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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Malik Scott: Andy Ruiz is Not a Tough Fight For a 'Disciplined' Deontay Wilder

    Malik Scott, the head trainer for former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder, does not believe there is anyone at the weight that can beat the new and improved version of his fighter.
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    • jackblack008
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      Gypsy king is a different breed.
      Wilder would knock out the rest of HWs.

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        • TheIronMike
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          Is Scott Wilder's mouthpiece now?

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            • IRONCHINHAGLER
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              Lmao…”a disciplined focused” Wilder? So freaking hilarious! Scott just about as dilusional and comical as Wilder himself! A 4th fight with Fury? So Wilder can get viciously beat down a 3rd time and end of with severe brain damage? Idiotic statements from a trainer who still cant get Wilder to utilize a jab, fight off his back foot, move his head, or do anything else besides windmill right hands.
              Last edited by IRONCHINHAGLER; 11-17-2022, 12:57 PM.

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                • Rip Chudd
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                  New and improved Wilder!? ok Malik

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                    • IRONCHINHAGLER
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                      #6
                      Originally posted by jackblack008
                      Gypsy king is a different breed.
                      Wilder would knock out the rest of HWs.
                      If he doesn’t get ko’d first. Any top ten Hw would be a tough fight for Wilder…in 42 pro fights, he has ONE win over a legit top 10 Hw - old past his prime Ortiz. Pbc protected that 0 nicely until they underestimated Fat Fury.

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                        • Liondw
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                          Wilder fought Fury three times, couldn't beat him once, got ko'd or tko'd twice.

                          To be fair, he came close to a knockout in the first fight, but after that he took a helluva beating in the other fights.

                          He's still got that power and would be dangerous for Joshua, Usyk and Joyce. The other heavyweights, Sanchez and Anderson, could come into strong contention.

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                            • El_Mero
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                              Lmfao....Malink was hypin up Helenious and ANYBODY with boxing acumen knew it was a tailor-made fight for Wilder. I dont think Ruiz will win but hes one HELLUVA better fighter Helenious was

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                                • Dela
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                                  Malik should say these things about his fighter however Andy stands a good chance of winning too 50/50

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                                    • Uncle SneakyTouch
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                                      I would be surprised if ruiz makes it to the final bell. Even more if he gets the decision

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