Just rewatched Johan Duhaupas vs Deontay Wilder. Wasn't impressed by Wilder

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  • Raggamuffin
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    #11
    Originally posted by Mr Objecitivity
    Deontay Wilder practically made Johan Duhaupas look like a prime version of Gennady Golovkin. If they were the same size, I know who my money would be on. That should answer the question of who the more skilled boxer is between Golovkin and Wilder. Since Duhaupas is still a poor man's Golovkin.

    Wilder was getting out-jabbed, out boxed, badly marked up on his face and visibly damaged by Duhaupas. Duhaupas landed just as many, if not more effective punches on Wilder than vice versa. But he was the far superior ring general and showed arguably the better defense.

    I had the fight close to or dead even at the time of the questionable, seemingly premature stoppage. If Duhaupas was able to do what he did to Wilder by winning as many rounds as he did, whilst also being as effective as he was offensively and in terms of effective punches landed. I can imagine how badly Alexander Povetkin at his best or Anthony Joshua or Wladimir Klitschko would've beaten Wilder. Even Kubrat Pulev, who is arguably superior to Johan Duhaupas in nearly every department, would arguably have beaten Wilder too.
    Word! I can imagine too. And if Wilder hasn’t gotten better since that Duhaupas fight, then why do you think that Joshua and Hearn are reluctant to fight Wilder? I mean Pulev is arguably better than Duhaupas right? Lol

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    • True That
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      #12
      I remember that fight, Wilder hit Duhaupas with everything and the kitchen sink and Duhaupas didn't go down. That was the first time I've seen Wilder's face/eye busted up and swollen.

      Wilder has gotten better since then, sure he still fights ugly and looks like he can't box for s hit at times but he has gotten better.

      Both teams Joshua and Wilder need to get this fight done. I'm not involved in the negotiations so it's not my place to say who is right or wrong. That's for both teams to decide. Hopefully they can get this fight made by the fall this year.

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      • NEETzsche
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        #13
        Duhaupas is a solid fighter, probably Wilder's second or third best win

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        • Boksfan
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          #14
          Originally posted by Pigeons
          Great fight
          Keep slurping them Deontay nuts you little bytch

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