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  • MONGOOSE66
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    #31
    Originally posted by juggernaut666
    Wilders relevant wins consist of Ortiz who’s very overatted and that’s something that’s proven through the years .

    Are you telling me you can’t fill in a list who he hasn’t fought and defeated ? The WBC put Helenius in a top 5 spot but we all know he’s not even top 15 ,what actual list of top 10 guys has Wilder defeated ?

    To ask what fighters he hasn’t fought really is just nonsensical because it’s practically the entire division right now and guys no longer there . Arent you guys ever going to get tired of posters making threads about Wilders resume to show you ? Lol

    Seriously you guys need to stop asking who Wilder never fought and telling him to start fighting top guys ,Ruiz is a start and despite everyone giving him the win already it’s a dangerous fight for him ,Ruiz doesn’t fold easy like most Wilder guys he’s fought so we don’t know if he can win if he had trouble hurting guys who keep coming at him .

    This isn’t just for Wilder either ,Furys in the same boat seeking soft touches again when he’s the actual champion now .
    Hmmm sounds to me like you dont have an answer. Your typical, bitching that boxers are no good but you can’t name someone whose better? Your a typical moron who thinks he’s smart. They have a medical term for that psychosis.

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    • OldTerry
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      #32
      Originally posted by PBR Streetgang
      Interesting fight and almost guaranteed to be what we get next. Andy is skilled and tough hasn't really impressed when he's stepped up other than the AJ win (where he was dropped and hurt and caught an overly aggressive Joshua trying to finish him off).

      Ruiz will need to survive Wilder's assault and blitz him with fast violent counter barrages. I don't think he will. Wilder TKO 5.
      I would agree as I don't believe either Joshua or Usyk want to fight Wilder. I'd prefer Joshua to Ruiz, but we have to keep in real.

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        #33
        Originally posted by JBsports.49
        With Canelo being out until September 2023 PBC should make Wilder vs Ruiz for May Cinco De Mayo in Las Vegas or LA
        That would work and Wilder could first knockoff Joshua in December.

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          #34
          Originally posted by MONGOOSE66

          Who are the TOP guys he HASNT fought???????
          I tend to think that the one top guy Wilder has faced (Fury), he lost to. Stiverne, Ortiz, Arreola? Are these the top guys you are referring to? I watch Wilder because you can usually expect a KO, not because he fights top guys. I'd pick him to beat Joshua, but they have to fight for it to appear on his resume. Not sure who wins in a fight with Usyk.

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            #35
            Originally posted by wrecksracer

            I tend to think that the one top guy Wilder has faced (Fury), he lost to. Stiverne, Ortiz, Arreola? Are these the top guys you are referring to? I watch Wilder because you can usually expect a KO, not because he fights top guys. I'd pick him to beat Joshua, but they have to fight for it to appear on his resume. Not sure who wins in a fight with Usyk.
            Why is it people say he hasn’t fought the “top guys” but NONE of them know who they are? Morons.

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              #36
              I see this as marketing, helping hype the fight etc.. Helenius fight was to short, but it's obvious there is still lots of work to do.. Stay away from Usyk, Anderson and from there make a ton of $ vs AJ this year. I take into consideration the era.. is Wilder a crazy puncher or is the era weak...was Wlad dominant or was the era weak, Was Lennox great or did he peak at the end of an era...

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                #37
                Andy Ruiz stands too erect for Wilder which will make him a sitting duck for Deontay's equalizing right hand. He needs to implement some upper body movement in order to defeat "The Bronze Bomber".

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by Andre_parker1
                  While Wilder will most likely be the favourite to win, Ortiz makes it sound like he's bitter about losing to Ruiz.
                  Now what reason does Ortiz has to be bitter? Ruiz had him on the hook several times and didn't do shit. He was afraid of taking risks against the old man for fear of getting himself knocked out. Which was why he cautiously carried Ortiz across the finish line. "King Kong" was just too dangerous for Andy Ruiz to bum rush him.

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by MONGOOSE66

                    Why is it people say he hasn’t fought the “top guys” but NONE of them know who they are? Morons.
                    It's because he hasn't fought top guys. Are you referring to Szpilka? Lol Dude....come on. Brazeale? Almost fighting Povetkin doesn't count. He had the opportunity to fight Vlad, but didn't. It's a weak era, and he has a weak resume. One top guy on it, and he lost all 3 times, by my count.

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                      #40
                      Originally posted by hitmanjosh
                      Andy takes to many shots but Luis mad cuz he got that (A's) kicked. Andy could win if he could avoid being hit clean especially if he takes Wilder weak a(sS) a few rounds.
                      If you take away Ruiz' knockdowns; Then the Ruiz/Ortiz fight was a very close fight. Neither guy was willing to take chances in order to make a statement in that fight. You had two guys staring in the center of the ring who were too afraid of hitting each other.

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