Comments Thread For: Hearn: I Cannot Believe How Highly People Rate Wilder, He's Never Beaten a Top-Five Foe

[Roberto Vasquez]

Hearn is just being a promoter. But It's a fair point though about Wilder. Don't forget Wilder took on Fury when he was fat and retired and had no belts. Wilder has been very risk averse in his career so far. I still have Wilder to win against AJ 65/35. It just seem obvious that Wilder would KO him but let's see what AJ can do. I do hope it goes a few rounds so we can see how they match up first.

I would like to see Wilder lose again so I can hear more of those crazy excuses, Lol

”He had a barbell in his glove, there was a barbell in his glove”

“My trainer was secretly working with Eddie Hearn, my trainer got paid off”

”I got drugged by someone in my camp, they drugged me and made me weak”

“My robe was too tight, it cut off the blood circulation within my body”

Lol I can hear Wilder now.

haha he said he had flu after the 3rd Fury fight.

If he does lose it would be great if he blames it on a faulty light in the stadium or maybe he couldn't stop thinking about how he left his heater switched on and was worried it would set fire to his house

[Roberto Vasquez]

Wilder wasn't sparked out by someone shorter with a food binge.

Wilder was mauled by a bear. And STILL wanted more smoke.

That's why.

Bear? you mean the guy Wilder called "pillow fists" before the fight? The one who ran from crusier-weight Usyk?

[Timur78]

Now that even the average boxing observer has woken up to the fact that AJ was massively over hyped,
Hearn is desperately trying reverse psychology.

Whatever bad thing Hearn wants to say about Wilder, (and I'm not a big Wilder fan)
- Wilder did not look like a scared little rabbit in the headlights when fighting Helenius.

Wilder comes to fight and is willing to risk his (and his opponent's) health in the ring.

Feels like AJ mentally has checked out of that state.
He is not willing to take that risk.

[unknowledgeablepugilist]

It doesn't matter if Wilder has fought someone in the top five. All that matters is Joshua and Wilder fight. Who cares what people think? The fight can happen in reality.

[MONGOOSE66]

Eddie Hearn, promoter for former two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua, believes Deontay Wilder has been overrated for several years by fans and observers. There are ongoing discussions to finalize a deal for Joshua vs. Wilder.
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Then why has Hearn waited so long to match his guy into Wilder if he’s a nobody?

[True That]

Hearn is just being a promoter. But It's a fair point though about Wilder. Don't forget Wilder took on Fury when he was fat and retired and had no belts. Wilder has been very risk averse in his career so far. I still have Wilder to win against AJ 65/35. It just seem obvious that Wilder would KO him but let's see what AJ can do. I do hope it goes a few rounds so we can see how they match up first.



haha he said he had flu after the 3rd Fury fight.

If he does lose it would be great if he blames it on a faulty light in the stadium or maybe he couldn't stop thinking about how he left his heater switched on and was worried it would set fire to his house

LMAO!!!!!!!!!

Wilder excuses:

“I was at, I was at Kenny house last night”

“I was blinded by the arena lights, they put them
in my eyes on purpose”

“My contact lenses fell out, I couldn’t see, I couldn’t see”


Lolololoo

[LAchargers373]

Wilder KOd Ortiz which is more impressive than any AJ victory and Ortiz was definitely top 5 when that happened but nice try eddie

[A.B Counterhooks]

Ok whatever you say Eddie just make sure AJ signs that contract so we can finally get to see whos the baddest man of the 2.

[chicken-]

Forgot about the bits when he knocked Fury down 3 times? What’s even the point in trying to discredit Wilder? Hearn the hater.

4 times.

[Southpaw16]

Draw against Tyson Fury, Stiverne and Ortiz were both in the top 5 when Wilder beat them. His resume is a bit thin, bit it’s this era…