Comments Thread For: Wilder: I'm Taking The Biggest Risk Because They're Looking Past Parker - But I'm Not

[Spray_resistant]

I hope the mighty Oilskin comes in hard and fast from the get go.

Helenius swarmed Wilder and had him back pedaling and looking scared. Then Wilder love tapped him and that was the cue for big Bob to call it a night.

It would be the funniest thing if Parker windmilled the windmill from the opening bell and sent a brutally K.O'd Wilder clean out of the ring.

Glad some people realize that is what happened, same thing with his ride or die bitch Malik who knows how many others honestly.

[sidefx996]

They need to quit interviewing this foo.

Exaclty. More fighting and less talking from Wilder. He talks like he's some chosen one prophet all the time but just ends up sounding cringy, uneducated and delusional (and these days probably high also).

[Boxviewer]

Wilder is just a confused loud mouth.

[pollywog]

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Ain't nuthin personal...

[Toffee]

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Ain't nuthin personal...

Weird to see.

Joe always comes across as a decent bloke so nothing new.

But it kind of feels like Wilder is falling into a trap. He's fighting a guy who is pretty much written off, yet he's far more active, younger, and has fought more consistently at a fairly high level. And Wilder's acting like he's his mate.

I think Team Wilder might regret this.

[hugh grant]

I don't think you can say Parker is biggest risk as people looking past him. People were looking past francis ngannou, but you can't say it's more risky than fury fighting Zhang or josh

[Atypicalbrit]

Is Wilder re tarded ?
Honestly , he don’t make no fughin sense
They are overlooking Parker
Who’s they ?
Then brings up AJ , biggest fight , people keep mentioning him and AJ
Didn’t he say the exact same thing about Fury ?
Something really wrong with this cat

He has brain damage because fury caved his skull in with an egg weight, the autopsy proved this conclusively.

[pollywog]

Weird to see.

Joe always comes across as a decent bloke so nothing new.

But it kind of feels like Wilder is falling into a trap. He's fighting a guy who is pretty much written off, yet he's far more active, younger, and has fought more consistently at a fairly high level. And Wilder's acting like he's his mate.

I think Team Wilder might regret this.

Yeah i don't get it either.

[juggernaut666]

Wilder is fighting Parker so who’s overlooked him ? Why is he claiming this when he’s fighting Parker the only one that can overlook Parker is him ? He’s also the one who is talking about others the most .

More proof this guy might be getting punchy even though he rarely makes sense to begin with .

[PRINCEKOOL]

Wilder may win this fight, that is the most likely outcome.

But even if Wilder does win the fight, there is a extremely high possibility that it may be very difficult.

I would not be surprised if Wilder is decked or hurt badly multiple times throughout the fight by Parker 'For Wilder's power to then turn the fight around for him'.

Wilder was being out boxed and beaten by Helenius before the knock-out 'Helenius was backing him up quite easily, and had him all over the place technically'.

If Wilder is unable to stop Parker in his tracks with a single punch, then? This fight could be a extremely difficult fight for Wilder.

Many people in boxing **** on about Joshua's loses, and his current state of being. When in reality out of Fury, Wilder and Joshua 'Deep down, I honestly believe that Fury and Wilder are when the going gets tough are more unsure of themselves than Joshua'.

Anthony Joshua when you really check is resume, has no bad loses or performances on his record 'Even during Joshua's worst ever performance, he is always competitive or hurting his opponents. And those were World level to Elite level fighters'.

Joshua during Ruiz I fight, decked Ruiz Junior and was winning the fight early on 'Joshua was then decked, got up and what people like to overlooked in that fight is? Joshua did not just disappear, Joshua found a way back into the fight. Of course Joshua was whacked again, he still kept on rising from the canvas 'To eventually being stopped on his feet with a smile on his face'.

That is not a bad loss, it was not a brutal one sided beating were 'Nobody could then envision Joshua winning the rematch. And guess what? Joshua won the rematch easy vs Ruiz Junior'.

Joshua two other loses were vs Usyk in two competitive fights, the rematch being Joshua's best effort.

Joshua has not only fought at a higher level more consistently throughout his career than Fury and Wilder 'Joshua has also been decked and hurt the least'.

Note: So this fight for Wilder could have a chronic carry over effect upon Wilder 'Even if he wins'.

Parker is that type of fighter potentially, when he turns up to really leave it all in the ring. Everyone was getting carried away with Joe Joyce's performance vs Parker 'But I was one if not the only individual, who stated? That fight was not easy for Joyce, Parker pretty much whacked him with most of all his most powerful punches.

I watched a interview with Joyce the next day after the fight, and he was visibly damaged 'Joyce tried to make light of the situation, but it was clear that he was damaged. And that he wanted people to understand that it was not a easy fight'.

Parker is a more powerful puncher than Fury, and is possibly the most powerful puncher Wilder has ever fought 'Parker's durability is also top level. Before his loss to Joyce, people could make a case that Parker's durability was top-3 within the Heavyweight Division'.

Joyce had to throw everything at Parker 'Joyce threw 844 punches, if the fight would of went the distance Joyce would of went close to 900 punches'.

Joyce as a super heavyweight, 260 + pounds, was producing a higher work rate than a peak Ricky Hatton in some of his fights 'That is what it took to get Parker out of the fight'.

So what I am trying to say is? This is a difficult fight to pick against Wilder, it is always difficult to pick against Wilder 100% 'But it is never inconceivable'. Fury survived Wilder's power three times, yes he was battered and decked but 'Fury survived and found a way to win'.

Like when Roger Bannister broke the 4 minute mile, and showed the world that it was possible to achieve such a feat 'Fury showed the World vs Wilder that it was possible to survive Wilder's power'.

Fury inflicted damage of Wilder's aura of intimidation specific to his power 'Because that is Wilder's whole game. Wilder needs to get other Heavyweights to accept that they cannot survive his power'.

This fight vs Parker even if Wilder wins could be a tipping point for the aura of intimidation surrounding Wilder's power etc.