Comments Thread For: Wilder: Joshua Got His Name By Beating an Inactive, Beaten Guy!

[juggernaut666]

Joshua was already a bigger name than wilder in his first pro fight and even if he loses multiple times to wilder aj will always be the bigger draw

Joshua fought a guy named Emmanuele Leo in his 1st fight and sold out the O2 capacity of 20,000 venue .

Wilder wll continue to have mental issues but at the end of the day it is in fact Joshua who made Wilder popular as Wilder became the social media champion off his name !

Charlie Z actually made a cult celebrity of Wilder off you tube .


Wlad Klitchko > Charlie Z

[alexjust]

The "allies" were getting their asses kicked until that fateful Sunday morning when those Mitsubishis took a wrong turn and dropped some eggs on our islands.

Your infantile, simplistic, "Americans-good-guys-kick-ass" Hollywood cliche of approaching history bores me... As we are unlikely to have a serious discussion here, perhaps its best not to even try.

And no, Inglorious Basterds was not a documentary...Sigh..

[allenfred]

Wlad Klit fought bums for a decade to hold his title belt

Wlad was never a great boxer and Wlad had a weak chin. Wlad came along when there was nothing but bums as heavies. Joshua beat Wlad fair and square and Ko'd glass jaw Wlad. Joshua and Fury would be a great fight so let it happen. But Again Goofy Wilder and Josh would also be a great fight.

[lfc19titles]

Look at the jealously from wilder

If only wilder never ducked guys like klit, povetkin, whyte and Joshua

Maybe he wouldn’t be a laughing stock like his is now

[SUBZER0ED]

Wlad lost one fight by decision in ten years, was inactive for 1.5 years and was forty when he faced Joshua. All true. But he also put forth his greatest effort in ten years and fought what was the HWFOTY against Joshua. But AJ gets little credit for it by some. If Wilder had fought and beaten Wlad instead of Joshua, all of his fans, AJ haters & Deontay himself would have praised it as his greatest accomplishment & one of the most appropriate passing of the torch in HW boxing.

[GGG Gloveking]

Your infantile, simplistic, "Americans-good-guys-kick-ass" Hollywood cliche of approaching history bores me... As we are unlikely to have a serious discussion here, perhaps its best not to even try.

And no, Inglorious Basterds was not a documentary...Sigh..

Spare me the name calling...

[Pennsauken1]

Hey Eddie, I need more milk!!!!!

[Pennsauken1]

AJoke picked on a senior citizen and now a drug user!!! A shame!!!!!!!!

[allen23]

Can you stop talking about politics already? Given the average IQ level of a member of this forum, I'd anticipate to see quite a number of Trump supporters here. No point arguing, they've got the numbers.

but sadly not the brains...

[Pennsauken1]

Vitali. After building an undefeated record of 24–0 with 22 KOs, he suffered his first loss to 24–13–1 Ross Puritty, in what was Klitschko's first and only professional fight in Ukraine. Puritty forced Klitschko, who had at that time not gone beyond 8 rounds, to punch himself out. Klitschko began to be overwhelmed in the 10th round and went down twice but was allowed to continue. At the start of the 11th round, with Puritty continuing to land hard punches, Klitschko's trainer, Fritz Sdunek, entered the ring and stopped the fight