Whyte: 'I saw Wilder getting knocked out!'

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  • Duckweather
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    Whyte: 'I saw Wilder getting knocked out!'

    Source: https://www.skysports.com/boxing/new...-training-camp


    This younger version of 'The Bronze Bomber' strived to showcase his power against Klitschko, with Whyte revealing how he witnessed the sudden, explosive ending of a sparring session.

    "I've seen him getting knocked out," said Whyte. "Wladimir knocked him out.

    Wilder arrived at Stanglwirt for sparring with Klitschko

    "He knew what happened. He had his hands up. He was roughing Wlad up, bringing the smoke, and he was going wild.

    "Wlad backs up, changes his footwork, feinting, feinting, jabs to the body, throws that feint jab, left hook. Wilder had his hands up, he was gone.

    "It wasn't no knockdown, he was knocked cold. Properly twitching as well.

    "That's why they probably didn't want him to fight Wlad, because Wlad was going to fight him as a pro and Wilder never fancied it the whole time."
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    I saw Whyte get knocked out too. Except that happened in a real pro fight.

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    • DaNeutral.
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      #3
      Thats EXACTLY why Wilder and Finkel ran from Klitchko. What happens in sparring doesnt always translate to what would happen in a real fight but sometimes in sparring somebody gets destroyed and that does send out warning signals. Wilder apparently got destroyed.

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      • Articulateboxin
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        #4
        I think this story has been corroborated by multiple sources and given that even Fury rocked Wilder and Fury is the HW equivalent of Malignagg, it stands to reason.

        However unless you can do it in a pro ring, it really doesn't count for much! AJ had his undoing in the ring, Wilder was fortunate enough to have his while sparring - which is the time to make ****s ups i guess!

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        • ChadVegas
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          #5
          Originally posted by Duckweather
          Whyte wheres the B sample since you are so honest

          Why did you duck eliminators w Pulev and Ortiz.

          Why did you switch gloves against Rivas w out his team inspecting
          Them.

          Why did you test positive for D-ball..

          Cmon.youre such sn honest guy right

          Chad in Vegas

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          • ChadVegas
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            #6
            Originally posted by DaNeutral.
            Thats EXACTLY why Wilder and Finkel ran from Klitchko. What happens in sparring doesnt always translate to what would happen in a real fight but sometimes in sparring somebody gets destroyed and that does send out warning signals. Wilder apparently got destroyed.
            Wrong Showtime had the fight set summer of 2016..

            But a dejected Wladimir frustrated by the coward Fury ducking him...Wladimir retired in spring of 2016

            Leaving showtime high and dry w no mega fight they had been building for 12 months

            Wilder had just won his title in January 2015 hence a projected summer 2016 mega fight w Wladimir

            Chad in Vegas

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            • Curtis Harper
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              #7
              Who cares about the past (even if it's true) ????

              No one is going to KO him when it counts.

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              • DaNeutral.
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                #8
                Originally posted by ChadVegas
                Wrong Showtime had the fight set summer of 2016..

                But a dejected Wladimir frustrated by the coward Fury ducking him...Wladimir retired in spring of 2016

                Leaving showtime high and dry w no mega fight they had been building for 12 months

                Wilder had just won his title in January 2015 hence a projected summer 2016 mega fight w Wladimir

                Chad in Vegas
                LOL if you want to think that then thats all good. But the rest of us all remember EXACTLY what Finkel said about Wilder being a baby and not looking to make no Wlad fight for a while. So you are clearly full of BS.

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                • hugh grant
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                  So we know wilder tough guy act really is for show. He's scared of being knocked out himself at any point, unless he fights the Paul malignaggi of division or old guys
                  But credit to wilder for developing reputation for having a stubborn chin and won't go down without fight. Even haye said he could only buzz him.
                  So wla d must have put a lot into punch, only in sparring? Maybe wilder was showing off his power and trying to intimidate wla d so wla d had to give what he received
                  Last edited by hugh grant; 01-12-2020, 04:46 AM.

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                  • SN!PER
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                    #10
                    Another one of Whyte's tall tales that never happened except in his imagination.

                    He was probably watching Klitschko vs. Pulev on Youtube and fantasizing that it was Deontay who got knocked out.

                    In reality, when Whyte finally challenges for the WBC title, he probably won't even remember it. He'll find himself in a hospital bed ranting and raving about Deontay ducking him. Until a doctor comes in and tells him what happened the night before.

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