Wilder is #11 on ESPN's P4P rankings and ESPN is the worldwide leader in sports.
Deontay Wilder Is On The Cusp Of His Prime
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So then yes, you are ******ed hahah. Fury is not the "lineal" champion anymore. He gave that up when he retired or stopped boxing 3 years ago. Wikipedia it dumbass. Also, Wilder's team would not let Wilder fight Klitschko when Klitschko was still fighting saying that Wilder wasn't ready yet. Google that too. Also, Wilder has a contract on his table from Hearn to fight AJ RIGHT NOW and he is too chicken to fight. So you can sit there and pump up your fraud champion all day, but he's still a bum beating chump at the end of the day.no unifications bc other "champions" will not fight him.
he's fighting the UNIFIED UNDEFEATED LINEAL Heavyweight Champion who NEVER lost his belts in the ring. i think its safe to say that he's fighting the best fighter in the division besides Anthony Joshua.
if he beats Tyson Fury he will widely be considered the best heavyweight who fought the man who beat the man FIRST which is Tyson Fury and held the wbc title longer than any current heavyweight champion. your biased nature doesnt allow you to see the IMPROVEMENTS in Wilders game & like i said in the beginning so YOU KNOW MORE THAN EMMANUEL STEWARD RIGHT?Comment
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To be honest, Emmanual Steward is probably one of the most underrated commentators that comes to mind. Out of Lampley, Merchant, etc.. Steward was clearly the most knowledgeable, but Merchant couldn't accept that and would try to fight with Manny every chance he got. Manny would try to tell Jim and Larry how a fight would play out after making his assessment in the first round... Time and time again, Jim and Larry would never listen, but show how little they actually knew about boxing. I lost count how many times this happened.
those of us who STUDY the fundamental aspects of the sport and the SOPHISTICATED SAVAGERY of the sport of BOXING understand over the course since we first laid eyes on Wilder how CRUDE he was but RAW but the talent was hidden under the surface of the crude mechanics of Wilder.
but as a STUDENT of boxing and the TYPES of Jabs, Feints, Head Slot Positioning, Angles, Pivoting, FOOTWORK, the entire MECHANICS of Deontay Wilder have grown exponentially since i FIRST seen him in 2011.
its like when (goku came back from king kais planet in the other world after training with him how his power DRAMATICALLY increased and after being no match for raditz he was able to surpass vegeta in their first encounter) is the same as i see Wilders VAST & DRAMATIC IMPROVEMENTS over the years he has reached a new level i dont think the HEAVYWEIGHT division is ready for what he is yet to become.
people kill me with the criticism of Deontay Wilder about his technique etc among other thangs but yet the late great Emmanuel Steward seen the POTENTIAL in Deontay Wilder and i tend to think he knows MORE than EVERYONE on this message forum about BOXING stated about Wilder. & it has come to fruition. so when you see individuals criticize Wilder show them this interview of EMMANUEL STEWARD giving Wilder praise in 2012 3 YEARS BEFORE HE BECAME CHAMPION and understand that the HATE for Wilder is blinding people to the IMPROVEMENTS of Wilders arsenal and theyre in for a RUDE awakening
Manny made plenty of predictions like the one he did in the video you posted that came to fruition later.
He is legendary without a doubt and deserves much more credit than he's gotten since he's passed.Comment
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Fury is #5 and he just fought two guys who were rated in the 100's hahahah. And what belt did Ortiz have? Or Arreola for hat matter? And how is the guys with the other belts refusing to fight you, WHEN HE HAS SENT 3 CONTRACTS TO FIGHT YOU THIS YEAR ALONE????? God you are the dumbest dude on here I swear.He's #2 in boxrec. That wouldn't be possible if 95% of his opponents were bums. He has twice as many points as everyone else except AJ. Where are your posts trashing the thousands of heavyweights who haven't proven themselves as much as Wilder has? AJ is the #1 heavyweight in the world. Cong****. But why are you trashing #2 instead of everyone below him? Doesn't make sense.
That's what happens when the guy with the other belts refuses to fight you.
That's a lie. He's fighting three former champions in a row.
He's #2 in the world. Why aren't you criticizing #3 or #300 or #3,000? Why the obsession with pretending #2 isn't impressive?Comment
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Only a crack would offered that phantom amount and demand no meeting lol.Comment
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And he's also the man who dethroned Wladimir Klitschko.
Last three Wilder opponents: Stiverne, Ortiz, Fury.And what belt did Ortiz have?
Former WBC world champion, former interim WBA world champion and former IBF/WBO world champion & WBA super champion. So it's kind of silly for that other poster to insist Wilder has never fought a former champion.Comment
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They're six points apart. They essentially have identical resumes. Of course I'm an advocate of boxrec. It's the best way to cut through all bull**** and all bias and see who has actually faced and beaten real competition.
Wrong. I pointed out that belts aren't considered by boxrec. That's a fact. So when the other poster acted like Wilder's belt is why he had a high rating, clearly that poster knows nothing about how boxrec works.You also basically say belts are meaningless as you advocate for boxrec, but here you are talking about how great belts are
Whether I like it or you like it, the sport revolves around the belts. Who fights who, which fights networks buy, etc are determined by the belts or pursuit of belts 99% of the time.
But boxrec is a way to see who has actually proven themselves. Belts can often be an illusion, even if they're incredibly valuable in the marketplace.Comment
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Hey dumbass, you didn't answer my question. What belt did Ortiz have?And he's also the man who dethroned Wladimir Klitschko.
Last three Wilder opponents: Stiverne, Ortiz, Fury.
Former WBC world champion, former interim WBA world champion and former IBF/WBO world champion & WBA super champion. So it's kind of silly for that other poster to insist Wilder has never fought a former champion.Comment
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