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Wilder should move to the UK, there are few intriguing fights for him elsewhere.
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Alabama has a statue of him while not a great stance of him because it looks like he’s deciding what to get at a fast food menu or something at the counter I can’t see him going to a place where they have one of Fury beating him up he’s not going to get the same recognition in the U.K .Comment
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“Should” has nothing to do with it lol This is boxing. It’s full of fights that never “should” have been made. People getting chances they never earned. Everything is negotiable in boxing. It has to make dollars not sense. Nobody in boxing “HAS” to do anything.
Does Kambosos’ deserve an immediate rematch vs Haney in a fight that he was thoroughly schooled in? Course not, but it’s in the contract. There’s a relentless list of examples like this in boxing. Think of all the fights we groan over.
The point is all that has to happen is a deal to be reached. Sometimes sitting out for a while and coming back when opportunity strikes is the road fighters want to take. I mean sometimes just by retiring for a couple years you can let losses fade and comeback to the front of the line.
If you were managing Wilder you would be angling for the same thing.
Dillian Whyte one fight removed from getting one punched by a well faded Povetkin “deserved” the fight vs Fury remember? You’d take Wilder all day long if they could make the deal. Unless of course you thought Whyte had a chance.
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This is why boxing has some of the dumbest, most ignorant, trashiest, tribalistic, least educated, most incarcerated fans across all of sports. It’s posts like this that induce continual vomit and swamp ass. Fan girl cheerleading twats love to use the word “exposed.”
Was Hearns “exposed” because he lost to SRL? Was he “exposed” when he lost to Hagler? Was Hopkins “exposed” during all his losses? Or the best yet was Jones “exposed” during all his losses?
Boxers lose! That’s the nature of the sport. It’s why most DNSAB and why boxing “fans” are literally helmet wearing window lickers. He lost to the #1 HW in all the world. Yet “exposed.” Go off and find a new sport Karen.Last edited by Boxingfanatic75; 07-15-2022, 04:27 AM.Comment
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Karen,
You. are. A. weirdo.
Usyk trainer still giving you little tips to bet on Joshua to win?. I mean you know what’s gonna happen because he told you without telling you but you was able to take enough away from it to tell you what’s going to happen!!
Jheez that’s some mouthful!Last edited by RoadMan94; 07-15-2022, 04:23 AM.Comment
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Wilder will likely fight Helenius, KO him, and than he will have to wait.
Than he will wait Fury to vacate WBC belt and he will fight for vacant title.
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Deontay Wilder Fighting Robert Helenius In October Says Frank Warren
July 13, 2022
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Well said! Wilder remains one of the most exciting fighters in the division. I dont get how some fans dont ‘want’ to see some really intriguing matchups. Fury had Wilders number and maybe someone has Furys number. He has A LOT to prove no matter what his die hard fans say.
Post Mayweather defeat, Canelo was ‘unbeatable’ until Bivol showed otherwise.
And btw some Wilder fans also post a lot of nonsense too. Wilder didn’t do enough to fight the best and Joshua has avoided some too. No one should get a pass.Comment
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Warren actually said they are talking about it . Warren wouldn’t be involved in that fight he has no connections to either . Helenius would arguably be Wilders best win over a known power puncher so it brings another intriguing fight of who lands first which should be wilder as Helenius is extremely slow and pondering in the ring Im still surprised he got by Kownacki really .Comment
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It wasn't $100 million to fight AJ. It was a 3-4 fight deal that seemed to include Brazeale (his mandatory), possibly Whyte, then AJ, and then a rematch. He was going to get paid a flat rate per fight. He would essentially be turning his career over to Hearn and DAZN for 2-3 years. That is very different than the 50/50 deal he wanted to fight AJ.Comment
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