amateur against Fury and Fury bear the living life out of Wilder. I felt bad for Wilder and wanted it to stop because he was hurt but his excuses put me off and I can't respect that! Sucks for Wilder as he down played Fury and said he has zero power. Well Wilder must have a chin made out of feathers because the pillows put him to sleep Zzz. The excuses have started already doe! He said "no excuses" but he had lots of complications and weak legs coming into the fight! No doubt he will come up with more excuses so I'll keep this thread updated with the list of excuses he comes up with. Just as a reminder here is the of excuses he made in the first Tyson fight... Broken arm, Broken hand, Pressure of PPV, Long count, Ref was on Tyson’s side, Rushing shots, He was 50% and Tyson was 100%, Tyson did some voodoo magic, Tyson was covered in baby oil, Weight advantage, Height advantage, He won 10 rounds, He didn’t KO Fury because he’s scared of his own power, Celebrated too early and got gassed, Bias commentary, Americans not wanting a black guy to succeed.

Wilder's feeling are really hurt!! For the so called "baddest man on the planet" he seems very soft, sensitive and emotional.

Lou DiBella who use to promote most if not all of Deontay Wilders previous fights with PBC confirmed in multiple interviews today that Deontay Wilder was told by Al Haymon to fire him because he set up the meeting with Deontay Wilder and DAZN who offered Wilder a massive lucrative $120 million deal to fight AJ. He mentions he found it very strange that he got fired for getting Wilder a career high payday for the AJ fight which Wilder, Shelly Finkle and Haymon claim to be trying to make anyway. If it wasn't already blatantly obvious, now even the Wilder fan squad can't deny team Wilder had no intention of fighting AJ.. They immediately fired the person who made efforts to make the fight.

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Mexican boxing legend Julio César Chávez has legally changed his name to Saúl Álvarez Sr following his son's embarrassing defeat to Daniel Jacobs. https://static.wixstatic.com/media/51759d_e50ec4e7e5784e5ebf9ee6d280b47803~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_528,h_297,al_c,q_80,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01/51759d_e50ec4e7e5784e5ebf9ee6d280b47803~mv2.webp Chávez Jr was booed out of the Talking Stick Resort Arena in Phoenix and pelted by his betrayed Mexican fans after quitting on his stool against former middleweight champion Daniel Jacobs before the sixth round. Unprofessionalism has plagued Chávez Jr's career, and his latest (and possibly last) fight was no different, with him skipping pre-fight drug tests and weighing in a ridiculous 4.7lbs over the 168lb middleweight limit. But nobody has been embarrassed by his antics over the years more than perhaps the best Mexican fighter of all time, the father who gifted his name to Chávez Jr at birth, Julio César Chávez Sr, who finally decided enough is enough and released a scathing statement explaining his decision: https://cdn.newsapi.com.au/image/v1/e57107cf4448dc048bef29ceec5c20ee?width=650 "The time has come for a change. I can no longer bear the name of this disgrace to boxing. He wouldn't do the right thing and relinquish my name, so earlier today I made the decision to visit the county court in Culiacán and legally change my name to Sául Álvarez Sr. "My new name is inspired by a real Mexican champion, my real son, Canelo. I discussed it with him before I made the application and he gave me his blessing. "He might eat questionable meats and create his own weight classes, but he would never quit or miss weight because he was getting high in the basement and eating churros instead of training. "Never again will I have to walk the streets of Mexico with my head hanging in shame because that lazy disgrace has let my country and me down. F*** you, Julio."

AJ picks Fury to win as he expresses how hard its been to try and get Wilder in the ring. He believes Fury is a fighting man and unlike Wilder, Fury will make the undisputed fight once he wins. Deontay Wilder: "The head isn't spose to be hit Jim. Da best thangs come to those who wait so lets us maximise this so we can get the most money out of the fight"

AJ offers to help Tyson Fury in sparring for the Wilder fight during Sky interview.

