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  • #71
    I'm genuienly surprised to see so many actually picking Breazeale to beat Wilder.

    I've said myself that I don't think Wilder will have an easy night with Breazeale, he may even look bad at points in the fight, but come on... Breazeale is not world champion material. He's tough, yeah, and he's strong and big, but his footwork is non-existent and his hand speed is glacial. I can see him landing a few shots here and there but winning? No way. Say what you like about Wilder's skills but he got the job done against Ortiz. Ortiz is a significantly tougher challenge than Breazeale, if you ask me. Breazeale won't be allowed to lean on Wilder and so his weight advantage will be neutralised.

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    • #72
      Originally posted by juggernaut666 View Post
      I have a break down of this fight i'll bump when its officially announced . I got Wilder in a very even fight. Breazeale could do it and i'll probably give him even more of a chance since they were first supposed to fight.
      Look forward to it .

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      • #73
        Of course Brezeale is the one you want. You weren't exactly going to fight Whyte were you, you bi5ch. Whyte ends you with a brutal knock out.

        Enjoy the last days of the most pathetic title "Reign" while you can. Soon, this disgraceful freak show will be ended. You'll be sent bye bye.

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        • #74
          Originally posted by Redgloveman View Post
          I'm genuienly surprised to see so many actually picking Breazeale to beat Wilder.

          I've said myself that I don't think Wilder will have an easy night with Breazeale, he may even look bad at points in the fight, but come on... Breazeale is not world champion material. He's tough, yeah, and he's strong and big, but his footwork is non-existent and his hand speed is glacial. I can see him landing a few shots here and there but winning? No way. Say what you like about Wilder's skills but he got the job done against Ortiz. Ortiz is a significantly tougher challenge than Breazeale, if you ask me. Breazeale won't be allowed to lean on Wilder and so his weight advantage will be neutralised.
          I didn't see anyone picking Breazeale outside 2 people. Im not shocked at all that you guys think its an easy fight either. I give Breazeale about a 38.5 % chance ( not 40 ) to off seat wilder . Breazeale doesn't lean on anyone unless he is in survival mode ,maybe he does maybe he doesn't ? I don't think it really matters these two are not clinchers. What seperates them mostly is one reacts well to shots the other doesn't.,we know who that is. Power is not really that much of a difference despite what people wish to believe either. Again this really doesn't matter far less punchers then Breazeale have hurt wilder. Only power punchers have hurt Breazeale and thrown in volume. Wilders not a volume puncher.

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          • #75
            Thanks to chicken**** Fury, we have to see this crap fight because it is a mandatory. Breazeale couldn't even out-box the small old Mansour, so he is going to KO Wilder according to some knuckle heads. lmao Breazeale will probably try to sue Wilder when its over for assault after he gets brutally KO'd.

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            • #76
              I actually like this fight. Especially given the limited options after Fury fight fell apart. It could of been a lot worse

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              • #77
                Originally posted by Redgloveman View Post
                It's worse. But we know if wasn't what Wilder wanted to happen, so it's fair enough. Sulleiman will uphold this as the mandatory even though the WBC ordered Whyte v Breazeale so it will also serve that purpose.

                I would much rather see Wilder fight Whyte than Breazeale because Breazeale really isn't much of a threat, but it is what it is.
                I don't know, man. Breazeale and Miller are both fat and sloppy but Miller is fatter and sloppier. Joshua-Miller is worse.

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                • #78
                  Originally posted by Jax teller View Post
                  Didn't say it was Wilders fault, the other guy was saying it's a better fight than AJ v Miller.
                  I said "not much better" by which I meant these are not the fights the fans want to see, yes Joshua - Miller included.

                  Miller is a 6-1 outsider vs Joshua. Eddie Hearn is talking it up, but I think Miller is slow and easy to hit - even Wach tagged him. Miller has never been in a ring with anyone near to the speed and power of Anthony Joshua. Miller's last 4 fights: Wach, Duphaus, Adamek, Dinu.

                  Can't find any odds yet, but I imagine Breazeale will also be 5-1 or longer against Wilder when the book makers do publish. Another non-competitive fight. I will change my mind if it's less than 3-1. I know some knowledgable forum posters are giving Breazeale a chance based on reach and power, but most do not, DB is slow and easy to hit (see his fights against Izu, Mansour and AJ) and that is not a good thing for a fight against Wilder. DB's last four fights: Anhilated by Joshua, Izu, Molina (1 year gap) Negron.

                  And these are the best two fights in the pipeline!! So far 2019 is shaping up as a bad year for H/W fights.

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                  • #79
                    Originally posted by Redgloveman View Post
                    I totally agree with this. But the WBC like Wilder as champion and I think they will do everything they can to allow Breazeale to act as the mandatory. It all depends on the strength of Whyte's argument as to whether they can wriggle out of their earlier statements.

                    They should really be able to, but we've all seen stranger and worse things happen in boxing
                    That's very true. The WBC adores Deontay Wilder. Let Eddie Hearn and Dillian Whyte try to sue all they want to. If Wilder says he wants to fight Dominic Breazeale as his mandatory next then Dominic Breazeale will become his next mandatory defense; Plain and simple.

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                    • #80
                      Originally posted by Redgloveman View Post
                      I'm genuienly surprised to see so many actually picking Breazeale to beat Wilder.
                      You must not know that the Anti-Deontay Wilder hatred is very intense and strong in these neck of the woods; Especially among English boxing fans in general and among Tyson Fury fans in particular.

                      Wilder has found himself in the enviable position of replacing Floyd Mayweather as the most hated fighter on this forum because he is an American fighter and not an Eastern European one.

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