Wilder coming in heavy was a big mistake

**Mike_b** · 10-10-2021, 07:00 AM

I think it was a good plan, instead of being a homerun hitter he transformed himself into a grand slam artist with the help of modern day science said Lennox Lewis. It's too bad deontay had no inside game at fighting. Heck the foul pole junior (Adam koneckski) had better luck on the inside and he was only throwing low blows.

My point being, fight like Ricky Hatton or Rid**** Bowe in the clinch. ROUGH HIM UP!�! It's not a break until the ref advises you or physically separated them. How about taking a step back and throwing a dirty uppercut or a chopping lead right hand? The hands are free...

**james240** · 10-10-2021, 07:01 AM

Had he been lighter he would of not lasted till 11.

**Lance98** · 10-10-2021, 07:05 AM

He seems more fluid, didn't get as tired and still kept his power at 220 ibs. That might be the sweet spot for him.

**Mike_b** · 10-10-2021, 07:08 AM

As far as their outside game: from long distance: fury was landing the faster straighter snappier type blows. Deontay would telegraph by ****ing his right back from his lunge position into a looping right hand, with all the sauce on it, 2 different moves back then forward (the punch I mean) whenever d did this it made him lose a fraction of a second with his arm back, hence the fastest way to a point is a straight line from Tyson fury. Who didn't load up as much at times yet being more effective.

**MikeyMike100** · 10-10-2021, 09:14 AM

Originally posted by james240

Had he been lighter he would of not lasted till 11.

Maybe. But he'd have a better chance of winning

**MikeyMike100** · 10-10-2021, 09:15 AM

Originally posted by Lance98

He seems more fluid, didn't get as tired and still kept his power at 220 ibs. That might be the sweet spot for him.

Definitely was

**Shrap** · 10-10-2021, 09:17 AM

He can come in light, heavy or anything in between. It doesn't matter. He lost and would always lose. No more excuses.

Wilder coming in heavy was a big mistake