Comments Thread For: Decline doesn?t undermine appeal of Deontay Wilder-Derek Chisora

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Although initially concerned, Chris Algieri says he is now intrigued by the prospect of Wilder vs. Chisora.
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[JFouc33]

This fight means very little, and the decline of these 2 is a big reason why. Wilder needs a KO before the 6th or he'll be gassed and done, and if he does get that KO what would be next?
Not enough has been said about how Tyson Fury, mentally and physically ended Deontay Wilder. His downfall has been rapid.

[daggum]

This fight means very little, and the decline of these 2 is a big reason why. Wilder needs a KO before the 6th or he'll be gassed and done, and if he does get that KO what would be next?
Not enough has been said about how Tyson Fury, mentally and physically ended Deontay Wilder. His downfall has been rapid.

thats been said more than enough and it will never be true no matter how much someone says it. look at his resume before fury...he wasnt beating parker, zhang type opponents, then look at how he looked against helenius which was after fury. oh wow hes back to normal! and normal for him was figthing complete cans. he had a good win vs ortiz who was schooling him even though they bailed wilder out in the first fight with a fake rest he shouldnt have had, but besides that it was a can fest to hide his woeful skills. the counter factual wilder who would beat every top guy if he never fought fury will never exist