I've Decided, Wilder is the real deal!

[takingaim]

Glad to see you're coming around. The Bum Squad welcomes new members with open arms.

Fixed..

[Bull24]

Wilder can punch, no doubt. But can he box? It takes alot more than punching when you get to the top if you want to stay there.

[R_Walken]

Untested but his power is Scary he drops mega tonne bombs I'm hoping he's the real deal.

[yoz]

Dustin Nichols.

[takingaim]

0:15 ROFL this guy is such a joke.

[LacedUp]

Ideal step-up I think, Scott is undoubtedly skilled, but I think a real test is when he faces someone with KO power and some skill. Should be an interesting bout.

I thought that was supposed to be Audley Harrison?

I like Wilder. I'm just not sold.
I think he's a huge KO just waiting to happen.

[LacedUp]

He is a basketball player learning to box or at least trying, he obviously isn't the "real deal" and people who match him know it there is usually good reason behind someone brought on so slow building a meaningless ko record to try and build hype and make money. Boxing though entertaining isn't for the most part a real sport more than it is a fun to watch scam if we are really being honest without our selves about what we are watching and people are falling for it.

For all the "he only had 20 amateur fights" etc, I'm following this gospel as well.
There's usually a reason for someone being brought along so slowly - especially in today's heavyweight division, where you're 1 fight away from a title shot at all times.

I think his handlers know that he has a shaky chin. Perhaps he was schooled in sparring, knocked down or out (or all three things). We've seen it happen before. People like Wilder come and go very quickly.

[yoz]

For all the "he only had 20 amateur fights" etc, I'm following this gospel as well.
There's usually a reason for someone being brought along so slowly - especially in today's heavyweight division, where you're 1 fight away from a title shot at all times.

I think his handlers know that he has a shaky chin. Perhaps he was schooled in sparring, knocked down or out (or all three things). We've seen it happen before. People like Wilder come and go very quickly.

We know this already. He was sent home early from sparring by Wladimir and Haye.

The guy has a weak chin; that's the only explanation for his 'progress' and going after Scott.

[Sheppirino]

He has one punch KO power I'll give him that. But he needs to fight some more serious competition for me to consider him the real deal. The upcoming fight he has against Malik is a step in the right direction.

[LacedUp]

We know this already. He was sent home early from sparring by Wladimir and Haye.

The guy has a weak chin; that's the only explanation for his 'progress' and going after Scott.

True. It was a while back though, and Haye seemed to be pretty happy with him for the Fury camp.

He was probably sent home because he was ****. Regardless, those were arguably two of the three best heavies on the planet when he sparred them, so he could still go after the likes of Chagaev, Povetkin, Chisora, Fury etc. Good fighters, but not big punchers.

It's strange to think this guy has had more professional fights than David Haye and Povetkin.