Comments Thread For: Parker Promoter: More People Contacted Us About Joshua's Chin

[Jewish-Reptile]

That Wilder one is really interesting to me. 6 months ago I wouldn't have given him (Wilder) a chance. Now you see that freakish athletic ability coupled with power which can't be denied, and it's becoming more and more of a "pick em" fight to me. Deontay is really coming along with that jab, but what I noticed about AJ was how good he's gotten at closing off the ring (like he did in the Klitschko fight, another guy with an even better jab). Wilder is instinctively a great fighter when someone wants to trade with him, but 2 guys with power like that--someone is going out. I can't imagine that fight going more than 6 rounds either way.

Who has Wilder fought in the last six months to have convinced you ?

Watch his left arm against Stiverne during the knock downs, hell I don't even wanna bring up Washington if we're having a serious conversation that shyt is just wildly amusing and gets funnier every time I see it.

[Travycat]

I'm sorry that you took such a personal offense to a conversation between myself and someone else. Let me try to rectify my own personal opinion for you. I've watched boxing for nearly 30 years. Been to over 100 fights. Like anyone who views a sport (relative to anything, really) with increasing frequency, you tend to notice subtle nuances of the athlete, especially when being honed. What I've noticed about Wilder is how much more patient he's become. He's still wild in spots, but picking and choosing the right time to step on the gas a little better. I'm also enjoying how much his jab is snapping and being utilized more. You can see a difference in it now from not even a year ago. He's in his boxing prime, no doubt, and he knows this, which is why he wants the AJ fight now as do most of the heavies because they see he's a little green. That being said, AJ's boxing IQ is off the charts and he's only going to get better and better. I have no worries about his stamina like many, enjoy how he's owning his power and relying on it as a deterrent when cutting off the ring, and I don't find that he has bad movement at all. I hope that you only found this shyte mildly amusing and not quite as funny.

Who has Wilder fought in the last six months to have convinced you ?

Watch his left arm against Stiverne during the knock downs, hell I don't even wanna bring up Washington if we're having a serious conversation that shyt is just wildly amusing and gets funnier every time I see it.

[iamboxing]

Higgins was in his right in doing this. A 25% split is a slap in the face.