Comments Thread For: Wilder Not Concerned About Fury Pulling Out Of Their Fight
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That is not true. Wilder is more known, revered and feared by Brits than he is by Americans. Most British boxers and boxing experts alike hold Deontay Wilder in such a high regard that many believe Matchroom boxing and Joshua are doing the right thing by avoiding him and rightfully so because he is too much of a risk and danger to him. 40-0-39 KOs speaks for itself.Comment
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Wilder's chin has held up better than Joshua's as far as getting knocked down or hurt. Both have pretty good chins.
Wlad sparred extensively with both Wilder and Joshua. Why do you think he chose to fight Joshua instead of Wilder?Comment
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A small handful of fighters reach a level where they dont have to live and die by the belts, but that doesnt change the fact that the entire sport revolves around them.
Canelo, Bowe, Mike Tyson, etc have ditched belts to duck a loss, but still made sure they had other belts to hide behind. Canelo would have never fought Smith if he didnt have a belt. And even still, Smith had the least valuable belt and the PPV was considered a failure.Comment
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Aj does have 1 highly recognized title.... the "biggest duck in history" title.Comment
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wbc had some weaker champs during the time holmes embraced the ibf, but that doesnt mean the wbc's pre holmes history is erased. the wbc has the greatest claim to being the top title. yes in part because of age. the wba's two civil wars that created the ibf and wbo weakened the wba. the wbc has remained in tact. hasnt split in three like the wba.Comment
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networks want title fights. it's why the wba has three champions. it's why there are four recognized organizations. it's why there are 17 weight classes.
whoever controls the belts controls the sport. the fighters are largely interchangeable. bob and don figured that out decades ago.Comment
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Because he had already KO’d Wilder twice in sparring and Wilder never wanted the fight. Do some homework.Comment
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