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As long as Joshua ducks him, he can call himself God, Jesus, or the Pope far as I care. Those are figures man fear!
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"Wilder Knows Why He 'Annoys People, Gets on People's Nerves'"
Wheel of Fortune: 'People who annoy you'
Answer: WilderComment
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Originally posted by Nomadic View Post
Anyone with a brain knows who the master ducker is, Wilder has ducked and fought bums for all his 39 fights, he is only stepping up because no one takes him serious. Much respect to AJ whom after fewer than 17 fights called out a former champ and did beat him in a spectacular way. Wilder is a joke and it is only ******s who think AJ is ducking!Comment
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Wilder agreed to fight Povetkin in Russia. How can he be a ducker?Originally posted by Bonduu View Post
Wilder is making a voluntary defense against King Kong Ortiz, the most avoided man in the division. How can he be a ducker?
Wilder wants to fight Anthony Joshua ASAP. How can he be a ducker?
The facts don't support your premise. So then we must question why you believe something so strongly which is clearly so untrue. A hater? A troll? A fanboy? Which is it?Comment
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There is no HW who talk more rubbish in the last 15 years with that sort of resume. Having spend 9 years as a pro. More over Lewis fought 15 years ago, Wlad fought 15 years ago, Vitali fought 15 years ago. Are you tellin me that all don’t have a better resume that Wilder after 9 years as a pro?Originally posted by bluebeam View Post
Rahman after 9 years has a better resume, Brewster after 9 years have a better resume, and they spoke less rubbish than Wilder. Am all for boxers chatting rubbish because they are the ones getting hit in the head but that doesn’t mean we the fans need to back up that rubbish that they are talk about.
You can be a great fan by also calling out BS by your favourite or any fighters BS.Comment
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Ok for your reference as you want to talk factsOriginally posted by WBC WBA IBF View Post
1) wilder did not fight potvetkin.
2) we don’t actually know if wilder does want to fight Joshua, all we know he has said in in public he wants either 50/50 or a rematch of same deal (effectively 50/50).
3) Ortiz was avoided due to his lack of money being brought to the table - the risk/reward wasn’t there. He also had no belts to use as bait. That said Ortiz would have been Joshua opponent now but he chose to take wilder instead.
4) Wilder has a record/resume which doesn’t suggest he will always take on the best. Infact he has largely taken on significantly inferior opposition. This is over a significant period of time:
5) Joshua has had significantly less fights but most of his fights have been considered progress, a step-up or a mandatory. Molina and Brazeale were the two exceptions, the former rocked wilder so prior to the fight wasn’t that unreasonable as a tune-up to the klitschko fight.Comment
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Because Povetkin cheated and the fight was canceled. But Wilder still flew overseas and was willing to fight Povetkin, so you can't label Wilder a ducker just because the other guy got caught cheating. If anything, Povetkin is the ducker for refusing to fight fair.Originally posted by Kezzer View Post
Wilder's people sat down with AJ's people hoping to make the fight ASAP. AJ's promoter, very understandably, thought it was a smarter business decision to fight late in the year instead of earlier in the year. Wilder is the B-side and has no choice but to wait. But how can Wilder be a ducker when he clearly wants to fight the best available? As soon as AJ turned him down, he went out and signed to fight King Kong. Are those the actions of a ducker?2) we don’t actually know if wilder does want to fight Joshua, all we know he has said in in public he wants either 50/50 or a rematch of same deal (effectively 50/50).
So Wilder, for no reason other than personal pride, agrees to fight the highest risk/lowest reward fighter on the planet and you still label him a ducker? Do you see how the facts destroy your position?3) Ortiz was avoided due to his lack of money being brought to the table - the risk/reward wasn’t there. He also had no belts to use as bait. That said Ortiz would have been Joshua opponent now but he chose to take wilder instead.
Wilder has only been champion for three years. He didn't fight a tomato can for a vacant belt. He fought the #2 heavyweight in the world and dominated him to win his WBC title.4) Wilder has a record/resume which doesn’t suggest he will always take on the best. Infact he has largely taken on significantly inferior opposition. This is over a significant period of time
Since then, Wilder's two most notable opponents were caught cheating. Sure, it's resulted in Wilder not facing a top tier opponent since 3 years ago, but it's clearly not Wilder's fault and he's scheduled to face a top tier opponent next. So why are we knocking the guy instead of applauding him for facing the biggest available challenge?
Wilder and Joshua have both faced exactly one top heavyweight. To act like either's resume is noticeably superior to the other is silly. Quit the whining and complaining. They need to fight each other. Period. They're clearly the top two heavyweights on the planet. This is the fight that must happen.5) Joshua has had significantly less fights but most of his fights have been considered progress, a step-up or a mandatory. Molina and Brazeale were the two exceptions, the former rocked wilder so prior to the fight wasn’t that unreasonable as a tune-up to the klitschko fight.
Wilder wants it RIGHT NOW. AJ wants it at the end of the year. AJ is the A-Side, so Wilder must wait. But let's not criticize Wilder in the mean time. He wants the fight desperately. To the point where he's clearly overlooking King Kong, which could be a very costly mistake.Comment
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This guy with his wild mouthComment
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All hail the king. Wilder will silence the naysayersComment
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As long as he knows.... but he also needs to know he is nowhere close to ali in skills, and what he said about mike tyson was very disrespectful. Tyson fury did it the right way by giving him props on twitter recently saying 'mike ko1' if they ever foughtComment
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