Comments Thread For: Wilder Felt Joshua 'Was All Nervous' at Presser: 'Nerves When It Comes To Me'

[Theshotyoudontsee]

Agree with you on this. Wilder has been exposed and I think Parker will walk away winning that fight and derail Wilder's plans. I was never a big Wilder fan at all especially after Fury beaten him up. He was looking for excuse after excuse in the last two fights. I am not even sure that Joshua beats Wallin either. It's a risky fight for Joshua.

I think Wallin gives AJ more problems than people expect. But I do expect Joshua to stop him.

[peplz]

Do yourself a favor and never start your own business.

Yeah sure cause boxingscene.com is where all of the fortune 500 tycoons go for business advice. Keep making excuses for Deontay Wilder and believing in publicity stunts. Has anyone else noticed that the more the discussion is centered around business in the SPORT of boxing the more the business deteriorates?! HBO done. Showtime done. Fox Sports done. CBS done. Where will Al Haymon and PBC air their next big show?

[peplz]

AJ is a mentally broken man but so is Wilder tbh, both have been for years.

Another comment board psychologist…

[peplz]

I do agree with Wilder but Joshua is nervous when it comes to ****ing anyone these days, he looked nervous at the face w offs with helenius and Wallin.

I swear y’all be pulling complete nonsense out of your ass’s that is based on absolutely nothing and then trying to sell it as expertise. Can you say something that has anything to do with the sport of boxing without the weird armchair psychologist routine?

[peplz]

Maybe, but



You know it's bad when two guys who can't stand each other are bigging each other up when it comes to Joshua ducking Wilder. And Chisora out in the crowd trolling Joshua. He was getting it from all sides - so him being nervous is to be expected because the sharks are swimming around that dude.

It's his own fault really, Wallin is another short notice apparently, and Ruiz showed what happened on a short notice.

Would NOT be surprised to see a Wallin win. Which would upset the cart for a Wilder fight.

Its called using the more popular guy’s name to promote yourself. Its done in boxing all of the time.

[SUBZER0ED]

I like AJ's persona, but as a fighter.. Idk. His criticism is warranted. Telling fans they should fight Wilder, quitting in Ruiz 1, the mental breakdown after Usyk 2, every fight since, etc. You have to admit, that's hard to defend against..

I don't know, we'll have to see how he does in future fights. I'd say this fight vs Wallin should tell us where AJ is mentally. I don't think he quit vs Ruiz in the first fight. I think he underestimated him because he's a fatty and when Andy surprised him, plan B didn't exist. The ref waived it off. I also think he lost it after Usyk 2 because he worked his ass off to come up with a plan, yet still failed to do enough to win. That's got to mess with his head. As for Wilder, he seemed awkward, unorthodox, yet a killer. Who did want that smoke?

[peplz]

And lets be real, Deontay Wilder is the only person on that stage that displayed a physical tell with the constant nervous head nodding. Him talking about others being nervous is revealing because its an obvious deflection of his own mental state. He’s the only person on that stage that has been straight up slept in the ring before. He should be nervous.

[Theshotyoudontsee]

And lets be real, Deontay Wilder is the only person on that stage that displayed a physical tell with the constant nervous head nodding. Him talking about others being nervous is revealing because its an obvious deflection of his own mental state. He’s the only person on that stage that has been straight up slept in the ring before. He should be nervous.

I agree with this. But I don't think talking about AJ's obvious mental decline in terms of style of fighting since Ruiz is unwarranted.

The dude was a killer. All the tools to beat anyone. Now he fights with an incredible amount of hesitancy. Ruiz dented him.

Can he come back and be a champion again? I hope so.

[peplz]

I agree with this. But I don't think talking about AJ's obvious mental decline in terms of style of fighting since Ruiz is unwarranted.

The dude was a killer. All the tools to beat anyone. Now he fights with an incredible amount of hesitancy. Ruiz dented him.

Can he come back and be a champion again? I hope so.

This doesn’t add up because he came back and beat Ruiz easily. He stopped his last opponent. And until someone gets in the ring and annihilates Usyk he has outperformed every single one of Usyk’s other opponents.

[eco1]

Maybe it has something to do with the former champion crying in a corner every time anyone's mentioned Wilder since 20 ****in 16 brah.

You guys act like Fury and Usyk have deep resumes. Fury's top guy based on bashing geriatric Wlad and Wilder. Usyk's resume is just Joshua. Meaning the only mother ****er Wilder needs to look like he can destroy is the mother ****er who throws a hissy fit when a third mother ****er asks him about Wilder.


Or, whatever, it's real mysterious it is

Imagine how bad Wilder Is that he got destroyed by an outta shape awful resume owner Fury.