The hate for Deontay Wilder IS COMPLETELY MORONIC

[Boksfan]

Wilder getting his portion of hate because he is a coward and chicken out of Cardiff 31.

[mlac]

nes said it doe!!!!!!!

[SkillspayBills]

I could delete this but I'm not going to. Wilder let me down. Bar none he should be going to this fight and I hope he changes his mind because this goes not look good no matter how you try to rationalize it.

[Pigeons]

I could delete this but I'm not going to. Wilder let me down. Bar none he should be going to this fight and I hope he changes his mind because this goes not look good no matter how you try to rationalize it.

There's no rationalization needed. Hearn doesn't want Wilder there to promote Wilder-Joshua, he wants Wilder there to push Wilder-Whyte.

[sunny31]

I could delete this but I'm not going to. Wilder let me down. Bar none he should be going to this fight and I hope he changes his mind because this goes not look good no matter how you try to rationalize it.

Who cares about how it looks, honestly. I am not criticising you, but why is the chest puffing more important than good business? The talk about either being scared is elementary school stuff.

This is a terrible business decision from Wilder. Even his statement doesn't make sense, and screams of ego talking over logic. He sounds like a spoilt kid who is throwing his toys out of the pram.

He should be going to Cardiff, he should be there goading Joshua, he should be building the fight which is ultimately going to be his retirement fund. He is literally taking food off his own table, because he doesn't want to be dictated to.

[sunny31]

There's no rationalization needed. Hearn doesn't want Wilder there to promote Wilder-Joshua, he wants Wilder there to push Wilder-Whyte.

If you believe that, you will believe anything. For the record - those two things are not mutually exclusive.

Hearn - "Here Deontay have over double your career highest pay day, and help build the fight which will be over 10 times your highest pay day, deal?"

Wilder - "No I'm going to fight a harder fight for half the money, and then I'm going to fight Dominic Brezeale for my usual $1.5 million."

Good call!

[GoldenGloveLove]

At this point, people just look for a reason to not discontinue hating Wilder.