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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Wilder: Stiverne First Dehydrated Heavyweight in Boxing History!

    NEW YORK Deontay Wilder wanted to give Bermane Stiverne a present the day after Stiverne's 39th birthday. Stiverne refused to open the gift bag Wilder gave him, so Wilder revealed Thursday what was inside. The sarcastic WBC heavyweight champion bought a bottle of Pedialyte to help Stiverne avoid the dehydration Stiverne insists hurt his performance in their first fight nearly three years ago.
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    • Raggamuffin
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      Lmao. I hope Wilder knocks his ass out in 1.

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        • BodiesInFlight
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          Originally posted by Raggamuffin
          Lmao. I hope Wilder knocks his ass out in 1.
          He couldn't even do it in 12 last time out, fanboy.

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            • 619 southpaw
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              Hahahaha i love it! wilder is a character man

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                • daggum
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                  such a pathetic fight. pbc probably giving away thousands of tickets to get those attendance figures up like they like to do. this si why pbc failed. their business model was based on tricking people into how successfull and amazing it was instead of actually building it into something amazing. if they spent as much time on product quality as they did with sh-it like tis they would have had something.

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                    • Raggamuffin
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                      Originally posted by BodiesInFlight
                      He couldn't even do it in 12 last time out, fanboy.
                      So. Simon Brown couldn't ko Norris in the rematch so what's your point Joshua **** gobbler?

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                        • anonymous2.0
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                          Yeah, Stiverne was the first heavyweight I've heard say that he was dehydrated.

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                              Originally posted by daggum
                              such a pathetic fight. pbc probably giving away thousands of tickets to get those attendance figures up like they like to do. this si why pbc failed. their business model was based on tricking people into how successfull and amazing it was instead of actually building it into something amazing. if they spent as much time on product quality as they did with sh-it like tis they would have had something.
                              This a TERRIBLE fight. But the real blame is Ortiz. And then the WBC.

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                                • P4Pdunny
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                                  lool Stiverne should have never made such a poor excuse

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                                    • MisanthropicNY
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                                      Wilder should have brought Floyd's IV stand and a bottle saline solution...

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