Comments Thread For: Ellerbe: Wilder on Track To Take Over The Heavyweight Division!

[texasboi15]

On track to take over the division? He's on his 42nd fight, "on track" should have been at least a dozen fights ago.

BWaHaahaHA!!

[REDEEMER]

Wilder lost to Fury and now has a dangerous Ortiz and if he gets by him Fury again who will win legit this time.

Not sure how hes on track if hes already declined unification fights multiple times and refuses to fight AJ and has guys like Joyce ,Hrgovic and Usyk creeping up behind him who are all dangers as well to him.Hes not going undefeated ,Fury will win next time ,over take the heavyweight division ? That boat sailed between 2015 and 2017 where he needed to have a win over fury or Wlad Klitschko .

[soul_survivor]

How is a guy with one belt and two meaningful fights in a decade plus career going to take over boxing?

[KillaMane26]

I'm not sure how you prepare yourself mentally for a re-match with a guy you know can and has already knocked you out. I appreciate Ortiz is getting a nice pay day for it, but still - respect for anyone having the balls to do it

Easy when you have the confidence of knowing you won virtually every round and hurt Wilder.

But won't matter Wilder should win easier this time. Wilder growing more confident coming off a nasty KO and while Ortiz has his hands tied with the Candyman Reboot

[P4Pdunny]

Wilder will be undisputed soon when he knocks out that bum Anthony Joshua, then takes all the belts from Ruiz, easy work for the GOAT!!!

AJ won't be fighting Wilder anytime soon, even if he beats Ruiz.

[tjones1989]

AJ won't be fighting Wilder anytime soon, even if he beats Ruiz.

Once AJ finally takes out that taco vendor; we will see him fight Wilder and gets absolutely DESTROYED!

[P4Pdunny]

Once AJ finally takes out that taco vendor; we will see him fight Wilder and gets absolutely DESTROYED!

If they were gonna fight it would have happened already. I can see this either happening mad late or not at all.

[YoungManRumble]

Easy when you have the confidence of knowing you won virtually every round and hurt Wilder.

But won't matter Wilder should win easier this time. Wilder growing more confident coming off a nasty KO and while Ortiz has his hands tied with the Candyman Reboot

Apparently he was stung by bees 23 times during the making of the Candyman movies. Also was allegedly paid $1k each time he was stung. Sounds more lucrative than fighting Wilder.

[KillaMane26]

apparently he was stung by bees 23 times during the making of the candyman movies. Also was allegedly paid $1k each time he was stung. Sounds more lucrative than fighting wilder.

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[Curt Henning]

Easy when you have the confidence of knowing you won virtually every round and hurt Wilder.

But won't matter Wilder should win easier this time. Wilder growing more confident coming off a nasty KO and while Ortiz has his hands tied with the Candyman Reboot

it might be that way if you were fighting someone without wilders track record....

but the reality is alot of guys were winning rounds...i mean gerald washington was winning rounds on wilder....but literally every guy ends up tasting canvas at some point....

as also mentioned ortiz went down 3x.....with wilder no matter how much success it appears you are having you are only one mistake, or calculation by wilder, from being on your back or rear end....

fury won alot of rounds, and some say he won, but in the end he was hesitant to rematch where wilder was ready to go immediately....theres something to be said about being in the ring with wilder once....its different.....if it werent fury would have jumped at the chance....instead he and his promoter admitted theyd like to wait....wait for what? because they didnt do anything good/special while they waiting.....