What makes Wilder's right hand so deadly?

[Eddy Current]

Wilder's right hand is insane, regardless of how you rank him overall. What makes it so debilitating? There are heavyweights his height or taller who don't have that power, and there are more muscular heavyweights who don't. Is there an explanation for it besides "he just has it"

[Dariusz]

Yes. Longish bones, speed and torso power. And one more thing -- combination of first left then right that rocks his torso and increases body momentum.

[daggum]

weak opponents

[Larry the boss]

fast twist muscles, leverage and he has good distance and timing

[AKAcronym]

Probably the most important thing that punchers do is punch through their opponent. And for a freak of nature like Wilder, that's a lot of energy going through guys.

[Monzon99]

Haymons hired divers and patsies and check cashers make it look better than it is. If Wilder's right was such a potent weapon he would have used it to take out Povetkin for the $5m, Whyte, Joshua for $120m and he would have hunted down Parker for unification instead of letting Joshua get to him first.

Wilder also would have accepted Wladimir Klitschko's challenge about five years ago instead of claiming to be too green and not ready for Klitschko.

Wilder and his right are very overrated.

[YOU WILL LOSE]

the metal rods and pins he has in his right arm after surgery in 2015-2016, !!!

[BoxingOutlaw]

Alabama strong.

[YoungManRumble]

the metal rods and pins he has in his right arm after surgery in 2015-2016, !!!

Yeah if anyone wants to rant on a conspiracy talk about this. I wonder how much that affects getting hit by Wilder. Obviously it's not going to give him power/technique/leverage or anything but if you think about it's kinda like loaded gloves in a sense, but not really. I dunno. Something to think about regardless.

[davef]

its been blessed by Al Haymon