And here he is running his mouth again, how can one respect this guy?
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Anybody with any sense and no bias will agree with Wilder here.
Klit had already been done and had just been 12-0'd by Fury. AJ going life and death with him says more about AJ than about anything else. Wilder would've have mauled that version of Wlad in dos rounds.
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Absolutely deluded.what's Ortiz best win compared to klitschko? Whats he actually done that's so great? Klitschko ran the damn division for about 10 years (or it felt like it) and if you wanna talk about age, compare what he looked like to what Ortiz looked like.
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Luis Ortiz is a better fight than Klitschko that fought AJ.Legacy wise AJ beating Klitschko is a between win Wilder had a more tougher difficult opponent in Ortiz.
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Originally posted by _original_ View PostAnybody with any sense and no bias will agree with Wilder here.
Klit had already been done and had just been 12-0'd by Fury. AJ going life and death with him says more about AJ than about anything else. Wilder would've have mauled that version of Wlad in dos rounds.
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If you can't respect Wilder's courage and character in the face of what was surely imminent defeat, you ain't human. It was a massive triumph of the will.
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Originally posted by MrClutch85 View PostLuis Ortiz is a better fight than Klitschko that fought AJ.Legacy wise AJ beating Klitschko is a between win Wilder had a more tougher difficult opponent in Ortiz.
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Originally posted by Sid-Knee View PostMacho reply?? For saying what you said was ******?? It WAS ******. Nothing macho about that. Haha.
But, limiting myself to sheer facts:
Joshua was knocked down and almost out by an aged Klitschko, who was way past his prime and had been ridiculed by Tyson Fury (who I rate next to nil in the great scheme of heavyweight things). He came back and won, of course.
Wilder was almost knocked out by a dangerous fighter who is old just in age but is still able to beat younger fighters. Wilder weathered the storm and won, too.
Comparing the two wins - I mean the single fights, not the careers - I see Wilder's more significant than Joshua's. Now please don't tell me the usual Klitschko story (long dominant reign, etc.). He was little more than a statue in his last fights. This notwithstanding, he struck Joshua in the way everybody saw.
Though - as I said - I like Joshua more than Wilder, including the outside-the-ring antics, I have an inkling that had Joshua been cornered by Ortiz as Wilder was last night, he may not have escaped alive.Last edited by Tatabanya; 03-04-2018, 02:38 PM.
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