Comments Thread For: Wilder on Joshua: 'They Made Anthony Joshua ... They Gave Him Everything'

[Sctrojan]

Just like his fans,Wilder can't hide his insecurities when talking about Joshua. Wilder is the last person to be talking about being "manufactured" . Then he goes on talking about how he doesn't like "AJ's business side" or whatever tf that means?! Why because you're back to making $900K without Fury? It's what managers/promoters are supposed to do for you dumbass. Then the "no way he can outsell you Michael,i got your back"...wtf lmao,dudes a moron...

At the end of the day Joshua's resume and level of competition shiets all over Wilders so who's career has been "manufactured".....

[juggernaut666]

Wilder is a ****** ****.

He was offered the fight with Wlad. His people thought he was too green for it.

The only reason he fought Fury was because he thought it would be a quick cash grab against a shot fighter.

He made his name knocking out journey men and is trying to act like a warrior because of a cherry pick gone wrong.

That’s exactly Wilders career in a nutshell . Wilder was avoiding unifying any belts it was Joshua that sought those fights out that’s why he has the actual top resume and Wilders resume is still the weakest one in decades even without any title fights look he’s fighting Helenius and will want some ****** credit if he wins while attacking the guy he’s obsessed with .

[tonysoprano]

Why does anybody listen to this bum-killing ******?

He's clearly a complete moron. Dude can barely speak English.

[juggernaut666]

Why does anybody listen to this bum-killing ******?

He's clearly a complete moron. Dude can barely speak English.

Only Wilder can involve Michael Jackson and state he’s got his back against Joshua ,he’s beyond ****** I really hope Helenius wins ,it will be tiresome again listening to him when he’ll have no intentions of fighting Joshua ever .

[MOTHERDUCKER]

Joshua was cleverly brought up and managed most of his career..

Having said that his resume still ****s on Wilders

Also Wilder is just the same.. look at the names on his list.. he was carefully brought up.. had barely fought anyone outside of Ortiz

Then his team thought they would cherry pick a massive name.. who had legit balloned well over 300lbs.. been out of the ring for 2 years and was on coke

We know how that one went.. and a healthy Fury ******ed him even worse in the following 2 fights stopping him

[sicko]

...including a Gold Medal he is Right


HOWEVER, PBC and Haymon did a good job with Wilder and building him up and matching him correctly to score KO's as well despite his obvious Lack of Boxing Technique

been posting for YEARS how both was overrated, overrated does not mean they're not good fight by the way both very entertaining fighters to watch BUT their Internet Fanboys overrated TF out of them for years

[Roberto Vasquez]

I mean Tyson Fury - 2 title defenses his whole career and 2 top-20 fighters in 6 years. AJ is actually probably the most proven at his current ranking in the division

[Bob]

Wilder is a ****** ****.

He was offered the fight with Wlad. His people thought he was too green for it.

The only reason he fought Fury was because he thought it would be a quick cash grab against a shot fighter.

He made his name knocking out journey men and is trying to act like a warrior because of a cherry pick gone wrong.

You miss the point, we all know that.
This is about how meltdown boy got given home town Olympic decisions. How he bought the easy belts & has 4 defences against shot past it old men of the former generation.

They were both prospect belt holder's & both got found out when not fighting b's, c's & dinosaurs.

[Mikeh333]

For Deontay Wilder, Anthony Joshua is as synthetic as they get. The former WBC heavyweight titlist from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, suggested in a recent interview that he believes the achievements in the career of London's Joshua have largely been manufactured, saying, in essence, that there is more
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If Wilder had only agreed to fight Joshua years ago, for any amount of money, he would have knocked him out, and would have been the unified champ, if only for a little while.

[Mikeh333]

I mean is it really a debate that Aj was clearly never as good as people tried to pretend he was? The guy had every physical advantage against both Ruiz and Usyk and went 1-3 against them. Not to mention he’s mentally fragile which is never a good thing for boxers.

I agree Joshua is not an elite fighter. I would not call him mentally fragile however. He has a weak chin, which is not really his fault as he appears to be in shape. It’s just genetics, not heart.