Google search "Wilder makes excuses" then filter to last 24 hours. HI-LARIOUS.

[Combat Talk Radio]

It's like he practiced what to say to interviewers - the same parrot line. Like someone fed him lines.

[kingstip9]

It's like he practiced what to say to interviewers - the same parrot line. Like someone fed him lines.

Says he “sparred with jabs”
Sure as hell didn’t look like it, the only punch I saw was a loaded up right hand that was continually slipped.

He fought like a noob on fight night just loading up the same power punch every time

[Combat Talk Radio]

Says he “sparred with jabs”
Sure as hell didn’t look like it, the only punch I saw was a loaded up right hand that was continually slipped.

He fought like a noob on fight night just loading up the same power punch every time

Because, 4 HUNNIT YEARS taught him to just go for knockouts.

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It's like he practiced what to say to interviewers - the same parrot line. Like someone fed him lines.

Yeah, but the source came from that quick interview he did with Ellie Suck**** on YouTube the other day.

That's all these news websites do, they'll see a video on YouTube, create an "article" about it, then the rest of them will follow each others lead.

Boxingscene does that all the time, a boxer will sit down for an interview with someone, then boxingscene will break that down into talking points and produce an article/thread for each one.

There's no money in news, these websites are all about attracting hits/traffic, because that's how they get paid, via the advertising. Hence all the clickbait and rubbish content, they just want you to click that link.

[BodiesInFlight]

Yeah, but the source came from that quick interview he did with Ellie Suck**** on YouTube the other day.

That's all these news websites do, they'll see a video on YouTube, create an "article" about it, then the rest of them will follow each others lead.

Boxingscene does that all the time, a boxer will sit down for an interview with someone, then boxingscene will break that down into talking points and produce an article/thread for each one.

There's no money in news, these websites are all about attracting hits/traffic, because that's how they get paid, via the advertising. Hence all the clickbait and rubbish content, they just want you to click that link.

Yeah I learnt that from all the Khan articles they published.

He would do an interview and they'd chop it up in to 8 articles spread throughout the week.

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Yeah I learnt that from all the Khan articles they published.

He would do an interview and they'd chop it up in to 8 articles spread throughout the week.

Yup, and people then say stuff like "Khan just talks ****, he can't keep so and so out of his mouth, he's talking about it every day"

He's not, it's all come from the same interview. Very sneaky.

[BodiesInFlight]

Yup, and people then say stuff like "Khan just talks ****, he can't keep so and so out of his mouth, he's talking about it every day"

He's not, it's all come from the same interview. Very sneaky.

Yeah, i was one of those people Then i realised what was going on.

Sneaky indeed.

[Combat Talk Radio]

Yeah, but the source came from that quick interview he did with Ellie Suck**** on YouTube the other day.

That's all these news websites do, they'll see a video on YouTube, create an "article" about it, then the rest of them will follow each others lead.

No, look again. They're different quotes.

"You know, I don't make excuses. People don't know these things"

"When the rematch happens, there's no excuses."

"We wanted to keep that sowed up, we don't make excuses."

"But, like again, I don't make excuses. It was a great fight. "

[chrisJS]

Wilder and his fanboys have been humbled.

[Combat Talk Radio]

Wilder and his fanboys have been humbled.

I don't think so, I see at least two threads a day talking about a long count from the ref. Even when the ref explains about giving Fury a chance to recover, people don't accept it. They ignore Fury's 11 round ring generalship and just point at punches despite landing 2-pieces on Wilder's chin all night long.

They won't let go. It's almost as bad as the Pacquiao fights he clearly lost.