Comments Thread For: Deontay Wilder: I Hope Joshua Don't Become David Price

[Sugar Adam Ali]

Lmao...

A year ago people were hoping wilder wasn't the next seth Mitchell

[The plunger man]

wat does a video in sparring have to do with him not being credited fro beating a hw on a streak of ko'ing top ten hw's?? please inquire further on this with me? u saw a clip of wilder takin 3 shots NOT FULL SPARRING..and u determined that he would never make your p4p list bc of that? please dont ever comment to me again..i hate ppl like you

Hates a big word son...if you talk **** then a comment will always come back your way ....it's a forum so expect comments that don't agree with you...wilder will never be a great p4p champion as he wont get past povetkin ....simples

[Boxing@2016]

In every situation this fight will be sensational...

[Ray*]

To be fair Wilder's amateur experience is lacking, which is most likely why they chose to slowly pad his record and build his experience before going after a title, you tend to see this often with Mexican fighters with little to no am experience.
Also I'm not sure if you're too familiar with American's boxing fans compared to the British boxing fans but the worlds are vastly different. It takes a lot for American fight fans to get behind a fighter compared to the UK where it is not unusual for fans to follow a fighters pro career from start to finish. If Anthony Joshua was American there is no way in hell his fight with Whyte would have been PPV.

He won a gold at the olympics, american treat gold medal winners in boxing like mini-gods, another thing is Joshua basically has the same type of amateur background as Wilder if not worse.

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wilder is going for: splika, povetkin, and if all goes well he should have a 3rd if not 4th fight...IF HE WINS OUT THIS YEAR HE'S EASILY ON THE P4P LIST...HE COULD BE THEIR BY THE MIDDLE OF THE YEAR IF HE KO'S POVETKIN OR LOOKS DOMINANT

Even if Wilder defeats Povetkin & Spilika, he won't be the best in his division, let alone p4p.

Wilder would have fought Povetkin but Povetkin opted to wait. He's calling out Fury yet Fury is openly dismissing him. The Joshua fight will happen as long as he keeps winning. Spilka and Stiverne are still better than anybody AJ has fought at least on paper. I honestly don't know why this guy Wilder is so hated.

Fury has already called out the winner of Wilder-Povetkin, he wants that strap. Fury will embarrass both of them.

Wilder calling out Fury is all an act. Why would his daddy Al Haymon let his premier PBC fighter go to England and get exposed by the Furious one? He's happy to call out every fighter under the sun, yet fights French bums and tries and drag corpses like Adamek out of retirement.

Wilder is a disgrace and i hope Povetkin ****s him up.

[The plunger man]

Sure. Your 25K to my 25K?

Done deal...don't run away when the fight happens will you dynamite ....you don't want be called the chicken wilder of the site do you ...game on

[kiDynamite92]

Done deal...don't run away when the fight happens will you dynamite ....you don't want be called the chicken wilder of the site do you ...game on

Sig it if you're so worried.

[The plunger man]

He won a gold at the olympics, american treat gold medal winners in boxing like mini-gods, another thing is Joshua basically has the same type of amateur background as Wilder if not worse.

Joshua has boxed almost 2 times the amount of fights as an amatuer as wilder fella...plus joshua won the Olympic title so joshua has a far superior amatuer record than wilder...Joshua was 40-3 and ABA and Olympian winner and wilder 23-5 and as you can see it's a bit better than wilders ...given that it's not a lomachenko background though lol

[The plunger man]

Sig it if you're so worried.

How do I do it...no probs from my end .....I'll take joshua and you have wilder ....how do we stake the 25k

[Ray*]

Joshua has boxed almost 2 times the amount of fights as an amatuer as wilder fella...plus joshua won the Olympic title so joshua has a far superior amatuer record than wilder...Joshua was 40-3 and ABA and Olympian winner and wilder 23-5 and as you can see it's a bit better than wilders ...given that it's not a lomachenko background though lol

That's why i think both of them are really coming from the same page, both were olympians, both didn't really wanted to box, both didn't really have a long amatuer background, i can understand why Wilder took 30 odd fights to finally fight for the title, it might take Joshua less but he too would need more fights to hone his skills.