Why do Wilder's fanboys want AJ to lose so badly?

[STREET CLEANER]

Every time there is a Wilder thread you can hear a brit cry.

If you a fan of either guy your are a fanboy. I know they are hardcore fans that can be annoying but too many are too quick just to group everybody up.

The super fight was AJ vs Wilder undefeated. Now some of the luster is gone. We have to wait until AJ vs Ruiz turns out to see which way it will go.

[Curt Henning]

trust this

there isn't a single wilder "fan" that's afraid of him beating AJ...even if AJ wins his rematch

[JakeTheBoxer]

Wilder fangirls hate Ruiz the most, because he gave Joshua first defeat. If you read their "opinions" they say Ruiz is a bum and Wilder beats him easily.

I hope Ruiz beats Joshua again and stops Wilder after that.

[techliam]

Every time there is a Wilder thread you can hear a brit cry.

If you a fan of either guy your are a fanboy. I know they are hardcore fans that can be annoying but too many are too quick just to group everybody up.

The super fight was AJ vs Wilder undefeated. Now some of the luster is gone. We have to wait until AJ vs Ruiz turns out to see which way it will go.

Yeah

The super fight first started to lose lustre when Wilder was extremely lucky to sc**** a draw against Fury

Joshua losing to Ruiz was the tip of the ice berg

I think the only hope for a genuine super fight is if Fury beats Wilder, and Joshua goes on to dominate after regaining his titles

Joshua-Fury in that context would be by far the biggest fight in UK boxing history.

As for Wilder, I’m just not convinced he has that star factor that could sell a super fight nearly as much as a Joshua/Fury fight would

[thabanga510]

Maybe because some of us actually like Ruiz.

[STREET CLEANER]

Yeah

The super fight first started to lose lustre when Wilder was extremely lucky to sc**** a draw against Fury

Joshua losing to Ruiz was the tip of the ice berg

I think the only hope for a genuine super fight is if Fury beats Wilder, and Joshua goes on to dominate after regaining his titles

Joshua-Fury in that context would be by far the biggest fight in UK boxing history.

As for Wilder, I’m just not convinced he has that star factor that could sell a super fight nearly as much as a Joshua/Fury fight would

The problem with Wilder is that he has an ugly style. I am not a fan of it and a boxer with skills will exploit it like Fury did. But there are not many 6' 09" boxers that can box like Fury. With all of Wilder's short comings that right hand is legit and we have witnessed that it is still there in the 12th round.

[Bigblackted44]

I still want Wilder vs AJ in Vegas, I’d save up to go

[famicommander]

I'd rather see Wilder knock out Joshua, but I don't believe Joshua would take that fight if he beats Ruiz.

I believe Ruiz will take the Wilder fight.

[Monzon99]

Because they know Wilder is afraid of Joshua and can't beat him and won't fight him, even for $120m. So they hope he loses and then their fraud hero is home free, because Haymon will rig Ruiz to dive for Wilder, and Kownacki, and Ortiz again, Stiverne again, blah blah blah.

Erasing Joshua out of the picture is the key to making Wilder the king.

[_Rexy_]

We both know that's not true and that's why all you Wilder fanboys applauded Wilder for not taking the fight.

Perhaps the most shameless duck in history. You prefer Wilder not to fight AJ, fight cans instead and claim moral victory when someone else beat AJ

Absolutely hilarious female tendencies.

How many Wilder threads have you created in the last 24 hours? last week? I see you created your own signature too. Yet you want to call ME out for female tendencies because I said Ruiz is the better fighter and better boxer than Joshua?

Hilarious. When Ruiz wins next, will you be this hard for Dubois? or have you guys finally learned to stop propping up your chinless, winless brits just because they have decent amateur runs (Frank Bruno, Audley Harrison, David Price, Anthony Joshua)