Comments Thread For: Weekend Review: Wilder Handles Business, Sets Joshua Stage

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Deontay Wilder: The difference between Wilder in his two fights against Bermane Stiverne was more the result of confidence than progress. In January 2015, the first (only?) big fight of Wilder's career, he fought purposefully but cautiously to win a near-shutout decision and his heavyweight title. Six fights later, on Saturday in Brooklyn, New York, Wilder opened the floodgates at the opening bell and needed less than three minutes to drown Stiverne.
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[Vinnykin]

I think people severely underestimate Parker, like he is no threat whatsoever to Wilder and Joshua.....I think he can beat both with the right tactics.

Parker still has a lot improvement to do and has shown multiple styles and areas to his game, as well as power and stamina. He doesn't have the A+ punch of Wilder, or the brute force of Joshua.....but on the whole, adding everything up, he's a better all-rounder than both IMO skills wise..... just needs that Mike Tyson power and explosiveness and he'd be the best.

[miked85]

I like AJ, but Eddie Hearn doesn't want that smoke for him, They know Mark Breland would have wilder sticking and moving to avoid AJ boxer puncher style, AJ swings hooks to go for the kill more than jabbing so deontay winning is realistic, no one cares about whyte, and wilder shouldn't have to fly for whyte, but he would for AJ

Fight should be on sky sports box office/CBS
Super Bowl weekend in London

That way Eddie Hearn will have American sports media's attention

[Drew Bundini Br]

WILDER vs JOSHUA should be the only talk. Any other heavyweight should not be mentioned at this time!