Comments Thread For: Wilder: Whyte Ain't Nothing But **** To My Toilet Paper, The Scum Between My Toes

[Sid-Knee]

I like the fact that Wilder had some changes in his training camp. I like the fact that Wilder is "listening" to his trainer. I like the fact that Wilder is trying different things, including slipping punches and combinations. I like the fact that Wilder is going to the body (all based on training videos). I am not so happy that the new trainer is Malik Scott. I think Wilder should have sought help from a more professional coach where he will have to get out of his comfort zone (like what Ruiz did). I do not like the fact that Wilder is being so arrogant (like the quote against Whyte). Pride hath a fall and Wilder is doing himself no favors here. I don't like how Wilder is trying to put on a persona of "an angry man out to get blood" that won't talk, etc. It ain't doing him no good...not with the mind games and not with the fans.

The good thing that can come out of this is that if Wilder loses but decides to keep on boxing, he still has some exciting fights to make. Perhaps not as high profile as he would if he were still the champion, but still higher than other non-champions. And his new training can come in handy in beating those fighters like Ruiz, Whyte, Parker, etc. Win or lose, I will still like to see Wilder-Joshua and if that happens within a year or 18 months, I still fancy Wilder to KO Joshua. Afterwards, he might be too old or demotivated.

Wilder doesn't have a single good world class win in all the years he's be a pro. But he's now going to beat a few of them? Even though he's frightened of them? What part of reality are you having problems understanding here? He's scared stiff of Whyte. Now, he'd be lucky to get out of the first 2 rounds. Whyte won't beat him down and have him shoot the look of terror like Fury did. No, one big punch will violently end the fraud the way we deserve to see. But as i say, he's far too scared to attempt it. That is very clear.

[chepboxingking]

Didn't Molina match up well with Wilder considering he's a bum and not world class like Whyte is? But Wilder got rocked, lost a few rounds, and had to get him out late. Not in 4 rounds like Wilder loons keep on claiming. This is against bums. World class fighters destroy Wilder. But Wilder knows not to get in a ring with them because he knows what would happen. He's a coward who is mentally weak. Wilder doesn't even buy his own nonsense the way you do. To buy it would make you even more simple than Wilder. And i don't even think that is f3cking possible, considering.

Name these worthwhile fighters Wilder has got out of there within 4 rounds? Who? Talking shlt like the idiot in question. Beyond laughable. Fantasy world stuff.

Bro, whyte is not a "worthwhile" fighter either. Dude just got KOd by a fookin 41 yr old. Luis ortiz would dismantle Whyte pillar to post.

[Sid-Knee]

Whyte was the guy who rejected the eliminator…

You’re constantly slating Wilder man, it’s an unhealthy obsession.

You're rejecting reality, because that is a lie. Why you wish to believe this madness is your own agenda, but you've got serious issues. I already know that.

[Sid-Knee]

I don't see it that way. Wilder KOs Whyte in short order each and every time they fight.

You don't see reality. That's your problem. The posts you've written and liked make that very clear.

Wilder himself hasn't ever come to that conclusion. If he did, he would have taken the 7 Mill he asked for after pricing himself out and beat his first world level fighter. But no, he went and fought one of his cans. Again. Like his his resume is filled with. It's a coward's resume. Only seriously damaged and delusional people will disagree.

[Sid-Knee]

Bro, whyte is not a "worthwhile" fighter either. Dude just got KOd by a fookin 41 yr old. Luis ortiz would dismantle Whyte pillar to post.

Fighters can get caught. It happens. Whyte dominated but Povetkin pulled one out of the bag. Whyte sorted it out in the rematch though.

It would be like saying Moorer wasn't worthwhile because he got KO'd by a 45 year old. But that wouldn't make sense because Moorer beat Holyfield who beat that same 45 year old. Boxing is filled with situations like this. Well, if you know anything about it's history. Only ****** people play this game. Robinson was dominated by a decent fighter coming into the fight when he fought Turpin. Does he not matter? Is he not worthwhile? Is Robinson just a bum with all those defeats?

[billeau2]

Still obsessed with black guys on YouTube? Just stop going to their pages

So many Brits rush into these threads like King Arthur's army... They usually refer to Whyte as Beetle Juice, and other hateful names... Now that he directs himself towards wilder he has became a savoir.

[kushking]

Imagine anyone believing Shyte has a chance at beating the top 3. Whyte is a twice caught ped cheat whom has never deserved anything but ridicule. And no matter how much shyte he talks, Needlejuice will always be in Wilders shadow.(at least Wilder has accomplished something aside from cheat wins against Parker/Rivas.)

Hopefully this infuriates his fans enough to actually speak up(cause we know how y'all hide from the facts)

[Willy Wanker]

What a headline.

That's probably the most intelligent thing Wilder has said in the last year and a half.

[Jkp]

Whyte loves to run his mouth with boxers who have a fight booked.

Whytes resume consists of a growing number 40+ year olds. One of which, ko'd him so bad people thought he was dead.

Mean while Wilder fighting #1 guy in world for 3rd time.

[davefromvancouv]

Wilder and his fans didn't. They've done everything they could to make sure it didn't happen for years.

Now crawl back into your hole because we don't want to hear this weirdo shlt for 5 more years. Go away.

Wilder will begin his second reign as WBC champion on July 24th when he knocks out RING/lineal champion Fury. Joshua had one chance to fight Wilder in 2018, but blew it, fighting WBA mandatory Povetkin then getting pummeled by #15 ranked Andy Ruiz. He then tried to cheat Wilder out of his rematch with Fury, but failed again, now having to fight WBO mandatory Usyk. Joshua needs to focus on Usyk, then he'll have a second chance to fight the new lineal champion Wilder.