Comments Thread For: Breazeale: Wilder Will Say 'Oh ****' When I Smile at His Power

[Oshio]

It's a two way fight; Wilder by 8 round KO or Breazeale with UD. Difficult for Breazeale to evade Wilder for 12. His movement is terrible

[b Murphington]

Exactly what my post says , Fury would have not got knocked down if he wasn't leaning over. You did see the fight ? Fury wasn't hit with any other clean straight shots right an d it wasn't downward punches to back of Furys head that caused knockdown either , right ? Ha

Just watched the knockdown in the 12th. Clean punch, nothing dirty. Give credit when credit is due dude. You don’t have to like Wilder, most people don’t and I fully understand why, but just give credit when credit is due. That’s all I ask.

Wilder got his ears boxed off for almost all of the fight we can agree on that, but just acknowledge the knockdowns for what they were.

If Fury was leaning over, give credit to Wilder for capitalizing on Fury’s mistake. That’s on Fury for leaving himself vulnerable and kudos to Wilder for taking action on Fury’s mistake.

[Toffee]

He couldn't knock out a big 250 pound guy. And the last shot was a free hit.

Who has Wilder knocked out at this size and level? He'll have his doubts. And the fact he's bulked up over 10 pounds should just confirm that.

What Breazeale is saying is the key thing for me. He's going to get hit - he's an easy target. But if he can take Wilder's punches then Wilder won't have anywhere else to go.

[Toffee]

Just watched the knockdown in the 12th. Clean punch, nothing dirty. Give credit when credit is due dude. You don’t have to like Wilder, most people don’t and I fully understand why, but just give credit when credit is due. That’s all I ask.

Wilder got his ears boxed off for almost all of the fight we can agree on that, but just acknowledge the knockdowns for what they were.

If Fury was leaning over, give credit to Wilder for capitalizing on Fury’s mistake. That’s on Fury for leaving himself vulnerable and kudos to Wilder for taking action on Fury’s mistake.

But you can see that both KDs were due to Fury being off balance? The first was 100% the case - Fury was knocked down but fine. The second was a good right hand as Fury got caught close and ducked down.

Neither were due to a big shot. Neither were an example of this life changing power he claims to have.

The second knockdown gave him a clean shot with his left while Fury was already going down. And Fury still got up. The power might be real, but it's not proven against the bigger guys in the division yet.

[Zelda]

Breazeale has a fair chance to win this fight. His chances are lower but still fair. He has a good chin and can also punch. Combined with the fact Wilder is weak tactically and has been wobbled a few times, it is quite possible for Breazeale to get him in the earlier rounds particularly if Wilder comes in a wild, swinging mode in the earlier round.

It will be possible for Wilder to swing, miss, and get caught in a counter punch. If he wobbles, Breazeale is a good finisher. Breazeale winning will be a small upset in boxing, not a big one.

[b Murphington]

But you can see that both KDs were due to Fury being off balance? The first was 100% the case - Fury was knocked down but fine. The second was a good right hand as Fury got caught close and ducked down.

Neither were due to a big shot. Neither were an example of this life changing power he claims to have.

The second knockdown gave him a clean shot with his left while Fury was already going down. And Fury still got up. The power might be real, but it's not proven against the bigger guys in the division yet.

All true, but I don’t think 9/10 heavyweights would’ve gotten up after the KD in the 12th. Fury himself said he doesn’t know how he got up. He said it was the by the power of God that he got up. That means Fury believes he needed fu#king help from a higher power to get up. That’s a powerful knockdown. Everyone thought Fury was knocked out.

It’s just the way people look when they go down from a Wilder punch it looks different.

I think he proved his power against Fury and Ortiz. He just has to be careful because his entire career has been nothing but power. He can’t rely just on power alone at this level. I think the top guys can take the power better, but it’s still real power. I would say the most powerful in the division right now.

Ajagba looks promising, but we’ll see where his is in a couple of years.

[landotter]

Double illegal punch KO

A double groin punch delivered at the exact same time!! BRILLIANT!!

Neither fighter can continue and the belt is awarded to the beer-nuts-popcorn guy selling his goodies in "D" section!!!

Nice call, GlassJoey.

[Boxingfanatic75]

His power is completely overrated.

Anybody can knock out 40 bums if they choose the opponent wisely.

If you're fighting world class opposition consistently then you will find opponents able to take the shots better.

Deyonce fans are acting like he is a killer just because he put Fury down.

Well so did Cunningham, is he a killer too?

Over rated? Ok champ....I don’t know why some continue coming in here time and again only to eat crow off their comments. He is and has been the hardest hitting HW in the division and I think tonight his perfectly straight thrown 1-2 lights out proved it

[Vlad_]

Smart talk by Breazeale, Wilder swinging from the hills in the first rounds is exactly what he needs.

Yes indeed...

[jmrf4435]

But you can see that both KDs were due to Fury being off balance? The first was 100% the case - Fury was knocked down but fine. The second was a good right hand as Fury got caught close and ducked down.

Neither were due to a big shot. Neither were an example of this life changing power he claims to have.

The second knockdown gave him a clean shot with his left while Fury was already going down. And Fury still got up. The power might be real, but it's not proven against the bigger guys in the division yet.

righghghght!!