Comments Thread For: Stiverne: Deontay Wilder Never Hurt Me in The Fight

[bronx7]

Win and lose like men

First Wilder broke his hand to make up for no ko. Even though he impressed and grew in so many areas. Stiverne had best training camp ever now was never hurt at all even though he tackled wilder not to go down. Now he was dehydrated and exhausted over trained. Winner can't win right loser can't lose right

[JakeTheBoxer]

Stiverne should retire. He had a big luck to pick a free title against average Arreola and that is his maximum..

[Cracaphat]

Wasn't hurt? What about that rugby tackle in the second round on Wilder? That was a knockdown.And since 90% of Wilder's jabs and right hands were to his head,his head must be still zinging him.Think he got let out of hospital too early talking that rubbish.

[SN!PER]

He got saved by the bell 2 or 3 times, and slowed down a LOT after getting nailed.

I guess his "dehydration" started to kick in after he got hammered with punches.

[Sancho Puncho]

How is it possible for a heavyweight to be dehydrated? He doesn't need to cut weight, right?

[TOBYLEE1]

From where I was looking he seemed to getting hurt several times in the fight.

[TOBYLEE1]

Stiverne should retire. He had a big luck to pick a free title against average Arreola and that is his maximum..

LOL, already telling the man to retire. I would watch him again against any top HW

[SkillspayBills]

When the pain dies down you try to convince yourself that it really wasn't that bad. We call that delusion.

[Mr.Daddy]

If this is true, then why was Stiverne unable to keep both legs under himself as well as needing to grab Wilder's legs at the end of round two? Was it Tony Weeks who hurt Stiverne at that point in the fight? Plus, even after all three were untangled, Stiverne almost fell to the canvas again. If Stiverne hadn't been able to stagger over to the ropes for support, he would have hit the canvas a second time.

[BlakBread904]

Stiverne's classless reputation is growing. I didn't like his post-fight interview where he tried very hard to not give Wilder credit. Now, he's talking about not being hurt? Bull. This makes me think about that rude confrontation he had with a former lightweight champ and his wife over some seats at a boxing event.