Comments Thread For: Winky Wright Backs Wilder To Beat Joshua, Explains Why

[Ake-Dawg]

Check out the Parker fight too. He did that constantly through the fight. Breadman put me on it. It's weird because Parker never really threatened with anything big. You almost get the impression that he's a little chinny.

I'm just shocked that he does it while moving in a straight line. If Wilder catches him doing that, he'll be savagely KO'd. That 84" reach goes a long way, and Wilder likes to take a big step (sometimes a legit hop lol) when he throws that 1-2.

That has to be something they're working on.

That and getting his weight down to 240 without clen.

[uppercut510]

This has to be the 4th article on what Winky Wright thinks about this that or the other.

Who gives a shit.

people who click and comment tend to care

[j.razor]

I'm leaning towards D.Wilder cuz Aj acting like a #Twinky but Winky be having bad picks....hope he is "Wright" this time....LOL

[Removed Now]

That right-hand may just be a myth!!! Wilder has to be fighting A-list fighters and landing the right-hand to put them to sleep until he does that, everything about him is just myth

AJ doesn't have the best chin, so that right hand may stay undefeated.

[Holler]

Throwing less shots per round is likely to guarantee that he can throw bombs 1-12. The guy is 6-7 but only 220. Stamina isn't and issue.

Who in the heavyweight division can put enough consistent pressure on Wilder to take the steam out of his punches? The other guys with big punches all are known to gas.

I guess we won't know the answer to that one until he faces one of the leading guys. The first guy he fought in the top 10 since he won the title gave him serious problems despite having been unimpressive in his previous couple of outings.

[Butch.McRae]

I guess we won't know the answer to that one until he faces one of the leading guys. The first guy he fought in the top 10 since he won the title gave him serious problems despite having been unimpressive in his previous couple of outings.

I remind you, he won his belt in the ring against a guy who was ranked in the top 5 of the division. So he's bested 2 guys who were ranked in the top 5 when he fought them. Just saying lol

[Raggamuffin]

I back him too Wink.

[EnglishOxide]

Guys you just need to look at the start of round 5 of Joshua vs Klitschko.

Ain't no way that Wilder, weighing 20+ pounds less, stands up to that kind of firepower from Joshua.

AJ turned it on and *****ed Wlad up bad, cutting him and dropping him in the process. And that was only in his 19th fight.

Wilder got rocked by a 48 year old man on high blood pressure medication and needed the doctor to help him recover.

AJ is a different animal and Wilder isn't elusive enough.

[Ake-Dawg]

I guess we won't know the answer to that one until he faces one of the leading guys. The first guy he fought in the top 10 since he won the title gave him serious problems despite having been unimpressive in his previous couple of outings.

Unimpressive? He KOd both, with the first of the two being almost a last minute throw in fight under Matchroom. He did what he was supposed to do versus both.

Ortiz, a big strong southpaw is a top 4 heavyweight gives problems to Joshua as well as Wilder.

[Ake-Dawg]

Guys you just need to look at the start of round 5 of Joshua vs Klitschko.

Ain't no way that Wilder, weighing 20+ pounds less, stands up to that kind of firepower from Joshua.

AJ turned it on and *****ed Wlad up bad, cutting him and dropping him in the process. And that was only in his 19th fight.

Wilder got rocked by a 48 year old man on high blood pressure medication and needed the doctor to help him recover.

AJ is a different animal and Wilder isn't elusive enough.

What round was it that AJ got knocked down? What rounds was he visibly gassed. Asking for a friend....