Comments Thread For: Deontay Wilder Knocks Luis Ortiz Out in Seventh

[james240]

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This is the best gif of the KO I've seen. Look at Ortiz's eyes on the floor, he was gone.

I have never seen Sweat react like that.

[Gamboal00]

I have never seen Sweat react like that.

The sweat shot off his head so fast it evaporated in flight.

[Inspired]

What in the holy hell are you talking about? Xenophobic? Racist? What!? You know in my life on this earth I’ve found that those that point to racism where none truly exists are they themselves what they project. Nothing whatsoever did I comment on have absolutely anything to do with race or superiority; none, nada, zilch. But if you wish to also wrap yourself into grand conspiracies as well then that is your prerogative I guess. Just don’t get angry if anyone asks about your meds.

Sheesh

let's not dance around the topic..
there's been this whole
wilder/pbc/ldbc vs aj/eddie hearn/matchroom brits thing built up...by the black racist/xenophobes in the US and most prob because of al haymon himself.

if you're not part of that then I take back what ive said, but it's what usually comes up when i do criticise wilder.

i'll give you an example of how this type of mentality from that group manifests itself

a while back, Eddie Hearn became the promoter of Daniel Jacobs. He did an interview talking about how most americans dont know about Daniel jacob's backstory (the cancer, being told he'll never walk again). He said that the only thing to do is to talk and tell people about it.
He then gave Wilder as an example, eg that people don't know who he is (the implication being that the only way they will is if people TALK more about him). The interviewer (ifl's kugan) challenged eddie's view that 'not that many people know who he is in america', Eddie proved it by asking random people in new york (in the same video) if they've heard of Wilder.

Instead of this going out as a positive point by Eddie, it was instead perceived as 'omg the white devil is hating on wilder' and so that became the defacto narrative around wilder.
this rivalry you're imagining has been conjured up by these people.

What i learnt from that and after that was that there's an al haymon and shelly finkle agenda that's obsessed with owning eddie hearn's US venture and 'controlling boxing'. Eg when finkle said 'went wilder knocks out aj and ends matchroom boxing EMPIRE'. he just revealed his deepest darkest desire..prob burnt effigies of eddie hearn at home.
these are the people wilder has around him. not looking out for wilder directly, but obsessed with eddie and thus aj.

wilder himself would be far better off without those type of people.
you think im crying because wilder won? he was supposed to win..i just expected a less obvious fix than the one i saw.
this whole al haymon thing is a joke too
like ruiz 'al haymon is the reason why im where im at now because he gave me the chance vs dimitrenko and everything happened after that'
wow..these guys are controlled on another level.
he got the aj fight after begging eddie hearn on insta, who responded..whilst al haymon won't even talk to eddie hearn.

[Gamboal00]

let's not dance around the topic..
there's been this whole
wilder/pbc/ldbc vs aj/eddie hearn/matchroom brits thing built up...by the black racist/xenophobes in the US and most prob because of al haymon himself.

if you're not part of that then I take back what ive said, but it's what usually comes up when i do criticise wilder.

i'll give you an example of how this type of mentality from that group manifests itself

a while back, Eddie Hearn became the promoter of Daniel Jacobs. He did an interview talking about how most americans dont know about Daniel jacob's backstory (the cancer, being told he'll never walk again). He said that the only thing to do is to talk and tell people about it.
He then gave Wilder as an example, eg that people don't know who he is (the implication being that the only way they will is if people TALK more about him). The interviewer (ifl's kugan) challenged eddie's view that 'not that many people know who he is in america', Eddie proved it by asking random people in new york (in the same video) if they've heard of Wilder.

Instead of this going out as a positive point by Eddie, it was instead perceived as 'omg the white devil is hating on wilder' and so that became the defacto narrative around wilder.
this rivalry you're imagining has been conjured up by these people.

What i learnt from that and after that was that there's an al haymon and shelly finkle agenda that's obsessed with owning eddie hearn's US venture and 'controlling boxing'. Eg when finkle said 'went wilder knocks out aj and ends matchroom boxing EMPIRE'. he just revealed his deepest darkest desire..prob burnt effigies of eddie hearn at home.
these are the people wilder has around him. not looking out for wilder directly, but obsessed with eddie and thus aj.

wilder himself would be far better off without those type of people.
you think im crying because wilder won? he was supposed to win..i just expected a less obvious fix than the one i saw.
this whole al haymon thing is a joke too
like ruiz 'al haymon is the reason why im where im at now because he gave me the chance vs dimitrenko and everything happened after that'
wow..these guys are controlled on another level.
he got the aj fight after begging eddie hearn on insta, who responded..whilst al haymon won't even talk to eddie hearn.

Listen I'm white but I'm not sure what this rattling off with you is about.

When it comes to Wilder and Fury, it's clear to me that the reason fury has such a large fanbase is because he's white and because of the type of white he is, and the shaved head, he attracts a large contingent of racists.

Do I think Fury is racist? No, definitely not seeing as his dad named him after a black boxer. But are his fans racist? Yes quite a lot of them. I got a white casual boxing friend. He used to say he 'hates the ***** ****' but as soon as Fury went head to head with Wilder, this guy suddenly started rooting for Fury and got butt hurt when he didn't win the fight. I was like, wtf, you hate the guy, and for legitimate reasons - fury is a drugs cheat, serial liar and conman who has the most boring style imaginable, which makes his 'popularity' with the boxing media baffling.

