Comments Thread For: Deontay Wilder Demolishes Breazeale in One Round

[NYG]

The brother stood up before count 6/7. He should been giving the fury kind of treatment to know if he can continue.
He didn't wobble getting up.
Go check the replay.

Riiiight. The fight was over. Do you really want to see a guy die in the ring? Come on kid, use your brain for once

[Bmore18]

Joshua
Fury
Wilder
Whyte
Parker
Usyk
Joe Joyce
Daniel Dubois

I think these guys beat Ortiz

So maybe around 9th

Disagree with Joyce (too slow) & Dubois. Whyte would be a good fight, and cant put Usyk up there yet until he has his first HW fight(although yea he will be up there). But you have Ortiz 9th, cool. Will AJ or Fury fight anyone higher than him in their next fight? Thats my point since I think Whyte will duck AJ again and who the hell knows with Fury. Good banter tonight. Green K

[NachoMan]

Breazeale was up before the 10 count and he never wobbled after he stood up. Go watch it again.

What?!? He was not vertical at 10 and once he was up he fell back into ropes with the ref holding him up. Geez, you have the hate blinders on tight. There is nothing to say about this fight except that Wilder lived up to his rep and blasted this dude out far more impressively than AJ. That's it.

[REDEEMER]

Breazeale would win none his defense is blocking punches with his face and showing how tough he is wilder hits way to hard

I think your severely underrated Wilder ability. He just beat a real.top guy.

[Bmore18]

Wilder is giving Joshua a lot of props in this press conference. I wouldn't be surprised if they have something worked out if Joshua beats Ruiz.

Pre-fight Wilder and post-fight Wilder are totally different personalities

[MastaBlasta]

It’s no secret that Foot Ball players can’t box so let’s no get excited here

Some of them would surprise you. Basketball players too.

[MulaKO]

If the ref allowed Dom to finish, it would have been worse than Kownacki vs Washington.

Dom was likely falling through the ropes without the ref.

Yup , your absolutely right
That was as vicious knockout as their can be
Good to hear from you brother , hope all is good down their in that wind tunnel lol

[BOXING-SCRIBE]

Say what you want about Wilder. But he’s at least knocked down every one of his opponents. Every single one. The dude has broken that hand on skulls. Surgically repaired. Probably never fights at 100%. I love Joshua and think he would be great as the face of boxing, period. With that said, Wilder isn’t ducking anyone. This man is possessed with a demon right hand and I believe in his belief in it. I believe he thinks he can beat anyone and I believe he’s tried to make the Joshua fight. Dude is a freak and has godly power. If the fight doesn’t happen by the end of 2020 it’s both fighters fault.

You cant say that you believe Wilder is trying to make that fight and then blame both for it not happening. Hearn needs to 60-40 splits with a rematch clause stating that the victor takes the 60 percent purse in both fights and contractually obligate them to fight once on Showtime(showtime first, because DAZN cant hold a candle to its budget) and then the rematch on DAZN.

but if it does not happen it is 100 percent AJ fault

[D4thincarnation]

Breazeale been mando since fighting Molina before Whyte became #1 contender.... reason why he moved up in wbc rankings ahead of Breazeale was because he was active and Breazeale wasn’t, when wbc told Whyte to fight Ortiz next he said no he rather take a money fight and fought Chisora 2.... wbc said Whyte/fury next is to establish next mandatory as they are highest ranked fighters just because you are #1 ranked contender wbc does final eliminators now if wilder wants to fight Whyte next as a voluntary he can do that

So Breazele beats Molina and becomes mandatory and that makes sense to you?

And not only that he can keep that mandatory status for 2 years fighting nobodies and cash it in at anytime.

It's almost like they are trying to protect Wilder and giving him easier options.

[Boxing_1013]

Good highlight KO from Wilder. His right hand is awesome and I think he is improving/has improved as a boxer and isn't as bad as people make him out to be there.

That being said, Breazeale was always tailor made for Wilder. Big, slow, not a big puncher...basically just a big tough guy. But toughness won't help if you are so slow and limited boxing-wise that you allow Wilder to set his feet and tee off on you. It will be over and over early as we saw tonight.

Fury and Ortiz had some success against Wilder because they can actually box and move well, and wouldn't let Wilder just set his feet and tee off without repercussion.

I don't know of all the guys at HW but Usyk, Ortiz, Fury, and Joshua would all be intriguing matchups for Wilder. I don't know if any of the other guys can do enough to keep Wilder honest and off-balance. Maybe there are a couple others out there.

If you let him set his feet and swing it's over. Those few guys I mentioned won't let that happen that easily.

I would like to see Ortiz-Wilder 2 to see if either guy has improved/learned anything from that fight. I thought Ortiz outboxed Wilder better than Fury did, he just got caught worse and more often as well.

Just make sure whoever is put in with Wilder next is not extremely slow and can box, it's not a fair fight otherwise. Not hatin' just wanna see some fights where both guys have a chance.