You really don't know what your talking about. Don't get mad cuz you get called out on it by someone telling it like it is. Its not like GGG would even have the balls to move up to 175 let alone a cruiserweight. He can't even knock out guys from 154. We all know in the heavyweight division it only takes one solid punch. You said the ******est thing in this entire thread hands down queefqueen
Comments Thread For: Wilder Weighs In Even Lower Than For Ortiz Fight; Fury 256.5
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He will avoid it many times. Don't be surprised if he punches himself off balance a few times in this fight and looks ****** in there.
See you in 24 hours lolComment
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Fury got dropped by the same style punches Wilder throws so pretty sure that can happen again and not get up if the power is behind it.
Wilder fan but I was a little shocked at the weight gap and his choice to not go heavier. Should be a good fight IMOComment
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Friend of mine gained a lot of weight due to unhealthy lifestyle, became incredibly fat.
Then he started smoking weed on a daily basis and lost hella lot of weight, got really skinny.
After getting his degree and securing a good job, he quit weed and now he is fat AF, even more than before.Comment
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He broke his hand in the third round in the first Stirvirne fight. Did you factor that in?I agree with all that.
I don't think his power is a myth per se, he can obviously punch, just by the reactions of some fighters when they get it.
But you do have to look at the opposition. Let's say a younger David Haye for example because he could ****...do you think he would go through Wilder's resume in his prime with a 90%+ KO ratio? i think he would.
How is Wilder going to do against a top fighter? - i'd say he's had two real challenges. One was Ortiz which he stopped, and credit to him for that. The only other decent challenge was the first Stiverne fight, and he didn't stop him.
So he might have a huge knockout ratio, but his KO% in meaningful fights is 50%.
It's the same with AJ. He had stopped everyone but as soon as he fought a young good level fighter in Parker that wasn't shot or there to get rolled over, he couldn't stop him. That's boxing. You can't just steamroll all fighters at a good level.
History tells us that Wilder or anyone won't just stop guys easily when he's fighting at a high level. He can but it won't always happen.Comment
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He also knocked out Jennings in six, right after Jennings took Wlad for twelve.Ortiz can't get anyone to fight him.
Whyte don't want it, Joshua don't want it, Breazeale don't want it. Just Wilder.
By the way, Ortiz totally obliterated Cojanu, who took Parker the 12 round distance.
And who has Fury really beaten besides an immobile, shot Wlad? Chisora?Comment
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By your own logic, Fury beat a useless guy in Wlad coz why couldn't he break down and KO Jennings like Ortiz did?Of course it was a struggle.
Why couldn't he create any openings v Scott's negative style? Chisora managed to.
Ortiz on the other hand had no ideas and just followed him around the ring with no creativity to land shots.
So yes, it was a struggle. Scott didn't do much to him, but Ortiz struggled to find a way to break him down like a good fighter would have done.
How is that trolling?
I just speak the truth.
See how ****** you sound?Comment
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Right. Ud think at sum point his team would experiment with packing sum weight on just to see how it feels. I know he’s said that he’s just a real hard gainer when it comes to weight. His upper body looks fine to me. He did weigh in with trackies on. I read a “Tale of The Tape” that said he’s standing on sum 18” thighs!!’ That’s smaller than my brothers arms.Comment
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Interesting point but I’d imagine ordinarily they taper down training in the last week these daysThat's not exactly accurate. Big George Forman has said on many occasions that he came in lighter for the weigh in then ate two giant steaks, potatoes and bread to put back on weight. I don't know if you've ever trained at a high level, but that in it of it self reduces the water in your body, at a certain point you are losing far more water than you can replenish. So to a certain extent almost every boxer, even Heavyweights re-hydrate after they weigh in. You also have to take in to account the amount of fluids they are going to lose during a 12 round fight.Comment
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