will wilder fight a legitimate opponent in 2018?

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  • Madison Boxing
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    will wilder fight a legitimate opponent in 2018?

    I did this thread for 2017 and the answer has been a resounding no, with wilder fighting washington and stiverne 2. A 39 year old grossly overweight stiverne.

    So will 2018 be the year wilder steps up his competition? Or at the age of 32 and with almost 40 fights, is it still too early for wilder to fight a dangerous opponent?
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    • BrometheusBob.
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        • Sidney Powell
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          As I'm sure any objective fan would agree, it is Wilder's fault that his opponents fail drug tests and it was his choice to have Stiverne as the mandatory opponent.

          And so based on that, I have to conclude he must not be trying at all to fight someone and I will vote no.

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            • HanzGruber
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              Why are you such a dumb kunt? You keep blaming him for his opponents cheating

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                  Originally posted by NotVlad_
                  As I'm sure any objective fan would agree, it is Wilder's fault that his opponents fail drug tests and it was his choice to have Stiverne as the mandatory opponent.

                  And so based on that, I have to conclude he must not be trying at all to fight someone and I will vote no.
                  Wow, I'm sold.

                  Is there any way I can change my vote in the poll ?
                  Last edited by BrometheusBob.; 11-03-2017, 06:23 PM.

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                    • Rip Chudd
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                      Question should be "Can any legit opponent stay off PEDs long enough to get Wilder in the ring?" And if so, which opponent?

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                          in order to save wilder fanboys time just copy paste this for the next year

                          Wilder had no choice, he had to fight(insert bum)

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                              Originally posted by Rip Chudd
                              Question should be "Can any legit opponent stay off PEDs long enough to get Wilder in the ring?" And if so, which opponent?
                              klitschko would have done when he was around. david haye would have done. parker would, pulev would, joshua would. he could still have fought ortiz after the doctor verified the medication.

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                                  No because he will be retired after B Ware breaks his ribs and kos him.

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                                      Originally posted by daggum
                                      in order to save wilder fanboys time just copy paste this for the next year

                                      Wilder had no choice, he had to fight(insert bum)
                                      'but but but, 2 fighters in his 9 year career failed tests doe....'

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