Comments Thread For: Teddy Atlas Sees Early KO For Wilder, Interested in Training Andy Ruiz

[joseph5620]

Another triggered fanboy.Weaver knocked the three ex heavyweight champions out cold, floored and nearly stopped an all time great. Remember we're talking about power here. Wilder beat a succession of total nobodies including fat super middles in a career as a prospect unrivaled in critism of hes opposition in boxing history. Then, outside of Stiverne, who took him the distance, he fought a succession of Molina types {who took the GOAT puncher late btw} until he finally fought someone rated in old high blood pressure sufferer Ortiz, who he stopped late on accumulation. Then he stops a two years older Ortiz again, a man who was still trying to beat the count btw, not looking like he was dead like say, an old Dokes was against Ruddock, and you guys proclaim it to be like nothing you've ever seen, even though we had guys like Foreman destroying young undefeated champions with one punch, guys like Tyson breaking up proven durable ex champions like Tubbs with one punch, and even guys like Tua with far more devastating early kos against people who went on to hold titles and prove their durability. What a bunch of clowns you are. I remember Lennox Lewis knocking an old as Ortiz Weaver out with one punch. Had it been today, and Lewis had been American youd have all been screaming that he is the greatest puncher of all time. 3 decent level opponents, and Wilder goes the distance with the two who weren't old and I'll. Move over all time greats haha.

Nobody is triggered. That's just a diversionary overused word when you have no legitimate counter point. You're clearly triggered though since you wrote a 2 hour response back to me LOL. I'm not going to read all of that crap.

No intelligent boxing fan has Mike Weaver in the conversation as the hardest puncher in heavyweight history or on the level of Wilder's power. That's comical and shows you have no credibility on this topic lol.

[Mindgames]

Nobody is triggered. That's just a diversionary overused word when you have no legitimate counter point. You're clearly triggered though since you wrote a 2 hour response back to me LOL. I'm not going to read all of that crap.

No intelligent boxing fan has Mike Weaver in the conversation as the hardest puncher in heavyweight history or on the level of Wilder's power. That's comical and shows you have no credibility on this topic lol.

The debate is whether Wilder the GOAT heavyweight puncher. To say you've never seen power like it, with he's low opposition, and the fact that quite a few of hes opponents were stopped on accumulation while cleary hurt but conscious, when other heavyweight punchers have knocked out young undefeated, and often proven durable champions shows what fanboys you are. How do you figure Wilders ko of Ortiz is better than Foremans over Moorer? Than Tyson vs Tubbs or Holmes? Than Lewis one punch crushing of Weaver, Derek Williams, countless other fighters? Than Wlads one punch knockouts, than, Tuas, than Shavers, than Joe Louis, than Rid**** Bowe, Razor Ruddock. As for Weaver, I didnt say he's power was superior, i said there's nothing to suggest it's any different. He knocked out undefeated heavyweight champions, guys in their prime unlike Wilder. Wilder knocked out an old man with high blood pressure, who tried to beat the count, and now he's power is on a whole nother level? Sort your life out ��

[Mindgames]

Nobody is triggered. That's just a diversionary overused word when you have no legitimate counter point. You're clearly triggered though since you wrote a 2 hour response back to me LOL. I'm not going to read all of that crap.

No intelligent boxing fan has Mike Weaver in the conversation as the hardest puncher in heavyweight history or on the level of Wilder's power. That's comical and shows you have no credibility on this topic lol.

Btw, i wrote a long response because I actually back my argument, instead of "he must be coz Teddy Atlas says so USA USA"..