Comments Thread For: Deontay Wilder: I Ain't Afraid To Get Rid of The '0' On My Record

[champion4ever]

You clearly a Wilder fan girl to bring up AJ on Wilder talking shlt once again.

Having said that, anyone who is unbiased know Wilder is just stepping up after about 40fights that is why he is relatively unknown in his own country. AJ on his own right is a unified champ with half the fights compared to Wilder that is why he has much more fans and makes 8-10times than what Wilder makes per fight and sells out stadiums.

Finally, you Wilder fan girls should go buy some tickets or buy PPV on fight night to support your boy...if ppv is a flop you cvnts don’t expect 60-40 now do you? At most 33.

He wouldn't have to be fighting on Saturday night, if only your boy had grown some balls like Tyson Fury to fight him earlier this year as he had promised. However, that is neither here nor there.

The bottomline is Tyson Fury isn't ready for this fight. He hasn't so much as fought anyone as remotely close to the stature and caliber of a Deontay Wilder, since his comeback from that two and half year exile. Challenging just two handpicked, overmatched, limited and safe opponents just don't make the cut for me.

[Akutalee]

Fury has gotten to wilder’s head

[Mrpink70]

He wouldn't have to be fighting on Saturday night, if only your boy had grown some balls like Tyson Fury to fight him earlier this year as he had promised. However, that is neither here nor there.

The bottomline is Tyson Fury isn't ready for this fight. He hasn't so much as fought anyone as remotely close to the stature and caliber of a Deontay Wilder, since his comeback from that two and half year exile. Challenging just two handpicked, overmatched, limited and safe opponents just don't make the cut for me.

That is why Wilder took this fight thinking Fury isn't ready for this fight and priced him self out of fighting AJ.

[Mrpink70]

It's so sad that you guys are missing the point. What he is saying is that he unafraid of taking risks and daring to be great unlike Anthony Joshua. He is willing to put both his career, health and life on the line in order to achieve that greatness.

What risks has Wilder been taking against the bums he has fought compared to AJ's risks?
He only took one risk against old man Ortiz thinking he could easily beat him and the Wilder says at one the 3 day press conferences that "Age is just a number" after Fury goaded him about nearly getting beat by an old man.

[Combat Talk Radio]

“Let’s face it, in life we all have trials and tribulations. More times in life we’re losing instead of winning. People want to see how can you start back from the ground and build yourself back up. That’s the big thing about losing. Everyone don’t like a winner. They get tired of you winning all the time, especially if you’re confident or you’re bold about what you say. They want to see you lose. I know a lot of people on Boxingscene want to see me lose.”

It's true, Mr. Wilder.

More accurately, it's not you they hate.

[Ray*]

Took him long to come to this conclusion? He should have stepped up his competition at 25-0 not 39-0. Fury was like 24-0 when he fought Wlad Klit. Joshua is 22-0 right now with 3 belts, if Wilder had challenged himself earlier in his career he would have realise that no boxer should be scared to lose their "0".

[P4Pdunny]

It's so sad that you guys are missing the point. What he is saying is that he unafraid of taking risks and daring to be great unlike Anthony Joshua. He is willing to put both his career, health and life on the line in order to achieve that greatness.

What risks has Wilder taken? Fury is a good name but it's not that much of a risk right now and we know that.

AJ stepped up early

[Bonduu]

He wouldn't have to be fighting on Saturday night, if only your boy had grown some balls like Tyson Fury to fight him earlier this year as he had promised. However, that is neither here nor there.

The bottomline is Tyson Fury isn't ready for this fight. He hasn't so much as fought anyone as remotely close to the stature and caliber of a Deontay Wilder, since his comeback from that two and half year exile. Challenging just two handpicked, overmatched, limited and safe opponents just don't make the cut for me.

Your boy Wilder demanded 60-40, then 50-50 in his favour...you clearly know he priced himself out right? He is clearly the B side here and it is bloody obvious for this fight with Fury still not sold out...hahaha yet Fury brings in more fans and buys in Wilders own country. How can you fan girls call Wilder peoples chanp when most people clearly do not know him...lolsss.

[HeyPapi]

......But wilder referred to AJ as lacking in confidence and unbecoming of a champion( just to paraphrase) when AJ surmised that he may lose @ some point in his career. So because Wilder says so, it's Gospel!!! Objectivity goes a long way in boxing and life.

[DougalDylan]

Never in the history of heavyweight boxing has there been a boxer so obsessed with maintaining his 0. Ok maybe its his team round him but its hurt his image and ability.

Of course there is Yarde but he's not a heavyweight, I can see Yarde doing 50-0