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Deontay Wilder has vanished. The phony comeback was supposed to be a step stone to a real fight but nothing is happening. There is zero demand to see the bird legged fraud. Wilder vs AJ makes sense for both, do or die, make or break.
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On talksport earlier they said Wilder vs Ortiz 3 is being discussed and the WBC are open to applying eliminator status to the bout.Comment
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If someone told me in 2019 we would get Wilder v Ortiz 3 before Wilder Joshua I wouldve called them a moronComment
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I am not sure why you are mentioning Anthony Joshua, alongside Deontay Wilder 'I think most real honest boxing fans, in the world know? That Anthony Joshua outside of Oleksandr Uysk is the biggest opportunity and most lucrative opponent for any heavyweight fighter on the planet'.
Note: Deontay Wilder is not on the level of Anthony Joshua in that regards but? I think currently right now, during these latter stages of this era 'people must acknowledge that Wilder was one of the three Heavyweight Mountains of this entire boxing era. Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder for as long as they are competing in the Heavyweight Divisions will have serious value to the fans and the entire sport'.
The issue what Deontay Wilder has, is that? I think he has become quite apprehensive of competition. The fight with Anthony Joshua is right there to be made, both Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder are the two biggest factors stopping the fights with Anthony Joshua happening'.
But this is no surprise for me, because? Once upon a time, both Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder 'decided to tactically fight each other, in order to avoid fighting Anthony Joshua. Both Fury and Wilder, believed that each other was stylistically the more easier fight than Anthony Joshua at that current stage in their careers'.
If Deontay Wilder wants a mega fight, then make the phone call to Eddie Hearn and team Joshua 'and the same goes for Tyson Fury. What is stopping them? Only themselves and their blatant apprehension of fighting Anthony Joshua, who has always been stylistically a very difficult fight for the both of those fighters'.
But I will say this? I have always thought that Deontay Wilder is more game to fight Anthony Joshua, and stylistically he is probably a more dangerous fight for Joshua. People must give credit to Deontay Wilder for actually making the 2nd and 3rd trilogy fights with Tyson Fury. If Fury had his way, he would have avoided Wilder in my opinion after the 2nd fight'.
It was Deontay Wilder's competitiveness, determination and passion as a Champion that made the 2nd and 3rd fights against Tyson Fury happen 'Fury and his hardcore fans, stalled the second fight and tried to avoid the trilogy fight'.
Tyson Fury throughout his entire career, has never pursued any top level fighters 'outside of Wladimir Kiltschko, he has only taken big fights when he really had to. That is why? I think the likely-hood of Deontay Wilder fighting Anthony Joshua is higher than Tyson Fury suddenly deciding to fight Joshua'.
To conclude: I like the idea of Anthony Joshua fighting an American Heavyweight fighter 'In America, ether Andy Ruiz Junior III, or Deontay Wilder. If Joshua does not fight one of the top contenders in his comeback fight, an American base fight would be a great opportunity for him'.
Anthony Joshua is an Olympic Champion, and two times World Heavyweight Champion 'he is the fighter who expanded the global market of the sport in this modern era. But when he went to America, he lost. That is why I still think as a competitor outside of titles, Joshua can still gain from smashing up ether Andy Ruiz Junior III or Deontay Wilder in America' etc.
Last edited by PRINCEKOOL; 09-23-2025, 09:39 AM.Comment
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