Comments Thread For: Wilder: Ortiz Fight Was FOTY Candidate - Rematch Will Be No Less

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  • Articulateboxin
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    #11
    Originally posted by 1hourRun
    You can only hope the Gypsy-Bum makes it to the WWE HOF as a professional wrestler. Right now as it stands Tyson is already shot, and has a atrocious boxing resume; its highly doubtful that this bum ever gets nominated.
    I'm just wondering what your logic is here. If Tyson has an atrocious boxing resume with his best win coming from a 12 year undefeated HW lineal/ring champion and Wilders most notable was Ortiz, why is Wilder a first ballet and Fury will be doubtful to even receive a nomination? It's perhaps also worth noting that when the 2 guys fought, fury won more rounds than wilder did.

    I ask this purely out of curiosity, i'm not a huge fan of either.

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    • Monzon99
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      #12
      Wilder has just revealed to the public the latest script for his next fixed fight.

      Is there anybody out there dumb enough to think Al Haymon would let a 60 year old Cuban win the WBC title?

      Wilder is one ****** scripted idiot fool. He has never spoken one halfway remotely interesting sentence in his life, just all scripted cliche BS. Wilder is a total fixed protected fraud, controlled by the greed of Haymon, Sulaiman and Espinoza. Wilder is there puppet to mega millions and he's just playing a role. That's why he ducked $120m to fight Joshua, because he and his handlers know he's a fraud with zero chance to beat AJ, Usyk, Whyte, Fury (in a real fight not a rigged fight to up each's value).

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      • 1hourRun
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        #13
        Originally posted by Articulateboxin
        I'm just wondering what your logic is here. If Tyson has an atrocious boxing resume with his best win coming from a 12 year undefeated HW lineal/ring champion and Wilders most notable was Ortiz, why is Wilder a first ballet and Fury will be doubtful to even receive a nomination? It's perhaps also worth noting that when the 2 guys fought, fury won more rounds than wilder did.

        I ask this purely out of curiosity, i'm not a huge fan of either.






        This is the Gypsy-Bum's greatest win: note Klistchko was a razor thin decision and BORING. One of the worst HW title matches EVER.

        Its important to note that, Tyson Fury should of never even got a shot at the geezer Wladimir, considering he was caught for steroids in his WBA eliminator against Christian Hammer, but dirty politics have favored this bum.

        Deontay Wilder does not depend on ONE pitiful victory over a beaten washed champion like Tyson Fury .Wilder has aleady joined a elite group in the history of the HW division by making nine straight title defenses, such as : Joe Frazier, Mike Tyson, Vitali Klitschko, Lennox Lewis, and the GOAT Muhammad Ali.

        With this upcoming defense of the WBC HW crown against another top ten Luis Ortiz, the 'Bronze-Bomber' will surpass the aforementioned and Wilder will enter the conversation with the likes of Joe Luis, Larry Holmes.

        If that dont make you HOF, I don't know what will.

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        • JakeTheBoxer
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          #14
          Wladimir Klitschko - Fury was one of the best hw fights ever. Amazing chess boxing.

          Wladimir is pure elite, he made 18 title defenses, if I am not mistaken.

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          • OldTerry
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            #15
            Originally posted by Articulateboxin
            I'm just wondering what your logic is here. If Tyson has an atrocious boxing resume with his best win coming from a 12 year undefeated HW lineal/ring champion and Wilders most notable was Ortiz, why is Wilder a first ballet and Fury will be doubtful to even receive a nomination? It's perhaps also worth noting that when the 2 guys fought, fury won more rounds than wilder did.

            I ask this purely out of curiosity, i'm not a huge fan of either.
            History seems to often look back more favorably on fighters than say we do current fighters. What Wilder's record shows is a lot of fights with all but two ending in his opponent being knocked out. That is impressive and that is what will be remembered.
            Last edited by OldTerry; 10-21-2019, 11:18 AM.

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            • uppercut510
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              #16
              some pretty salty boxing fans in this thread, it was a great fight no matter what you cry about.

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              • Bronx2245
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                #17
                Originally posted by 1hourRun


                The 'Bronze-Bomber' is on a premium network in the UK?! But the Gypsy-Bum Tyson Fury is on a streaming app in America?!
                Tyson Fury is now "Nacho Libre!"

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                • ChadVegas
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                  #18
                  Then why hasnt the great Eddie matched King Kong vs any top 10 matchroom monkey

                  Ummmm Chisora gets plenty work....ohhhh forgot
                  He has 9 losses

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                  • 1hourRun
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by Bronx2245
                    Tyson Fury is now "Nacho Libre!"


                    You just gave me a revelation! Tyson made plans to duck Deontay Wilder by joining the WWE, before Otto Wallin busted him up. Here is the proof.

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                    • JakeTheBoxer
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by ChadVegas
                      Then why hasnt the great Eddie matched King Kong vs any top 10 matchroom monkey

                      Ummmm Chisora gets plenty work....ohhhh forgot
                      He has 9 losses
                      Chisora beats everybody on Ortiz`s record, including Wilder.

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