Comments Thread For: Wilder Says 'Bronze Bomber' Persona Wants 'A Body' on Record

[Mindgames]

Well what were some of the jokes being said about fighters losing their lives? I didn't see any in this thread weirdo.

You forgot you tried to be funny by mentioning Wilder endorsing tombstones numbnuts? You got a bit of dementia there old fart?

[mathed]

Every boxer’s career has an end. Only karma can play a role as to whether they have a life after boxing or not.

[Bayles$]

Tony Bellew definitely won’t fight him now, he just wants to get home to his wife and kids

[Combat Talk Radio]

Because the moron said it live on the Breakfast Club which is listened to by millions of people.. It's now thrending on YouTube, it's made the front page of new websites.

Were you NOT paying attention after Wilder/Stiverne 2's presser?

“One thing that really caught my attention, and I don’t really pay attention to social media and all that stuff like that, is that he said that he fears for my life… You fear for my life, man? You fear for my life? I don’t fear for your life because I’m a killer! If that’s what it takes for me to take that title, that’s what I’m gonna do. And I’m gonna walk away with a smile on my face.”

Stiverne said it too. It was all over USA Today, and when Stiverne said it, Sulaman was RIGHT THERE and did nothing. FOH with that BS

[soul_survivor]

Don King actually did kill two people and nobody seems to care.

A lot of people cared, he went to jail for one of those crimes (the other was adjudged justified under American law). Even after that there have been countless articles on the matter, it's been brought up in documentaries and so on.

What that has to do with a boxer, a trained individual who knows how to hurt people, insinuating he would like to kill someone, is beyond me.

[Eddy Current]

A lot of people cared, he went to jail for one of those crimes (the other was adjudged justified under American law). Even after that there have been countless articles on the matter, it's been brought up in documentaries and so on.

What that has to do with a boxer, a trained individual who knows how to hurt people, insinuating he would like to kill someone, is beyond me.

People who already didn't like Wilder are making a bigger deal out of it than it actually is. The Don King thing is just context. More context is how Ali was sadistic in the ring, proclaiming he wanted to damage his opponents' health. For some strange reason, Ali is praised for this behavior.

[RuslanChagaev]

im not surprised to hear this so, its a classic barbarian explanation.

[soul_survivor]

People who already didn't like Wilder are making a bigger deal out of it than it actually is. The Don King thing is just context. More context is how Ali was sadistic in the ring, proclaiming he wanted to damage his opponents' health. For some strange reason, Ali is praised for this behavior.

When did Ali claimed he wanted "a body" on his record, i.e. to kill someone?

I assume you did not take him saying "he would launch a human satellite" literally, because that would be ****** even by NSB standards.

[Eddy Current]

When did Ali claimed he wanted "a body" on his record, i.e. to kill someone?

I assume you did not take him saying "he would launch a human satellite" literally, because that would be ****** even by NSB standards.

I don't remember who he was talking about, but he said he wanted to make someone "pay with their health." Meaning he intended to do lasting damage to somebody's well-being.

But the reaction from people is, "Oh that Ali... he's sure quite the character lol!"

[soul_survivor]

I don't remember who he was talking about, but he said he wanted to make someone "pay with their health." Meaning he intended to do lasting damage to somebody's well-being.

But the reaction from people is, "Oh that Ali... he's sure quite the character lol!"

Ok, well almost everything Ali said in the build up to a fight has been recorded, show me the video, I'm sure you must have seen it on video and not live 50 years ago.