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I dont like watching KO's like that glad Breazeale is okay but i had flashbacks to Gamache when that right hand landed.
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Depends how much harder does Wilder hit than Klitschko?Originally posted by ralex View PostComment
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Wilder’s power is hard to understand, the KO punch on Breazeale didn’t seem to have huge meat on it (though it was fast), but he just lays guys out. I think someone needs to check his gloves for a stun gun!
Breazeale always looked nervous for me in the build, so this sort of result was always on the cards.
It’s hard for me to see Joshua making through 12 with Wilder. The only way seems to be to avoid / take away the right hand completely, and I don’t think Joshua has the skills or movement to do that.Comment
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Youre beginning to morph into an AJ fangirl again. 12, 15mil flat fees are insulting to the champ. The WORLD of boxing knows that if team-hearn dragged it further (for another three) that it wouldve been more obvious that greed and fear took over their foundation. The same for 20%. Theyre not THAT ******. Greedy maybe, but not that ******...Originally posted by Laligalaliga View Post
Fair % deals are as OLD as boxing, team-hearn tried to push their conceited greedy flat fee weight around, then recently came up with another bait/hook 40mil flat fee as if Wilder can't make MUCH MORE than that when he eventually removes the panel off his robot. Barry Hearn made it crystal clear to Joshua, with some great advice to "DUCK" Wilder (proof on youtube), so at least Barry knows "about ducking," so its not far fetched that Joshua kept that GOOD advice a wee bit longer than expected. The good thing is, is that Poshua has built up some courage, so you (lala) can at least be grateful that the Wizard of Oz has given him some recycled "heart" to work with.......Cheerio my deluded friend, I must rest now!Comment
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Wilder should rematch with Fury and then go for a fight with Joshua...Comment
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They say, it ain't bragging if you can back it up. And boy, did he just do that or what?
A lot of people, myself included, gave Breazeale a fair chance. He is a top-ranked contender, is coming off two good wins, has improved as a boxer since fighting AJ, has the title-shot level experience, has a good chin, did look sharp in training, and looked to be in the best shape of his life.
But, damn...that was a Nuke he just got there. Wilder is right, and humble for a change, when asked if his fight can be compared to that of AJ. Yes, styles make fights.
Who else thought Dominic entered this fight with fear and was a little surprised when Wilder offered to touch gloves at the beginning?Comment
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that KO was a thing of beauty
Had to re-watch it about 10x , Breazeale talking all that smack only to get took out in the first and become highlight reel material isn’t the best look for him.
But Credit to Breazeale for even attempting to get up off that shot , but you could tell from the start every time Wikder hit Breazeale it shook him to His CoreComment
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I know all the fanboys gonna hate this, but Wilder actually looked to have taken a technical step backwards in this fight. He was tightroping, throwing air shots and weird stuff from the first seconds. His reliance on power over everything is not good for his career development. Now I know the dumb asses that don’t know about boxing gonna go off, but it’s a fact, boxing will always win and a boxer will eventually beat him.
Credit to him for the win, Breazeale tailor made for him with that zero movement and slow slow hands, but it’s at least a credible name to add to the record.Comment
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Breazeale overhyped PBC bum that was never good step up your competition WilderComment
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