I'm not sold on Wilder's chin

[Mr Objecitivity]

You bring up Klitschko's age as if it's a proof that when you're an old fighter you can't punch hard anymore. Well 45 year old George Foreman proves you're wrong.

What are you basing this on? Who has Wilder knocked out that old Wladimir wouldn't?

Lol at even thinking that Deontay Wilder is a more powerful puncher than Wladimir Klitshcko.

One's power is proven at the elite level (Wladimir Klitschko) whilst the other's power is proven at the bottom level (Deontay Wilder).

Along with his right hand, Wladimir Klitschko's left hook is more powerful than any punch Deontay Wilder throws.

[Mr Objecitivity]

Yeah and Hagler couldn't put Duran away yet Hearns did and Hagler put Hearns away. You have no point. You say Wlad's 41 year old right hand is better than Wilder's and I say Wilder's lands harder.

Based on what would you say that Wilder's right hand lands harder?

[Derranged]

I agree his chin is in question, but we should find out soon enough.

[turnedup]

It might be like the first Stiverne fight. I definitely don't see a one round job though. Its true what you say about him winning. Him vs AJ Fury or even Parker is good for the division. If Ortiz wins he gets avoided by everyone until he's 50.What do you think if its a life and death struggle with Ortiz though. Does Wilder go straight for AJ, or seek to rebuild the aura? I think it might delay thinks abit. I hope it's not another Bowe Lewis situation.

I think if it comes down to him being down on the cards you'll see Wilder throw everything including the kitchen sink. The thing we don't really know is how good is Ortiz now if he was on PED's before. I don't see Wilder as someone that'll just quit and lose his belt like that without going out on his shield, if he did he'd never outlive it.

[Mindgames]

I think if it comes down to him being down on the cards you'll see Wilder throw everything including the kitchen sink. The thing we don't really know is how good is Ortiz now if he was on PED's before. I don't see Wilder as someone that'll just quit and lose his belt like that without going out on his shield, if he did he'd never outlive it.

Alot depends on how durable Ortiz is against a real puncher. He looked a force against Jennings, but Jennings isn't a power puncher. Deontay let's guys creep in front, if he let's Ortiz build that momentum he could be in trouble late on. Your right about not knowing how good ortiz is clean. But he definitely has counterpunching skills unlike anyone Deontay has fought before. Alot of unknowns in this fight.

[BLASTER1]

Any heavyweight worthy of a pro fight of this calibre has the power to knock out any of his opponent if caught with a flush hit.