Wilder would have stopped Wlad

[.!WAR MIKEY!.]

The guys getting in there, through the endless training, through fight night after fight night, are cowards but some bytch ass geek on a forum is fit to judge their courage.

It's sometimes embarrassing to post here when I realize some of the company I'm amongst...

you a weak minded dude.

Will you call a firefighter who refused to run into the burning house and do his job a coward?

GTFOH with that pussy PC mentality you weak ass americans have.,

[lefthook2daliva]

A lot of hate towards Wilder just because he's American and signed to Haymon. Wlad is old, gun shy, and has always been one dimensional and chinny, it's not hard to see that Wilder could stop him. Hell, Wlad has been stopped by fighters not as gifted or good as Wilder and this was when he was young.

This.

I don't see anybody around here seriously claiming the guy is about to be ATG. Most acknowledge the kid is a work in progress.

Fortunately for him, it's a weak division.

Maybe he can make a good showing at the top.

War Deontay!

[The Ninth Layer]

Shame Wilder avoided him by saying he doesn't need wlad. If he had belief then he would have taken it

Agreed, hard to say Wilder would have done anything to Wlad when he clearly wanted to part of that fight.

[The Ninth Layer]

This.

I don't see anybody around here seriously claiming the guy is about to be ATG. Most acknowledge the kid is a work in progress.

Fortunately for him, it's a weak division.

Maybe he can make a good showing at the top.

War Deontay!

You don't have to go any farther than the first post in this very thread saying Wilder would have knocked out the first-ballot HOF champion that ruled the heavyweight division for ten years to find someone making the claims you are talking about.

[lazy]

The way Klitschko looked so confused by the movement it is easy to imagine Wilder stopping him. If someone told me this last week I would think they were crazy but Now....

[The Ninth Layer]

The way Klitschko looked so confused by the movement it is easy to imagine Wilder stopping him. If someone told me this last week I would think they were crazy but Now....

It was obvious Klitschko had no idea how to come in on a guy that outreached him.

[lefthook2daliva]

You don't have to go any farther than the first post in this very thread saying Wilder would have knocked out the first-ballot HOF champion that ruled the heavyweight division for ten years to find someone making the claims you are talking about.

Yeah...I suppose...I don't know. Would you call Wilder an ATG if he KO'd Wlad?

Really?

So has Fury's decision over the same Wlad transformed him into an ATG?

Nah, I'm not havin' it.

OP did not claim Wilder is Ali. You are fabricating an implication based on your assessment of Wlad.

[The Ninth Layer]

Yeah...I suppose...I don't know. Would you call Wilder an ATG if he KO'd Wlad?

Really?

So has Fury's decision over the same Wlad transformed him into an ATG?

Nah, I'm not havin' it.

OP did not claim Wilder is Ali. You are fabricating an implication based on your assessment of Wlad.

Wlad is a first-ballot HOF fighter and I'll happily put my money behind that assessment.

OP claimed Wilder would make easy work of Wlad, which is ridiculous overhype. He didn't fight Klitschko, nobody was making threads like this a week ago. Now all of a sudden the heavyweight champ would be easy work for Wilder. That may not be calling him an ATG but it's not that far away from saying that.

And as for Fury, a win over Klitschko is HUGE for his career and it could be the first building block in an ATG legacy... so when people then say "oh but this other guy who was too scared of Klitschko (and Fury) to fight them would have actually done an easier job of it," it reeks of overhype, not to mention discrediting the quality of the win for the man that actually went out and got it.

[oscar9992]

:blow:

[lefthook2daliva]

Wlad is a first-ballot HOF fighter and I'll happily put my money behind that assessment.

OP claimed Wilder would make easy work of Wlad, which is ridiculous overhype. He didn't fight Klitschko, nobody was making threads like this a week ago. Now all of a sudden the heavyweight champ would be easy work for Wilder. That may not be calling him an ATG but it's not that far away from saying that.

And as for Fury, a win over Klitschko is HUGE for his career and it could be the first building block in an ATG legacy... so when people then say "oh but this other guy who was too scared of Klitschko (and Fury) to fight them would have actually done an easier job of it," it reeks of overhype, not to mention discrediting the quality of the win for the man that actually went out and got it.

Respect to Fury for actually getting the job done but Wlad had nothing and has always been a one dimensional and limited good fighter. Wilder would have taken more risks and eventually would have connected. Wlad was terrified of Fury, imagine if he had been facing Wilder? I'm not saying Wilder is some great fighter, actually give the edge to Fury to beat him, but it's a style match up thing and he would have KO'd Wlad in dramatic fashion.

We're done here.