The haters have hated for 5 years and Wilder is still the champion.

[Blond Beast]

Wilder admitted he was rocked by Breazeale and he wasn’t hit flush so it really wouldn’t matter how the outcome came because you get almost a different fight with two punchers of size , a fight isn’t going to end the same if guys fight more than once . The thing is Breazeale is extremely slow ,he’s no Joshua and Wilder is a knocKout waiting to happen .

Those who bet against him will and should have won already , Ortiz 1 and Fury 1 . Let’s not pretend he’s not come close to losing so much guys like Molina are almost getting that knockout in the past .

I’m pretty sure few thought Ortiz would win the rematch after the Hammer fight ,that’s why no one asked for it so how does one underrate Wilder ?

I’m not trolling. Just remember how u predicted Wilders fights would play out, that’s not just who wins or loses but what happens in between. Did Wilder do better or worse than u thought? Picking Wilder to win vs Brezeale in a tough close decision isn’t worth full credit in a first round KO. My brother said Fury would have to come off the canvas but should beat wilder close in a decision. It was a draw. We all had Fury. But he gets credit for his words. Anyone to this point knows if they have or havent underestimates Wilder based on what they predicted and what has happened. Maybe a lot people have got it just right.

[EnglishOxide]

I mean.

He's literally Charles Martin with added protection.

Martin fought young and hungry, in their prime top 10 live dogs in AJ and Kownacki.

Deyonce fought obese, feather fisted, drug addicted Fury and OAP Ortiz, unable to pull the trigger, with high blood pressure.

[REDEEMER]

I’m not trolling. Just remember how u predicted Wilders fights would play out, that’s not just who wins or loses but what happens in between. Did Wilder do better or worse than u thought? Picking Wilder to win vs Brezeale in a tough close decision isn’t worth full credit in a first round KO. My brother said Fury would have to come off the canvas but should beat wilder close in a decision. It was a draw. We all had Fury. But he gets credit for his words. Anyone to this point knows if they have or havent underestimates Wilder based on what they predicted and what has happened. Maybe a lot people have got it just right.

You don’t have to under estimate Wilders abilities ,it’s not rocket science. One either survives 12 or they don’t in the first Fury fight because that was a Fury unprepared. Next time a knockout most likely happens in a Wilder loss .

The truth is Wilder hasn’t fought great opponents to pick against him but a few times and most fights were predictable when he fought out matched opponents .

Fury is always an easy pick against him, I still wouldn’t put past a Breazeale to knock him out and a guy like AJ is an easy win with a boxer/ puncher vs a one handed fighter .



It’s hard to imagine Wilder doing worse because he struggles bad in every fight just about ,sure he can manage fast knockouts once in awhile but if they don’t come he struggles ,I don’t reward fighters who should win against low level guys like Washington and Szpilka ,Molina .


If I wanted credit on here I’d brag about an actual harder fight to predict , I’d just go back to my Otto Wallin pick when I said he would defeat Fury and possibly on a cut because that nearly happened .

[Rusty Tromboni]

Anyone’s who bet Wilder to lose has lost that bet. I know people complain about his opponents, but I’d also like to know what those same people predicted the outcomes would be in those fights? If someone predicted Wilder to win all his fights and still thinks he sucks and is overrated that’s the person I want to hear from? If u thought Brezeale would be a tough fight, or Ortiz would win the rematch, or that he couldn’t get to Fury? are u willing to admit to underrating Wilder? I just want to hear sum peoples track records. Everyone’s Floyd v Manny pick should be known.

We all know how he "beat" Fury.

Seriously, he won 2 rounds. That's it.

He's the most dangerous Boxer ever, but he's deeply inferior to the best man in Boxing today.

[OnlytheTruth]

Wilder has been the world champion of the entire sport of boxing for five years now. The unified NYSAC/IBU/NSC heavyweight champion of the world, tracing back over a hundred years. He's made ten successful defenses and next month he attempts to become the lineal world heavyweight champion as well.

Is this why he is so hated? Nobody expected him to come this far, so everybody feels ****** for assuming he would fail?

Sure the trolls will cry and say he's protected or hasn't fought top fighters, but Boxrec proves that's complete bull****. Until recently, he was #1 in the world in the computerized rankings and even now he is #2. Which would be literally impossible if he'd been protected and hadn't fought top fighters. The Boxrec computers don't care about belts or hype. They just analyze the results of every fight on the planet and assign points based on your level of competition.

If Wilder knocks out Fury and becomes the lineal heavyweight champion of the world, what will the haters say then?

If he does beat Fury and he changes his resume to 12-0-1 and stops taking a load of shit and signs to fight Joshua, I'll give him all the respect he deserves.

[giant_king]

He's definitely the most gifted naturally.Just good old fashion DNA.He got to where he's at on hard work and natural ability.the rest of the current top heavyweights roided they way to the top dillian povetkin fury Ortiz Vlad.but it just shows you how truly talented deontay really is an he practically had any amateur experience lol crazy talent

[Lopez_Boxing]

I mean.

He's literally Charles Martin with added protection.

Martin fought young and hungry, in their prime top 10 live dogs in AJ and Kownacki.

Deyonce fought obese, feather fisted, drug addicted Fury and OAP Ortiz, unable to pull the trigger, with high blood pressure.

-inferiority complex ASSEMBLE

[ChickenTikka]

Wilders' resume as a champion is perhaps one of the worst ever. We can all admit he's a puncher. Fact is Fury and Joshua have better resumes and they have fought halve that of Wilder, in a pretty weak era.

[Blond Beast]

You don’t have to under estimate Wilders abilities ,it’s not rocket science. One either survives 12 or they don’t in the first Fury fight because that was a Fury unprepared. Next time a knockout most likely happens in a Wilder loss .

The truth is Wilder hasn’t fought great opponents to pick against him but a few times and most fights were predictable when he fought out matched opponents .

Fury is always an easy pick against him, I still wouldn’t put past a Breazeale to knock him out and a guy like AJ is an easy win with a boxer/ puncher vs a one handed fighter .



It’s hard to imagine Wilder doing worse because he struggles bad in every fight just about ,sure he can manage fast knockouts once in awhile but if they don’t come he struggles ,I don’t reward fighters who should win against low level guys like Washington and Szpilka ,Molina .


If I wanted credit on here I’d brag about an actual harder fight to predict , I’d just go back to my Otto Wallin pick when I said he would defeat Fury and possibly on a cut because that nearly happened .

Course the opposite could be Whalin loses despite Fury cut? I don’t even know anymore lol. Hopefully I’ll have an opinion on the fury v wilder rematch before it happens. Getting things wrong is part of what keeps us intrigued in boxing.

[Blond Beast]

We all know how he "beat" Fury.

Seriously, he won 2 rounds. That's it.

He's the most dangerous Boxer ever, but he's deeply inferior to the best man in Boxing today.

I saw Fury turn pro. Was pear shaped and pimple covered but I’m not surprised where he is now. I think he’s a star. I had him beating Wilder on points. Still he got put down twice, and one of them in the 12th. So that makes a perception. Boxing used to be last man standing. So u can’t escape that type of speculation. I don’t think any boxing fan would really want to describe the fight to their son or daughter as Wilder winning 2 rounds that’s it.