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  • #11
    If the Ortiz who blasted Jennings shows up... Ostrich Legs is in big trouble... JS...

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    • #12
      Originally posted by TheBigLug View Post
      I hope that's the case. I think it's criminal that Wilder hasn't reached a wider audience. Lets be fair, even if his opposition hasn't been great, the average armchair sports fan doesn't really care about that...

      You have an American WBC champ heavyweight & olympic medalist who looks the part, knocks everybody out in brutal fashion usually. Imagine that in the past?? they would have been a huge name, great opposition or not. Most people who don't really follow boxing just want to see knockouts by a guy who looks the part.

      His team and network he fights on really haven't done him justice thus far, so i hope things do start picking up.
      Don't even compare Wilder to American champions from the past. You know what is the real reason Wilder doesn't have fans and what's the difference between him and let's say Holyfield or Tyson?
      Holyfield and Tyson were very smart and charismatic sport personalities. Wilder on the other hand possess as much charisma as toilet water before you flush it and forget any intellect comparison with ones like Mike Tyson.
      He's cringe worthy and boxing fans can see it in every interview, he's not the hero American boxing scene wanted, sadly. It's sad he won't understand it himself and makes his case worse demanding respect from fans.

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      • #13
        Not if AJuice continues to duck and hide under a rusty soccer seat!!!

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        • #14
          Originally posted by TheBigLug View Post
          Nobody cares about watching Wilder or ortiz except hardcore fans. The casual fan won't really be tuning into that fight. The anticipation amongst boxing fans will be greater. Commercially, i don't think it will really make much difference at all.

          Joshua is the one bringing in the money. He sells out stadiums fighting Takam...
          You summed it all up my man, fighting BUMS!!!!!

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          • #15


            if wilder KO's ortiz and AJ KO's Parker it'll make their fight much much bigger. .

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            • #16
              Originally posted by P4Pdunny View Post
              Dont sleep on Ortiz here
              Honestly, it's almost a 50-50 fight. Maybe a slight edge to Wilder, just based on age and overall athleticism.

              Ortiz is more skilled however and still powerful regardless of how old he might be. Wilder's never tasted power like that so if he gets hit clean, I don't know how he'll react.

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              • #17
                Originally posted by yoshik View Post
                He's flat out garbage except to boxing CASUALS. Guys like me who watched Foreman-Lyle, Holmes - Shavers, Norton, Frazier and a host of others think he is a B- HW CONTENDER. He shouldn't even be champ. PERIOD. His lack of competition is just plain indefensible.
                Let's be honest here. This isn't the heavyweight division of the 70's. There just aren't many good heavyweight fighters out there these days. The competition isn't good. It's not so much that Wilder's bad as much as it is the division's bad. Aside from the Klitschko brothers, who did the heavyweight division have for the past 10 years?

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                • #18
                  People say Wilder hasn't fought anybody, but who has AJ fought. The first time he stepped up in competition, which was an out of date Klitszcho. Who floored him and almost won.

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by Nomadic View Post
                    People say Wilder hasn't fought anybody, but who has AJ fought. The first time he stepped up in competition, which was an out of date Klitszcho. Who floored him and almost won.
                    The real difference is AJ has had half the amount of fights. His CV is already far more impressive than Wilder despite that. Klistchko is obviously the stand out but having fought Martin for the title so early, having already knocked out Breazeale, Molina and Takam and scheduled for his second unification already in his career I don’t think anyone can complain he has been avoiding anyone, infact Ortiz could have been fighting him too but decided against it.

                    Wilder has fought (so far) only Stiverne of any note, it’s about time he took out someone decent and it’s needed for his profile. I really hope he takes the Whyte fight afterwards to give him more credibility before he takes on Joshua.

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by Pennsauken1 View Post
                      Not if AJuice continues to duck and hide under a rusty soccer seat!!!
                      Still clinging on Wilder's nuts you donkey? AJ doesn't need to hide from fellas who do chicken dance against the legendary Molina.

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