Comments Thread For: Wilder's Trainer: Usyk Should Just Fight Deontay, There's No Telling What Fury Will Do

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  • Rebelrbg
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    #11
    Wilder is right for wanting the fight, first because Usyk said that was a fight that he would take, and secondly, because he would KO Usyk and gain all the belts except one, putting himself right back in a position of power and leverage when it comes to opponents and purse with everyone except Fury. Usyk is simply too small and doesn't have anything to keep Wilder at bay. At some point, Deontay would impose his will on him and then its naptime.

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    • hhh1200
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      #12
      Originally posted by Rebelrbg
      Wilder is right for wanting the fight, first because Usyk said that was a fight that he would take, and secondly, because he would KO Usyk and gain all the belts except one, putting himself right back in a position of power and leverage when it comes to opponents and purse with everyone except Fury. Usyk is simply too small and doesn't have anything to keep Wilder at bay. At some point, Deontay would impose his will on him and then its naptime.


      wilder is a bit more steady now. spilka is quick and give you weird angles like a heavyweight version of andrade while usyk is a tech hw version loma. the thing with usyk is like loma he stands at times square in front of you. no one really knows but have a feeling he is there for wilder to find that split second to clip him. maybe he has fury's punch resistance which we havent seen. if i was pbc i'd let wilder fight him. extra defeat for wilder in the heavyweight division vs a unified champ is no biggie.

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      • Liondw
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        #13
        Sorry, have to laugh when he says Wilder is the most lethal fighter in the history of the sport.

        Granted, he has a huge right hand, crazy power in that hand, but he's got other things where he's not very good at.

        Would love to see Usyk-Wilder, and very glad that Deontay seems to be in a more relaxed, peaceful state of being.

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        • Boro
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          #14
          Originally posted by Rebelrbg
          Wilder is right for wanting the fight, first because Usyk said that was a fight that he would take, and secondly, because he would KO Usyk and gain all the belts except one, putting himself right back in a position of power and leverage when it comes to opponents and purse with everyone except Fury. Usyk is simply too small and doesn't have anything to keep Wilder at bay. At some point, Deontay would impose his will on him and then its naptime.
          Yeah like he did on did on lesser southpaws like Szpilka and Ortiz, if it takes him 9/10 rounds to get to grips with them the first time round how is he going to cope with Usyk by time he figures anything out fights over...

          And the too small arguement is retárded guys like Stiverne are shorter than Usyk and as we've seen with Wilder added weight isn't always beneficial especially for guys who rely on movement and reflexes.

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            #15
            Originally posted by Boro

            Yeah like he did on did on lesser southpaws like Szpilka and Ortiz, if it takes him 9/10 rounds to get to grips with them the first time round how is he going to cope with Usyk by time he figures anything out fights over...

            And the too small arguement is retárded guys like Stiverne are shorter than Usyk and as we've seen with Wilder added weight isn't always beneficial especially for guys who rely on movement and reflexes.
            Ortiz is almost 250 pounds, as was Stiverne, and both of them have considerably more punching power than Usyk, especially King Kong. He couldn't just impose his will on them because of their size and the threat of getting caught with something big, but they both ended up out cold on the mat. Szpilka was an awkward fighter that was pretty fast, again, ended up looking at the back of his eyelids. Usyk is not as fast and awkward as Szpilka and has nowhere near the punching power of Ortiz and Stiverne his fate would be the same as theirs.

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            • mawoodhouse
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              #16
              Although fans would love to see that fight, Usyk has nothing to gain by fighting Wilder at this point. If he beats him, so what? Fury beat him twice in a row. There is no title to gain.

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              • M312
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                #17
                It's a fun fight, but Deontay doesn't land a single punch.

                Undisputed is all I want.

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                • JakeTheBoxer
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                  #18
                  Usyk has mandatories or he can just drop the belts and fight Fury.

                  Wilder brings nothing to Usyk. High risk low reward. If Usyk beats him, he will get no credit, people will say "oh Wilder is damaged goods now".

                  Wilder must fight Ruiz in WBC eliminator.

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                  • thack
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                    #19
                    They all talk about him but they don't want to fight him, he's just too risky...

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                    • OldTerry
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by juggernaut666
                      Wilder defeating Usyk is very slim and it would be for less money even in a title he’d make more against Ruiz . Usyk has just been ordered to fight Hrgovic now these guys want the fight publicly , why can’t posters can’t a pattern here is beyond me they’ve did this for years with Joshua and other fighters when other fights are announced ? Lol

                      Usyk isn’t going to go get stripped of a belt just to fight Wilder mediocre money with pursuing a WBC belt ,losing one doesn’t help his cause . Hrgovic is a huge threat , Wilder is more winnable for him but I’d have to think he thinks he could defeat him and move on to Fury and roll the dice with that character ,it doesn’t t really matter the objective is to get the WBC belt no matter who has it . Wilders best chance for a title is defeating Ruiz first . If Fury doesn’t fight Usyk and he gets past Hrgovic and then Fury fights Wilder or Ruiz that means he’s just is running again from another fight period .
                      The bolded part of your statement is only half correct. Yes, it would be less money than he'd get fighting Fury, but the odds of losing to Wilder are not slim.

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