Comments Thread For: Daily Bread Mailbag: Did Tyson Fury really cheat against Deontay Wilder?

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The one and only Stephen "Breadman" Edwards is back with your favorite mailbag and this week he discusses: The greatest welterweights in history; Tyson Fury's gloves; the best traing camp practices; the Usyk-Joshua relationship
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[wrecksracer]

The thing about Wilder's accusations of Fury cheating: he also accused Mark Breland of spiking his water at the same time. He was grasping at straws for why he lost. If he thinks that really happened, he has CTE. Speaking of CTE, its crazy that Jermaine Taylor won a belt in his last fight. He shouldn't have even been boxing at that point. He had already been arrested a few times for erratic behavior. I'm afraid to look up what became of him.

[TonyRespectful]

It's hard to believe a "respected " analyst like Bread is keeping glovegate alive .Just dumm.Wilder simply was a terrible technical boxer and got whupped.Period.

[boxing IQ]

No one objected because whistleblowers get ousted.

Bread knows the game.

Like when he found out Ruiz hadn't even entered camp yet when Joshua-Ruiz 2 was announced and put all his money on Joshua. Didn't stop him from giving us all his perspective on how Ruiz could win.

[SouthpawRight]

Tag, You're Hit

Bread’s response: Hagler was great, but he made a mistake. He wanted to outbox Leonard instead of just winning the fight.

the top 15 for the best division in history

1. Sugar Ray Robinson

2. Henry Armstrong

3. Sugar Ray Leonard

4. Mickey Walker


5. Joe Walcott

6. Kid Gavilan

7. Jose Napoles

8. Emile Griffith

9. Thomas Hearns


10. Felix Trinidad

11. Terence Crawford

12. Floyd Mayweather

13. Barney Ross

14. Manny Pacquiao

15. Roberto Duran

I didn’t have time to have a reason for each entry but I’m really comfortable that my list is solid.

[Liondw]

I like Breadman, and obviously he's deep in the sport, and we're observers. But dude, can't not have Pernell Whitaker in a top 15 ever welterweight list.

Also, no decent fighter needs to cheat to beat Wilder. Once he fought a top class fighter, he was tko'd.

[ShoulderRoll]

Chad Dawson was a damn good fighter. He definitely has an argument for being in the HOF, especially considering some of the boxers that have gotten in.

Andre Ward was just better and Dawson stupidly drained himself to fight him.

[Spray_resistant]

Chad Dawson was a damn good fighter. He definitely has an argument for being in the HOF, especially considering some of the boxers that have gotten in.

Andre Ward was just better and Dawson stupidly drained himself to fight him.

It was like just when he was about to breakout as a star he had a really flat performance against Pascal, made a bad move fighting Ward at 168, then gets blitzed by the pimp. Some really good wins in there as Bread mentioned but his whole rejectory would be so different if he performed better against Pascal and would have been the clear cut man at 175 at that point.

[SouthpawRight]

I like Breadman, and obviously he's deep in the sport, and we're observers. But dude, can't not have Pernell Whitaker in a top 15 ever welterweight list.

Also, no decent fighter needs to cheat to beat Wilder. Once he fought a top class fighter, he was tko'd.

rushed human error

Pernell is far superior welter to manny who was listed by bread

[Nash out]

The worst top 15 list I have ever seen. A few guys nobody has heard of in trying to be trendy, and then Felix Trinidad, a decent boxer, nothing special, above TBE Mayweather! Laughable. And back on glovegate again. Hammers in gloves, spiked water from his own trainer, voodoo, these were Wilder's excuses, so if you believe one, you believe them all. Nash out - His Majesty