Comments Thread For: Wilder: They've Said That I Only Have Right Hand For 10 Years

[hitking]

"they" at least have been following your career for 10 years, "they" will still be around after you lose unlike your new hotep friends

his new fans really only can look to race as a reason to support him ,,because they know there is nothing about his skill to talk about.!

Just curious. Why is it that boxing fans will embrace crude, low skill level guys like Antonio Margarito or Ricardo Mayorga? Who even without great traditional boxing skills reach the top of the game. But a black fighter like Wilder that does the same is always hounded about his lack of traditional skills.

[LA_2_Vegas]

No reason to act like that's not his thing - he's known for the right hand. He has a jab, decent left hook, we've seen him shorten up some shots and try some uppercuts, but cmon it's the right hand we come to see, right?

It's how patient he can be in trying to find a home for that right hand is what makes him "good" - despite the lack of the rest of comprehensive game - got him this far as he's saying....it's the HWs so sometimes it's like that.

[Nomadic]

Just curious. Why is it that boxing fans will embrace crude, low skill level guys like Antonio Margarito or Ricardo Mayorga? Who even without great traditional boxing skills reach the top of the game. But a black fighter like Wilder that does the same is always hounded about his lack of traditional skills.

You hit the nail on the head with a sledge hammer on this one.

[YOU WILL LOSE]

Just curious. Why is it that boxing fans will embrace crude, low skill level guys like Antonio Margarito or Ricardo Mayorga? Who even without great traditional boxing skills reach the top of the game. But a black fighter like Wilder that does the same is always hounded about his lack of traditional skills.

the better question is why does it take RACE for a lot of black fans to finally show up on teh scene,,
show up on the scene and call of the people who been watching wilder the whole time racist

[Oldskoolg]

Just curious. Why is it that boxing fans will embrace crude, low skill level guys like Antonio Margarito or Ricardo Mayorga? Who even without great traditional boxing skills reach the top of the game. But a black fighter like Wilder that does the same is always hounded about his lack of traditional skills.

Don’t expect any logical answer to that.....nevertheless, EXCELLENT rhetorical question.

[Oldskoolg]

You hit the nail on the head with a sledge hammer on this one.

Indeed he did....I love seeing minds in action that question the age old “system”

[jmrf4435]

even a guy like spillka was completely out boxing you before you "right hand"

Yes, it's you r best weapon

[wileyhemi]

Just curious. Why is it that boxing fans will embrace crude, low skill level guys like Antonio Margarito or Ricardo Mayorga? Who even without great traditional boxing skills reach the top of the game. But a black fighter like Wilder that does the same is always hounded about his lack of traditional skills.

Of course... all that matters is race

[Ake-Dawg]

the better question is why does it take RACE for a lot of black fans to finally show up on teh scene,,
show up on the scene and call of the people who been watching wilder the whole time racist

Race and nationality play heavy in the criticisms that are levied in boxing as well as fandom. When someone brings that up it doesn't mean that all critics or fans are fueled by race or nationality. It shouldn't be ignored though.

[khizon]

I just saw this guy get ko'd by some Russian dude.