[Inspired]

Listen I'm white but I'm not sure what this rattling off with you is about.

When it comes to Wilder and Fury, it's clear to me that the reason fury has such a large fanbase is because he's white and because of the type of white he is, and the shaved head, he attracts a large contingent of racists.

Do I think Fury is racist? No, definitely not seeing as his dad named him after a black boxer. But are his fans racist? Yes quite a lot of them. I got a white casual boxing friend. He used to say he 'hates the ***** ****' but as soon as Fury went head to head with Wilder, this guy suddenly started rooting for Fury and got butt hurt when he didn't win the fight. I was like, wtf, you hate the guy, and for legitimate reasons - fury is a drugs cheat, serial liar and conman who has the most boring style imaginable, which makes his 'popularity' with the boxing media baffling.

Remember Wilder said about Eddie Hearn "He's just another WHITE man milking a BLACK MAN"
Why would Wilder say such a thing? why is it before the Fury fight he needed to bring up race again?
it isnt because he's racist, it's because he knows he has to play upto his fans who only support him when their xenophobic and racist views are provoked.

On a larger scale, no one can pretend the whole pbc project wasn't championed as a win for the black man (al haymon) over the mexican (oscar) and the *** (bob arum).
these boxing fans's iden****** have become intertwined with boxers and promotions..they take criticism personally and act like it's personal for everyone else....because that's what they've been fed.

i criticised wilder's fight, said it was a fix...
that's all. one guy was acting like im crying about it..that it's personal to me. i assumed he's another ldbc type.
who expected ortiz to win? when wilder is protected by pbc and ortiz is also an al haymon puppet, wilder was always going to win.
its just, to me, they made it so damn obvious. wilder was holding back. it wasnt a case of 'waiting to land' it was more like 'i must not even try to land...i cannot hurt him, this is not real, ill land on him in the 7th and he'll go down'.

that's my take on the fight...another fix.

[Boxingfanatic75]

let's not dance around the topic..
there's been this whole
wilder/pbc/ldbc vs aj/eddie hearn/matchroom brits thing built up...by the black racist/xenophobes in the US and most prob because of al haymon himself.

if you're not part of that then I take back what ive said, but it's what usually comes up when i do criticise wilder.

i'll give you an example of how this type of mentality from that group manifests itself

a while back, Eddie Hearn became the promoter of Daniel Jacobs. He did an interview talking about how most americans dont know about Daniel jacob's backstory (the cancer, being told he'll never walk again). He said that the only thing to do is to talk and tell people about it.
He then gave Wilder as an example, eg that people don't know who he is (the implication being that the only way they will is if people TALK more about him). The interviewer (ifl's kugan) challenged eddie's view that 'not that many people know who he is in america', Eddie proved it by asking random people in new york (in the same video) if they've heard of Wilder.

Instead of this going out as a positive point by Eddie, it was instead perceived as 'omg the white devil is hating on wilder' and so that became the defacto narrative around wilder.
this rivalry you're imagining has been conjured up by these people.

What i learnt from that and after that was that there's an al haymon and shelly finkle agenda that's obsessed with owning eddie hearn's US venture and 'controlling boxing'. Eg when finkle said 'went wilder knocks out aj and ends matchroom boxing EMPIRE'. he just revealed his deepest darkest desire..prob burnt effigies of eddie hearn at home.
these are the people wilder has around him. not looking out for wilder directly, but obsessed with eddie and thus aj.

wilder himself would be far better off without those type of people.
you think im crying because wilder won? he was supposed to win..i just expected a less obvious fix than the one i saw.
this whole al haymon thing is a joke too
like ruiz 'al haymon is the reason why im where im at now because he gave me the chance vs dimitrenko and everything happened after that'
wow..these guys are controlled on another level.
he got the aj fight after begging eddie hearn on insta, who responded..whilst al haymon won't even talk to eddie hearn.

I know only one color my friend and that is United States Marine Corps green. One color and that is it.

[Squ□redCircle34]

Wilder has to win knockout of the year, he has two sensational knockouts over 2 tough men who outweighed by by double digits, only threat would be Canelo knockout Kovalev which would probably win cuz Kov couldn’t even get up and is more quality than both Ortiz/Breazeale

Wilder is must see tv whether you dislike him or not, he’s one of the few in boxing that is an exception to boxing rules with that Infinity Gauntlet!

[Don Pichardo]

A 40 something year old guy who has never had a great win himself.

If you think that makes you the King then your standards are very low.

well there are reasons why other don't want to fight him. and its not cause hes boing. or 40...

[garfios]

Punch stats were damn near 50/50 but there still clowns on here saying he lost every round except the 7th...???....foh

And Santa is real. The stats always favor the house fighter.

[Rip Chudd]

Punch stats were damn near 50/50 but there still clowns on here saying he lost every round except the 7th...???....foh

Probably because they actually watched the fight and saw him lose those rounds as opposed to judging a fight based off inaccurate punch stats.