Following his disappointing unanimous decision loss to Britain's Anthony Joshua in their hotly anticipated rematch, Andy Ruiz Jr. has admitted hiring the guy who sells tacos near his home in Imperial, California as his personal chef for the rematch was probably a mistake. Ruiz Jr became the first fighter of Mexican descent to become heavyweight champion of the world when he knocked out then-undefeated Anthony Joshua in the 7th round of their first clash at Madison Square Garden back in June. Boxing fans across the world were flabbergasted as they watched a relatively unknown chubby Mexican obliterate the hulking man mountain of the heavyweight division that is Anthony Joshua. How could this human burrito be so fast and powerful? Nobody was as surprised as Ruiz Jr himself, who started to believe his plumpness was the key to his historic victory. After the fight, he doubled down on his love of Snickers bars and hired Juan Rodrìguez, owner of a local taco truck close to Ruiz Jr's home in California, as his personal chef for the rematch. Unfortunately, the Mexican-American quickly found out that gaining another 15lbs of fat for the rematch was actually pretty dumb, when a slimmed down Joshua jabbed and danced circles around him for 12 rounds at the purpose-built Diriyah Arena in Saudi Arabia. "Yeah, in hindsight, that was probably a bad idea", said Ruiz Jr, speaking at the post-fight press conference. "People kept telling me how great it was that I was so chubby and how much I'd done for fat people by winning the first fight, and Joshua's muscles didn't help him, so it sort of made sense in my head. "I figured if I just increased my calorie intake by eating even more street food, I'd be in even better shape and take him out earlier than in the first fight. "That's when I asked Juan to help me prepare for the fight and he was happy to do it. It was probably the most delicious camp I've ever had; I was feeling good, other than the million trips to the bathroom, but I'm Mexican so I'm used to that. Anyway, let's do a third fight and this time I'll eat a salad or two. Maybe."

https://static.wixstatic.com/media/51759d_0e85ebe4bfe44e589238cc501c49a799~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_628,h_372,al_c,q_80,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01/51759d_0e85ebe4bfe44e589238cc501c49a799~mv2.webp Heavyweight champion of the world, Andy Ruiz Jr, has been sentenced to 500 lashings for revealing his breasts leading up to his rematch with Britain's Anthony Joshua this weekend. The Mexican-American was spotted posing topless while shooting promotional material for the upcoming fight, leaving a local Saudi passing through the area "sickened and disgusted". Amir Bin Hikin had this to say: "I was just on my daily walk when I witnessed a large, pale, tattooed prostitute, almost completely uncovered. She was wearing only shorts and boxing gloves, revealing her arms, legs, face, belly and giant breasts. "I was sickened and disgusted when I saw them. To dress this way in our country is a disgrace, so I immediately reported it to the nearest mutawa (Saudi Arabia's religious police). This bearded Mexican lady will be brought to justice before the eyes of Allah." Ruiz Jr reportedly protested, insisting that he is in fact a man, but the Saudi police ignored his pleas, stating "it's not possible; there is no man in Saudi Arabia with such voluptuous tittiez as these" and the boxer was sentenced to 500 lashings. The boxer will hope to receive his lashings and recover in time before he faces what could be the toughest fight of his life against a motivated Anthony Joshua.

The purpose-built arena for the rematch between Anthony Joshua and Andy Ruiz Jr in Saudi Arabia is to feature a panic room at the request of Joshua's promoter, Matchroom Boxing. https://static.wixstatic.com/media/51759d_1192a636206c434ea3ca9d8d7d4cbb80~mv2_d_1920_1204_s_2.jpg/v1/fill/w_628,h_394,al_c,q_80,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01/51759d_1192a636206c434ea3ca9d8d7d4cbb80~mv2_d_1920_1204_s_2.webp Rumours circulated following the first fight, which Ruiz Jr. won by a shock technical knockout in round 7, that Joshua had suffered from a panic attack in his dressing room just before his ring walk, explaining his poor performance. Joshua was quick to deny those rumours at the time, as was Matchroom's Eddie Hearn. Nevertheless, the promoter requested that the 15,000-seat Diriyah Arena, built especially for the fight and to be deconstructed immediately after, feature a panic room in case Joshua has another episode. "It's just a precaution", said Hearn. "Anthony didn't have a panic attack before the last fight, and he's definitely, 100%, absolutely not going to have one this time. But in case he does, we've given him a little safe space within his dressing room so he can shake it off. "Look, he just lost his first fight against a chubby Mexican guy who looks like a Pixar character. Of course he's going to have some pre-fight jitters. Who wouldn't? "He's had a couple of moments in training where I've been a bit concerned, but nothing too out of the ordinary; well, maybe that time I got a Snickers bar from the vending machine and he started screaming. My fault really; I forgot that's Ruiz's favourite. "If it happens again, I mean, for the first time, we'll be prepared. The only thing we haven't worked out yet is how to get him out of there if he doesn't want to fight. But it won't come to that. He's a big, strong, muscular Adonis and I love him very much. Don't write that down." The room will reportedly be secured by a vault door, but inside there will be a comfortable couch, some of Joshua's personal items, a built-in sound system with a pre-installed meditation playlist, and mood lighting.

