racial anxiety and insecurity destroyed this dude
He couldn't handle the fact that he got beat by a white man, because he belived like Hopkins that no "white boy could beat him" and this racial anxiety/insecurity destroyed him when he got destroyed by Fury. There's an element within some black sports fan, whenever a white athlete is successful. You tend to see some insecurity. They have to re-inforce how they are the "superior athlete" or they have to call the guy a "great white hope", they can't handle when a white athlete, in this case, a boxer who is successful.
Wilder created a racial narrative. He tried to position himself as representing all black people and Fury was representing all white people. Fury, rightfully, try to shut that narrative down but Wilder was going on with it. When Wilder lost, it broke him, it completely fractured his mind. If he would of lost to a black guy I can gurantee he wouldn't of reacted the same way. racial anxiety/insecurity destroyed this dude
He couldn't handle the fact that he got beat by a white man, because he belived like Hopkins that no "white boy could beat him" and this racial anxiety/insecurity destroyed him when he got destroyed by Fury. There's an element within some black sports fan, whenever a white athlete is successful. You tend to see some insecurity. They have to re-inforce how they are the "superior athlete" or they have to call the guy a "great white hope", they can't handle when a white athlete, in this case, a boxer who is successful.
Wilder created a racial narrative. He tried to position himself as representing all black people and Fury was representing all white people. Fury, rightfully, try to shut that narrative down but Wilder was going on with it. When Wilder lost, it broke him, it completely fractured his mind. If he would of lost to a black guy I can gurantee he wouldn't of reacted the same way. racial anxiety/insecurity destroyed this dude
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