Wilder is the only fighter accused of ducking a random #1 contender

[Ray*]

How many of those decline a career high payday offers TWICE? If Whyte wasn’t a threat I would have expect Wilder to take those highest payday offers and KO that bum.

Fact were he turned down TWO career high paydays, but to be honest I don’t really blame him for fighting Ortiz and Fury in around that time. But the fact was he was paid less money for the Ortiz fight. And less guarantee for the Fury fight if I remember correctly.

[Citizen Koba]

1. Who cares that Whyte has wanted to fight Wilder for years?

2. Wilder made $20 million in his last two fights. Whyte should have come up with more money.

3. See answer for #2

4. What the WBC does is Wilder’s fault because...?

5. Canelo Alvarez hasn’t fought a mandatory in 8 years and has avoided Andrade in two different divisions. No one cares. GGG was Canelo’s highest payday and Canelo gave up a belt and waited to fight him. No one cares.

Lotta folk complained about Canelo not giving GGG his shot. See a lotta folk complaining about Loma not giving Devin his shot. So it happens.

Everytime you got someone telling the world how a dude's the best in the world you gonna get someone else telling you who he's ducking. Just the way this ish works.

And until we see someone come up with a consistent definition of 'ducking' that they're as willing to apply to the fighters they like as to those they don't I wouldn't really take 'em serious... that shit's 90% trolling.

[nubianpiye]

Wilder has never fought a puncher.

[Ray*]

When you offer someone a career high payday and they duck it to fight someone lesser for less money that equals ducking.