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the best in history would have been able to at least stop Fury once in 3 fights. Imagine if he becomes the mandatory again and Fury beats the breaks off of him. How many times does he need to see tapes to figure out how to beat Fury?
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This is absolutely the most absurd and ridiculous opinion I've ever heard in a sport filled with delusional thinking. Deontay is one of the most one dimensional fighters in the history of the sport. No doubt that he is likely top 5 hardest puncher ever, but the man is seriously lacking on skills. If he had a dynamic skill set to go with his power, he would be dominating the division. He is seriously not a good boxer. Balance is bad, jab is pretty much not there, he swings wildly and leaves himself open, defense is not a thing for him. Thos is seriously crazy ass talk.Comment
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Big puncher, but how can he be the best heavyweight in the world when Fury beat him from pillar to post?
What I do like is that Wilder seemed calmer upon his return, and maybe he's learned and become more humble.Comment
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Funny how "the most dynamic fighter in the history of the sport" only ever held one belt and currently holds NONE.Comment
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One of those fighters whose fights I never miss. I would go so far as to say he is among the most dynamic in the sport today.
He's no Mike Tyson though
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Still surrounding himself with yes-men and asskissers I see.
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Deontay is explosive and fun to watch but young Mike Tyson was a force of nature.
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Will Scott do for Wilder as Steward did for Lewis and Wlad?Comment
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Yeap, Maliks as delusional as his fighter Lol.Comment
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