Wilder isn't young. Yet he took Fury to deeper danger than any other fighter ever has.
Round 4, Tyson got saved by the bell, period. It isn't even about long counts, Wilder took too long waiting for that overhead/hook right, picture perfect. That sequence should have happened in Round 2, and we would have seen a ref stoppage shortly after. Regardless, he did that to a super heavyweight.
No other guy in the division gets Wilder out of there. None. They're not as durable as Fury, they all get clipped and taken out.
If Wilder retires so he can enjoy life, hats off to him, but I think it's a mistake. It's like Tim Bradley, who only ever lost to Pacquiao, retiring.
If Wilder ever reads this, don't be like Bradley. Be like Canelo, who like you only ever lost to a great fighter, yet picked himself up, dusted himself off and kept fighting.
Round 4, Tyson got saved by the bell, period. It isn't even about long counts, Wilder took too long waiting for that overhead/hook right, picture perfect. That sequence should have happened in Round 2, and we would have seen a ref stoppage shortly after. Regardless, he did that to a super heavyweight.
No other guy in the division gets Wilder out of there. None. They're not as durable as Fury, they all get clipped and taken out.
If Wilder retires so he can enjoy life, hats off to him, but I think it's a mistake. It's like Tim Bradley, who only ever lost to Pacquiao, retiring.
If Wilder ever reads this, don't be like Bradley. Be like Canelo, who like you only ever lost to a great fighter, yet picked himself up, dusted himself off and kept fighting.
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