Deontay Wilder To Debut on De La Hoya-Pacquiao Card

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BoxingScene.com was informed that heavyweight Deontay Wilder, who won an Olympic bronze medal in the 2008 Beijing games, is going to make his pro debut on the undercard to Oscar De La Hoya vs. Manny Pacquiao on December 6 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. [details]

[trainhard_187]

Great!!!! While their at it throw in a Justin Timberlake and Janet Jackson half time performance so Janet can flash her boob again. Stack the undercard with in an between fight performances from artists like the Jonas brothers (to gain the young little girls interest in the event), Lil Wayne (for the Rap community) and Billy Ray Cyrus (for the country lovers). This will definitely gain the interest of the public to watch the event even more. Oh and try to top off the event with a performance of Manny and Oscar doing their own hits prior to their ring walk.

[Silencers]

That's pretty fast, it'll be interesting to see how he does.

[Sox8055]

everyone trying to make their fight on the dlh/pac undercard, seems almost alot of ppl will see this event

[Hitman932]

will he be fighting as a cruisweight or a heavyeright

[ringsidemike]

Wilder will be trained by his amateur coach, Mark Breland, & Ronnie Shields.

[PoetryInMotion]

who is he fighting? Isreal Vasquez?

[Zerwas1]

will he be fighting as a cruisweight or a heavyeright

I hope he doesn't follow the trend to fight at heavyweight, because there's more money, he could easily make cruiserweight and should pack on muscle before fighting at heavyweight.

[Guest]

I hope he doesn't follow the trend to fight at heavyweight, because there's more money, he could easily make cruiserweight and should pack on muscle before fighting at heavyweight.

He's 6'7. Heavyweight seems to be inevitable for him.
6'7 200, he might as well be a shooting guard in the NBA.

Cruiser is getting better, but it's NOT where the money is at by a long stretch.

I wonder how hard it was for him to make 200 as an amateur.
I'd think it would be pretty hard.

[Mr. Ryan]

That's pretty fast, it'll be interesting to see how he does.

10K points says he scores a first round KO and is anointed the future of the division off of that one round.