Anthony Joshua died for 11 minutes in sparring session, claims insider December 2, 2019 Just days before his anticipated rematch with Andy Ruiz Jr, a totally reliable source has confirmed Anthony Joshua died for 11 whole minutes during an intense sparring session, but still intends to go ahead with the fight. After Joshua was knocked down four times in the first fight with Ruiz en route to a seventh round stoppage, rumours circulated that Joshua was hurt badly in sparring in the buildup to the fight and suffered from a panic attack in his dressing room prior to his delayed ring walk, but Joshua and his team were quick to dismiss them as false. As if those rumours weren't bad enough, reports are now coming in, mainly from World Boxing News, that Joshua momentarily died in sparring sometime in the last week, which will do nothing for the Olympic gold medallist's chances of reclaiming his world titles. The source, who asked not to be named, claims Joshua was preparing for Ruiz' speed by sparring a welterweight and was unfortunately hit by a devastating combination that briefly sent the former champion's body to the canvas and his soul to the spirit world for a terrifying 11 minutes. He also claims the British fighter was brought back to life by a local faith healer (or 'Ruqyah healer' as they're known in Saudi Arabia) who just happened to be in the gym, likely to help Joshua with his anxiety. When Joshua woke up, he apparently told his team that the spirit of Muhammad Ali gave him some words of inspiration for the rematch, along the lines of "son, if you don't lose some muscle mass, that fat little Mexican will put you on your ass". Eddie Hearn of Matchroom Boxing, Joshua's promoter, had this to say about the wild claim: "Who told you that s***? World Boxing News? Whoever it was, it's false. Anthony's been alive for at least the vast majority of camp and no welterweight has put him down that I've seen. There was that middleweight that rocked him a couple of times, but we banned him from camp weeks ago. "I'm sick of these unfounded rumours going round. Anthony's a warrior. He didn't get knocked out in sparring last time, he didn't have a panic attack; he had a temporary fear-induced state of distress, and he didn't die in sparring last Thursday. S***."

I think Ruiz is just a bad match up style for Joshua and Ruiz will most likely win even in a rematch. Joshua has always looked bad against short fighter (Takam, Povetkin, Parker and now Ruiz). Ruiz didn't win by a lucky punch.. He fought fantastically and was game and simply beat AJ for being the better man. Ruiz is not only small he has fast hands and now he has the mental advantage with a win over AJ.. Absolute nightmare match up for AJ. Joshua fought like someone who had a bad camp and judging from his face scars he probably got beat up in sparring. AJ will need to rebuild his confidence and maybe change trainer. The Ruiz rematch will be too much pressure on him and I think its the pressure that lead to this awful performance. I think his team will decide to rebuild him again against low level opponents to get KO's and get power and confidence back like he was when he was coming up. That's leaves Ruiz free to be able to unify with Wilder.. Don't be surprised if Wilder cancels his fight with Ortiz and fights Ruiz and becomes undisputed. I think if AJ takes this route he can come back and put himself in position for a shot at the title and become champion.

A side of a fight that may never happen and if it does it less than half money it was worth.. Its better being B side of a 100mil fight than a A side of a 40 million fight. 78 Sports speaking to Wilder as they were laughing at giving AJ 20% of not less. Its sink in soon.. all these big multi fight deals these heavyweights have been getting is because these broadcasters were investing in the big unification.. That's all gone down the drain now and these big offers won't exist anymore. And that these youtubers don't realise thier vids won't get the views/money anymore.. All thier content is around AJ vs Wilder and many of thier views come from AJ fans.

Just imagine that... It hasn't gone to planned for the people trying to marinate the fight and it could potentially be against 2 completely unexpected fighters.

Hopefully this means no more PPV for AJ fights, especially fights again opponent's that aren't PPV worthy. Eddie has took a huge hit here and because of AJ many other fights such as Whyte fights have been in PPV. Hopefully this breaks that chain.. Eddie will lose a lot of money because of this loss.

I believe a Miller even without PEDs could have even beat this AJ.. He wasn't in his element, like a lost man before it even started. Miller did himself out of 6 plus million and unified heavyweight titles thst would only lead to bigger money and better things. He must be kicking himself right about now.