Comments Thread For: Eddie Hearn Does Not Think Deontay Wilder Has 'Belief' Anymore

[PRINCEKOOL]

Uh, what, everyone besides fury that hes touched with that right had has stayed down. The man might be the single hardest puncher in the history of boxing. To ignore that is crazy.

There are lots of really solid punchers that are accurate and have good timing, like AJ and Klit, but you can be 100% braced and ready for a shot from Wilder, and you are still going down. The guy just has freakish power like a heavyweight Randall Bailey.

If Anthony Joshua would of fought every fighter on Deontay Wilder's resume 'Joshua also would of most likely knocked out or stopped all of the same fighters as Wilder. Joshua definitively has the power to deck Fury, maybe even stop him due to having more technical ability'.

Deontay Wilder is clearly a power puncher, but? The evidence that he is the most devastating puncher in history is not there within his resume.

Note: Wladimir Kiltschko is statistically a more proven power puncher than Deontay Wilder 'Kiltschko has knocked out and stopped more top level Heavyweights' etc.

[greeneye99]

Why everyone knows that ref was dog shít and it ruined what could've been a great fight and funnily enough refs have screwed Parker twice in the UK.

In the AJ he had to get close to make up for his tiny arms which the ref constantly broke them and reset them giving AJ an advantage.

Now I won't deny this is arguable because AJ is decent on the inside but still it changed thQuese whole complexion of the fight.

And in the Whyte fight the ref called a headbutt a legit KD and allowed Whyte to hold on to the ropes while wrapping him up like an octopus for the last 15-20 seconds of the fight whilst clearly out on his feet...

Question
In the Joseph Parker bouts was the Referee Ref dog sh....only when he fought AJ & Whyte?
What about the Joe Joyce Fight?

[Boro]

Question
In the Joseph Parker bouts was the Referee Ref dog sh....only when he fought AJ & Whyte?
What about the Joe Joyce Fight?

The refs in the UK are renowned for being terrible and coincidentally almost always in favour of the A side.

But it seems to be a consistent theme with MR cards in particular and obviously the examples I provided were poignant for Parker and his career.

And of course it was brought up because Parker is the only champion Joshua has beat who was currently defending his belt and had successfully defended said belt even once.