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He fought through adversity and came back and won. Is he the best HW in the division.
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All he's answered is the chin and heart and I don't think people were doubting the heart so much.
Skill is still absent.
I still got him to beat AJ though if it happens.Comment
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Well, we know what his strengths and weakness are so in that sense, there's no questions. We know his boxing and coordination are below par for a champ. But, he makes up for it in stamina, chin, and spooky power.Comment
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He looked trash. He should have been dominant and he got schooled and was bailed out by the extra time at the start of round 8 and his power plus Ortiz being old as ****.Comment
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He answered one question...we now know that Mike Tyson would have decapitated him inside six rounds.Comment
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Wilder won but terrible performance from him - even from me as a fan. Instead of jabbing, he was trying to push Luis's jab down. What a ****** plan. Until round 8 then he began to jab. what the heck was that?Comment
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Wilder is an athlete who is tall and fast. However he's not a true boxer in terms of the way he moves and punches. At 40 pro fights, he lacks severe skills. Yeah he has power, but in reality the technique is telegraphed and easily to counter. People like Lennox would have toyed with this dude.
This shows how bad the heavyweight scene is right now in terms of skills because aj lacks it too.
He's tough but remember who has he faced? What punishment has he taken? Stirvene is an absolute nobody. Ortiz is decent but could he beat even someone like Ray Mercer?
Spilka showed me where wilder is at in terms of boxing iq. It's very low but he's got that get out of jail card.Comment
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He showed a chin, heart, grit, will, desire, and the mother****ing balls to be the damn best.Comment
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