Wilders A Third Wheel ,He has No Belts Hes Irrelevant

[juggernaut666]

The fight is Fury and Joshua , wilder was exposed. Lets get undisputed and if Wilder acts like a women then Fury should hand him his belt back and fight Joshua anyway ,that what REAL fighters do .

[juggernaut666]

Joshua looking for guys who don't lose, wilders out hes done .

[Larry the boss]

didnt Joshua just get ko'd less then a year ago?

[that g]

didnt Joshua just get ko'd less then a year ago?

Yea... but at least he didn’t get destroyed yesterday...

[Basco]

There is some selective amnesia going around...������

[Larry the boss]

Yea... but at least he didn’t get destroyed yesterday...

So we are going to act like he didnt just get ko'd?? Wilder got dominated yesterday..but Joshua got dominated last year..so why are we ignoring that in this thread? Fury is the champ and has proven it

[TheMyspaceDayz]

This thread seems like the sort of thing a fat boy would make.

[that g]

So we are going to act like he didnt just get ko'd?? Wilder got dominated yesterday..but Joshua got dominated last year..so why are we ignoring that in this thread? Fury is the champ and has proven it

No one is ignoring anything. All we are saying is the WBC belt has been rescued from the fraud that is wilder and the racket that is the pbc.

moving forward, wilder is irrelevant because the only things that made him relevant, the wbc belt and his “power”, were both taken from him in quite the disastrous as fashion.

At least For AJ, he lost and somehow became even more popular and relevant.

[Arj Guy]

didnt Joshua just get ko'd less then a year ago?

Didn’t he win the rematch? Wasn’t this fight already rematch after Fury already beat Wilder unofficially in the first fight? This time against a fully fit Fury Wilder got smashed to bits he had zero success at any point in the fight. He’s irrelevant right now. And if he does take the third fight Fury will retire him and leave Wilder brain damaged

[TMLT87]

I wouldnt say irrelevant but its all about Fury/AJ now. People trying to liken this to the Ruiz situation are missing the point that Joshua was able to adapt and win easily the 2nd time, essentially making the first fight look like a result of poor gameplanning on his part (especially considering Ruiz came in as a late replacement). Whereas Wilder lost both times to an opponent using two very different gameplans in each fight, he just doesnt have enough in his skillset to change the outcome and was definitively proven to be the lesser fighter.