Comments Thread For: Frank Sanchez Wants Wilder Fight, Says He'll Easily Knock Out Deontay

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Efe is stiff as a board. Wilder is the opposite! Dirty Sanchez also says, "All he has is power" !!! Pero is the future of Cuban HW boxing not Sanchez.

Efe puts punches together and works behind a jab , if there’s a stiffer puncher then Wilder I haven’t seen one , in fact watching him throw any kind of hooks is like an episode of a twilight zone with a robot throwing punches ,only punches I see fluid are occasional body jabs . Posters are also ignoring defense Which is almost non existent for Wilder when he’s pressured .

There’s way to many things here to say confidently one guy beats the other . If Pero is the future of Cuban boxing he better stay away from Hrgovic who stopped him in the ams because I don’t see that fight ending any different now .

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Fury dropped him and he quit.

sanchez couldn’t put a dent in him

So Wach is better then Fury that’s what your basically saying ?

Sanchez punished his body that doesn’t mean he couldn’t have gone for the stoppage,Ortiz actually tried that and couldn’t get one but you know this isn’t how we determine the better fighters your once again trying to pump Fury up but he didn’t actually stop him in the first place which was your initial statement . Sanchez literally agreed to fight Hammer on 3 days notice but we’ll pretend that never happened either.

[deathofaclown]

So Wach is better then Fury that’s what your basically saying ?

Sanchez punished his body that doesn’t mean he couldn’t have gone for the stoppage,Ortiz actually tried that and couldn’t get one but you know this isn’t how we determine the better fighters your once again trying to pump Fury up but he didn’t actually stop him in the first place which was your initial statement . Sanchez literally agreed to fight Hammer on 3 days notice but we’ll pretend that never happened either.

It’s not about who’s better

its just I’ve not seen a single thing in Sanchez against him limited opposition that makes me believe he could knock out any decent version of Wilder. Sanchez would play it extremely safe.

[Combat Talk Radio]

Tough fight for Wilder. I suspect Deontay will be hitting air all night

This is the correct answer - Frank Sanchez in a BORING UD win.

[JakeTheBoxer]

Wilder by a huge KO or Sanchez by a boring wide UD.

If Sanchez makes Wilder missing all night, he wins easily.

[billeau2]

Wilder by a huge KO or Sanchez by a boring wide UD.

If Sanchez makes Wilder missing all night, he wins easily.

If you think about it, no fighter has really made Wilder miss. Ortiz and Fury outboxed him, and/or took the fight to him. Sanchez may be mobile and have decent footwork, but if Wilder comes back in decent condition, which is a major assumption, can Sanchez be the first guy to last through evasive actions entirely? A lot of guys misjudge distance with Wilder... I think Sanchez can win if he steps it up a notch and puts it together... But if he tries to fight scared, and avoid Wilder I don't see him lasting.

[archiemoore1]

Its not a fair fight because Wilder has an ice cream scoop sized dent in his head and it's real tender. When u punch it, it makes him cry

[PBR Streetgang]

Frank should win this but I don't think he does win this (if it ever happens). He's very skilled and has great athleticism...he could box Wilders ears off all night.

The problem I see with Frank is that he seems to lose focus at times throughout fights. He can get away with that against alot of fighters but Wilder isn't one of them. He would have to be dialed in all fight for all 10/12 rounds and I just don't see that happening.

[club fighter]

Frank should win this but I don't think he does win this (if it ever happens). He's very skilled and has great athleticism...he could box Wilders ears off all night.

The problem I see with Frank is that he seems to lose focus at times throughout fights. He can get away with that against alot of fighters but Wilder isn't one of them. He would have to be dialed in all fight for all 10/12 rounds and I just don't see that happening.

Exactly this, not only would he have to put up a Chris Byrd type defensive performance, but Sanchez is giving away a 3" height advantage, 5" reach advantage, a significant power disadvantage, and a massive pro championship experience gap.

He can be cute for a few rounds, but I see him withering under those Bomber power shots, and although he has better fundamentals, I don't see him pulling it off either.

[Combat Talk Radio]

If you think about it, no fighter has really made Wilder miss.

Szpilka. Until he stopped moving. Looked like a prime Ali in there.

Only difference with Sanchez is that he wouldn't stop moving.