Deontay Wilder's windmills of the ring

[McNulty]

It's sound advice but please I beg,
Forgive me if it draws a neg, :P
You didn't check the post methinks,
Embedded were those youtube links,

I originally checked the post and saw two dang links. I don't like clicking shít on a site with 99.8% trolls.

Give me red k all you want, at the end of the day you're living in the pinnacle of com*****g technology where 90 old women know how to use the internet. You're posting links like it's 1997 for fùcks sake.

Take your lumps like a man, not a bítch.

[ELPacman]

I honestly laugh at a lot of Wilder's shots. He gets overly carried away when he goes in for the kill and God only knows whose gonna end up on the floor. The ref, the corners, michael buffer, the ring girls... When he's failing like that, it's like a tornado of torpedo arms.

In the end though he's KOing everyone, lol so it is working. I just don't think you'll ever find a trainer in the business who will teach you how to throw punches like that.

[Holler]

Excellent!

And I quite enjoyed the Windmills of Your Mind. When I watched the Thomas Crown Affair, that song got drilled in my head. Couldn't ever forget it.

Catchy isn't it? All I can really remember from the movie is the split screens which were really unusual, wanting to be Steve McQueen, probably the coolest guy to ever be on screen and the song. I actually like the song despite what I did to it in the first post.

I like Wilder too. He's wild and crazy in the ring but he comes over well when he's not playing a role.

[SeGoodland]

All feedback is appreciated, but that latent ****phobia is likely to damage any career you had planned in literary criticism.

Boom. Best comeback I've seen on here