Comments Thread For: Arum: Whyte is Big Puncher, Poses Bigger Danger To Fury Than Even Wilder

[REDEEMER]

Agree especially the part where if whyte hurts fury,fury will be dealing with educated pressure and combos if whytes trying to finish him off

Wilder couldn't do an educated finish on anyone either that punch puts you down for ten or wilder is chasing and flailing his arms and the opponant survives the round

That’s a big misconception about Wilder because he’s rarely put fighters down where they weren’t on their feet in relevant fights in stoppage wins . I even had posters claiming he knocked Breazeale out cold even though he tried to continue ,on his feet so these posters aren’t even watching the full fights they are watching highlights.

I think Wilders just swarms his opponents as he tries to finish until the ref stops it most shots miss by him against stunned opponents . I’ve seen guys literally walk away from Wilder going to his corner and the fight is still being called off like the Washington fight . If Whyte can set a fast pace fir majority of the fight and not tire much he may even win this but Furys job is a bit easier all he has to do is be just out of range and do less and has the advantage of leaning in clinches so I still see an ugly fight I think it goes pretty long though I think past 8 . I can’t see this being boring Whyte knows he shouldn’t let it go to scorecards he’ll roll the dice and go for it .

[Boricua181]

Very true. Amazing ring genius. He was also a very nice, down to earth guy with a great sense of humor.

From what I've heard he was a great guy to be around, just don't step into the ring with him during his time on earth.
He beat Sandy Saddler a killer in the ring due to his punching power, who could've been fighting two weight divisions
above 126 because of his height advantage.
They fought 2 or 4 wars, and thats a lot of heart from both, but more so for Pep who was so much shorter than Saddler.
They were still giants in the ring in spite of their lack of weight, and both all time greats in boxing history.