Why’s Wilder getting praised for the savage beating he took?

[Queen_Leia]

Stick yer ********** opinions up yer arse.

I have forgotten more about boxing than you’ll ever know, you muppet! You’re a sissy - stick to female boxing.

I've triggered you...excellent! I'm at peace that I've ruined your day.

[F l i c k e r]

Incredibly disrespectful When has AJ hit the canvas and stayed down? I admit he has looked absolutely clueless in the ring at times but nothing a change of trainer wont solve.

A trainer won't fix his punch resistance.

He gets hit with 1 solid punch and he goes twitchy. His chin isn't Amir Khan bad but he's close.

Can't get finished by smaller guys, and then rocked repeatedly by another not known for being a puncher.

[NYG]

Resume tells you all you need to.

AJ beats Fury 9 out of 10 times.

AJ got knocked down by the guy who Fury played with almost 2 years earlier. Stop it already with AJ, he won't come close to beating Fury. Guy lost to a short fat guy who he was supposed to walk through and then to a cruiserweight.

[andocom]

I can sort of see it from both sides, the trilogy was undoubtedly a great fight, Wilder showed immense heart and determination, not to mention damn near winning it in the forth, so for those reasons he does deserve praise.

But it is also not unreasonable to say that in some ways Fury's performance was actually not that good in the third fight, it looked to me like maybe his preparation wasn't great, I don't think his timing and tactics were anywhere as effective as in the second, not sure if it was stamina issues or tactics but Wilder looked ready to be finished rounds earlier and Fury couldn't get it done. At times it looked like the only thing holding Wilder up was Fury's clinching. Fury himself said it wasn't his best camp etc.

So the narrative that this Wilder beats any fighter not named Tyson Fury might be true, it also might be true that a dialled in Fury ends that in the forth without going life and death.

Its basically the same issue Wilder has had forever, its hard to know how good is he really when he's beaten few good fighters and lost 3 times against his only top tier opponent.

Who knows, maybe now without the belt if he keeps fighting we'll actually find out a little more if he faces Ruiz/Whyte/Joshua/Usyk/Joice/Parker types.

[LoadedWraps]

Hang on. This forum tells me Joshua has no tank and gasses early. That in the later rounds he didn't have the energy against Usyk.

Isn't that leaving it all in the ring?

Or do you mean he didn't take a savage beating and get knocked out?

Is that what makes a top fighter?

Leaving it all in the ring means doing everything possible to win, including risks not normally taken, and willing to go out on your shield.

If you have poor conditioning and are gassed after 2 rounds, you didn't leave it all in the ring boyo.

[LoadedWraps]

No any bum can't and you don't know shlt about boxing if you thinks so.

Well said.

[champion4ever]

I honestly don’t understand boxing fans. A bum who was elevated to “elite” status based on hype/narrative despite not fighting anyone got exposed 3 times and beaten to a pulp by the only decent boxer he has ever faced - yet people still think he’s “elite” and are praising him for taking a savage beating.

I understand Americans need a HW in the mix but Wilder has always been a bum with exaggerated power. And everything got exposed by Fury who’s also a fraud to an extent.

Just pump the brakes with the madness and let these two take on the top contenders like AJ has done throughout his career to see how good they’re.

Wilder vs Ruiz
Fury vs Whyte
Wilder vs Helenius
Fury vs Hunter

I want to see these fights next year pending what happens between AJ and Usyk

the bigger question is why Tyson Fury is being praised for beating a bum who was elevated to;elite status based on hype/narrative despite not fighting anyone got exposed 3 times and beaten to a pulp by the only decent boxer he has ever faced

[Toffee]

Leaving it all in the ring means doing everything possible to win, including risks not normally taken, and willing to go out on your shield.

If you have poor conditioning and are gassed after 2 rounds, you didn't leave it all in the ring boyo.

They'd exactly what happened to Wilder. Was dead on his feet from the 3rd on. Landed a punch in the 4th but didn't have the energy to follow it up. Then got beaten to a pulp.

Joshua made a fight of it up to about Round 10, when he simply had nothing left against a man who had put forward an exceptional performance.

I'm still not sure why being knocked the fk out (that's what going out on your shield means?) it's more laudible than being outpointed by the better man on the night.

[Noelanthony]

i truly believe that as bad technically as Wilder is if he faces AJ he wins in a brutal fashion. Just because when he lands oh and he will land. AJ is gonna do his lil buckle dance and it will spell the beginning of the end. AJ and Wilder should both get an in between fight to get them back on track and then all the heavy's fight on the same card. AJ vs Wilder and Fury vs Usyk for undisputed....Wishful thinking hahaha

Not wishful, disrespectful thinking

[Noelanthony]

They'd exactly what happened to Wilder. Was dead on his feet from the 3rd on. Landed a punch in the 4th but didn't have the energy to follow it up. Then got beaten to a pulp.

Joshua made a fight of it up to about Round 10, when he simply had nothing left against a man who had put forward an exceptional performance.

I'm still not sure why being knocked the fk out (that's what going out on your shield means?) it's more laudible than being outpointed by the better man on the night.

Tell him!! What the hell is he going on about?