Comments Thread For: Deontay Wilder vs. Hughie Fury in Play For March?

[The Hammer]

Another carefully chosen soft opponent for Deontay Wilder.

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

Another carefully -hosen soft opponent for Deontay Wilder.

I've never seen someone as pessimistic as you except maybe daggum. No fighter that you don't like can ever do any good. Everything they do is wrong or always finding a way to discredit them. Wtf?

So, who should Wilder fight then? Let's here your opinion.

[Humean]

Surely he shouldn't be getting another voluntary, Povetkin-Stiverne is in Dec, surely he should be fighting the winner in April or May. As for Hughie Fury I suppose he could do with a real challenge, it could actually be an interesting fight.

[John Locke]

I'd pick Hughie to win this one

[The Hammer]

I've never seen someone as pessimistic as you except maybe daggum. No fighter that you don't like can ever do any good. Everything they do is wrong or always finding a way to discredit them. Wtf?

So, who should Wilder fight then? Let's here your opinion.

He should have fought his mandatory Povetkin instead of Molina back in 2015.

He should fight Joshua or Ortiz.

He should be a man for once, and go to England and fight Luis Ortiz on the Klitschko-Joshua card. Then, the winners could fight each other to crown a heavyweight champion.

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

He should have fought his mandatory Povetkin instead of Molina back in 2015.

He should fight Joshua or Ortiz.

He should be a man for once, and go to England and fight Luis Ortiz on the Klitschko-Joshua card. Then, the winners could fight each other to crown a heavyweight champion.

I don't remember talks of Wilder-Povetkin that far back so Idk what happened. What I do know is that he did try to fight Povetkin and Povetkin pissed it away.

As far as the rest of your post goes, he should fight Joshua or Ortiz, you do know those guys have a different promoter than Wilder with different plans for them right? So, even if Wilder wanted to fight them I doubt Hearn would agree to it for obvious reasons and you know this.

This is a good fight whether you agree with it or not. We need to see if these 2 are for real and this fight is a start. The loser gets crossed out of the HW equation (for the time being).

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

When Hughie first came on the scene people liked him and said he was better than Tyson blah blah. Well, this would be a good fight to start gauging him.

People complain that Wilder only fights overweight midgets. Well here's a tall fighter to see how he does vs someone his own height.

Not sure why anyone would complain about this fight tbh.

[DonutHunter]

Wilder is a ko waiting to happen. Hughie will be the perfect guy to expose him although szpilka already accomplished that befofe he got knocked out.

[The Hammer]

As far as the rest of your post goes, he should fight Joshua or Ortiz, you do know those guys have a different promoter than Wilder with different plans for them right? So, even if Wilder wanted to fight them I doubt Hearn would agree to it for obvious reasons and you know this.

Joshua and other fighters promoted by Hearn have fought multiple fighters managed by Al Haymon.

Hearn, Ortiz and Joshua all want Wilder.

But Deontay is a VERY pampered, over-protected boxer who would sooner fight scrubs like Hughie Fury.

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

Joshua and other fighters promoted by Hearn have fought multiple fighters managed by Al Haymon.

Hearn, Ortiz and Joshua all want iWilder.

But Deontay is a VERY pampered, over-protected boxer who would sooner fight scrubs like Hughie Fury.

My point wasn't that Matchroom and PBC fighters can't fight each other. And no, Hearn wants Klitschko/Ortiz for Joshua and you know this. Hearn isn't gonna risk either one of his 2 fighters losing to someone else's fighter when he got an option of making huge fights between those 3 names.