Deontay Wilders windmill punches..

[JAB5239]

Wilder got a bit excited but literally it was about 2 seconds. At least he went in for the kill.

That's how I see it. He showed great killer instinct.

[Cuban Linx]

Work in progress. The windmills were funny to watch. But you have to appreciate the way he sets up the right hand.

If it's so obvious then his opponents should be able to stop it. Audley knew the right hand was coming, he had his left hand up the entire fight and still got nailed with it.

[yuppie]

That's how I see it. He showed great killer instinct.

[SN!PER]

Joshua might want to hire Floyd as coach for his pre-Wilder training camp.

[Madison Boxing]

Why are people so hung up on this? Inexperienced fighters do **** like that all the time when they get excited. It's always easily fixed in the next fight they hurt someone. Can't count how many times I have seen it.

Audley got sparked out by the first set up punch Wilder thought out and delivered. Accept that. Embrace it. Let the hate release from your veins.

4 years later and hes still doing this **** though....

[Kungfu Panda]

I think the 'Windmill Wilder' name is beginning to stick.

[uppercut510]

i assume we are all boxing fans correct???? did u know that wilder just starting fighting in his 20s??? fighters who start late tend to have certain tendencies, wilder will never be technically sound on that level. why do you all try as hard as possible to tear down boxers, if you don't like his style cool but okay we get it, he throws windmills. moreso when hes excited that his opponent is hurt. why not talk about the beauty in setting up that right hand while at it????

[jmrf4435]

It's not as big of a detriment as people are making it. He KO's people, that's all that matters.

If he finds a guy as athletic as him with better strategy, he will probably lose. His punches are still hurting people, it's not like he's throwing degale type slap hooks.