Comments Thread For: Wilder: Joshua Has Fought D-Level Guys; Wouldn't Be Big in U.S.

[Ake-Dawg]

So many posters attacking Wilder. Thing is, regardless of Wilder's resume, what he said about Joshua is true.

[Marvlus Marv]

There's nothing Deontay can do that could make me dislike him. I love to read about Big D telling it how it is (or at least how he thinks it is). This alphabet champ doesn't really have a bad bone in his body but he can sure hit hard.

[Sid-Knee]

Not only is Deontay talking crap when you consider his **** resume after 37 fights, but you can see he's jealous of the attention AJ gets back here in the UK. He so wishes it was him getting the big crowds and getting talked up as the next big thing.

Well fight some better opponents then you might get the attention you crave.

[Ray*]

This is actually quite funny.

[Ray*]

Soon many posters attacking Wilder. Thing is, regardless of Wilder's resume, what he said about Joshua is true.

I dont think anyone is attacking him per se, the problem is the irony in his comments, You can argue that Joshua resume is even better if not on level per with Wilder, and thats a joshua who has only 17 fights compare to Wilder who has now fought 30 odd times.

[rrayvez]

[QUOTE=Marvlus Marv;17255012] " I love to read about Big D" might wanna rephrase that bro...

[Madison Boxing]

jesus christ, does he not realise the irony in this lol. Seems to think his own CV is untouchable cause he won a UD over C-level stiverne

[KeyboardWarrior]

Then you fought F level guys Wilder.

[DonutHunter]

Who has wilder fought? Joshua didn't have nearly as many fights as Wilder but his resume is still better.

[joemama]

Molina will be Joshua's toughest test. That is true.