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Am not talking about Fury. If Wilder beats Fury is still not number one. It doesn’t matter how hard anyone tries to showcoat it. Even Whyte resume is on par if not better than wilder resume as we stand.
Whether you like it or not, Wilder was protected for 95% of his professional career, and that is reflected in his resume. He has been a pro longer than all those names and his resume isn’t even that much.... Those are facts.
Am more of a Wilder fan but am not deluded. When he does something that I should praise him for then I will. But to claim he would be number one after beating this version of Fury is delusion at its best. People who says that either don’t know much about boxing or they are new to it... same difference.Comment
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Your post is full of excuses like the rest of Wilder fanatics, you bring nothing new. You are not a genuine boxing fan. So no point debating with poster that starts off driven BS. And making excuses why a champion was called a baby and protected for so long.Comment
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actually, by your own logic, if parker deserved "32.5%" by bringing one belt to a FOUR (or three, depending on what you think) belt unification, then wilder deserves a lesser split for bringing only one belt to a unification bout with more belts.
that's before we talk about the fact that 32.5 represented less than 10 mill, which wilder has always been offered more than.Comment
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Behave yourself. Ortiz looked flat in both of those fights. Stop trying to make Ortiz out to be this boogieman, because he isn't even close. You're doing it because you're trying to prop up Wilder because he's his only win of merit. It's crazy bias.
When did Joshua duck Ortiz? That never happened. Stop living in fantasy land you psycho nationalist.Comment
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When Ortiz fought Allen why do you think Eddie signs all these Heavyweights like Miller Whyte & Ortiz just to use as leverage to duck fighters it's like this Joshua will fight the winner of Whyte vs Chisora if not Miller cause I just don't see him stepping up for Ortiz or Wilder nextComment
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Joshua pursued Whyte, Wlad, Martin and Parker. So stop lying. And who cares who pursued who. All that matters is the fights get made. Which they did. Wilder and his team never pursued anybody other than Fury because they knew he was shot after looking awful against a couple of bums. It's all spin on their end.
Just an absurd amount of spin and misinformation.
Their resumes are evidence of one of them starting as an unknown while the other debuted with historical fanfare.
The details of how Joshua's fights came to be do not reflect a Joshua looking to make great fights but rather great fights coming to Joshua. Whyte, Martin, Wlad, Parker, and Povetkin is a great resume, bar none the best, but Whyte, Martin, Wlad, Parker, and Sasha all pursued Joshua not the other way around.
Shelly was Wlad's manager. Why isn't this worded as Wilder called Wlad out, Wlad said Wilder needs to get more fights, and the manager they shared agreed with Wlad? That is what happened. If I was as propagandist as you I'd claim Wlad and Wlad's manager ducked ducked Wilder publicly.
Wlad never said Wilder needed more fights to get a fight with him, he was just talking in general. So who's spinning now? Wilder and his team wanted nothing to do with Wlad at all. But here you nutters are trying to make out that it was Wlad doing the ducking. You people make me sick.Comment
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They damn sure don't lead back to Joshua and you act like Joshua is just making millions across the world granted he is getting paid only in the U.K. plus people are ducking Wilder if not he would of had all those fights including facing Joshua at the beginning this year and if 30% is an issue than why did Joshua's team reject their 50 million dollar offer then which was Joshua's highest payday sonComment
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