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of all the people in this world - fighters, fans etc. - Wilder is the sanest.
shows you how boxing is completely clueless nowadaysComment
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Haha Wilder wants to fight Joshua now... Wilder ducked 100 million to fight Joshua! FACTS
And at the casuals hyping up Wilder's resume lol his first 12 round fight was 27 fights in, hes beat absolutely no one in over 40 fights but a 40 year old Cuban whos also done nothing at all.. Worst padded record in heavyweight history!Comment
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Because of petty nationalism mixed with their minds being totally and completely Owens’s by Eddie Hearn....who is single handedly making British sport fans look like a horde of Brexit beating nationalist beer drinking noncesComment
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If AJ loses to Ruiz again - his legacy will be among the Pinklon Thomas/Trevor Berbick/Greg Page “titleholders”. Maybe closer to Bruce SeldonComment
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Wilder is so positive... He's two fights away to becoming the face of boxing legacy, Fury and Joshua. If he wins these two fights he will be setting a legacy in the sportComment
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"Sometimes standing on top could be easy. You can maneuver your way around, stand on top. Guys do it. Sometimes guys fight just once a year. For me, it’s not so much about my undefeated record. I love it, but I don’t praise it. I give people the facts: 41-0, 40 knockouts. And I’ve defended [the WBC title] nine times. I’m in with the greats now. You know what I mean? I’m up there with the greats."
The ironies oh my god. Explains his own career as if talking about someone else then goes on to say I don't praise it but I'm with the greats? Okay dude. You're a good 1-2 puncher but damn if you aren't one of the most delusional ever.
And btw I'm Canadian and not an AJ fan just for the record.Comment
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Your making the shytte up
Please include who AJ has fought in his previous fights and their records when making comparisons. Also note how AJ suffered the same comments re Povetkin being two old and past it, Klitschko the same too old and already beaten by Fury. Martin was young big and unbeaten as was Breazeale, but after AJ everyone commented how bad they were, true neither can box that well but AJ was the one who stepped forward and proved it.
Wilder has had two top fights against top guys he was in trouble with Ortiz and was outboxed by Fury getting a draw with his knockouts: So you can understand why it is always a risk to fight top heavyweights. Look who Fury just fought and is fighting next, no risks there. Wilder will be judged on who he fought from the top heavy weights of his time. The first part of his career was his 32 fight learning curve before he fought Stiverne and as above only in his last two fights has he finally stepped up. Look what AJ achieved in his few fights and who he fought, that is what fans respect. Wilder has gained more respect fighting Ortiz and Fury than his other 40 fights. If only his team believed in him like you do then Wilder would have been the one to knock out Martin (a US HW World Champion) and knocked out Breazeale a big US unbeaten HW. Maybe even had the guts to fight WK. Wilder had more fights and has been in the game longer yet has achieved so little or a man so big, with a big punch. Only now is he starting to gain respect......come on WilderComment
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A 1-2 puncher. You would think AJ would have jumped at the chance to be undisputed and take Deontay's WBC strap. Yet he didn't find his courage. Now that option isn't even gonna be there after tubby puts those combos on him again. Oh well its probably better than getting put to sleep by Wilder. I guess that's why they kept pushing that fight off. They knew they weren't ready. They just didn't plan on losing along the way in embarrasing fashion!Comment
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Nothing Wilder ever says will ever be appreciated by Joshua's fans.
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