Wilder parts ways with Mark Breland...This is horrible

[REDEEMER]

Boxing’s a business you take it to personal. Breland wasn’t that good to be honest neither is Deas . Maybe Wllder can get with a real trainer he’ll listen to because he wasn’t listening to those guys ,it was a comedy show .

[Joebrown]

Dam May whipped Pac ass!

[alexguiness]

As if Wilder was ever going to get back into the fight...Breland did him a favor.

[uppercut510]

He needed a new trainer but he should be thanking this guy, a true friend u could have ruined your career

[DaNeutral.]

Well well well. It seem Wilder refuses to take any of the blame for that defeat at all. Fury exposed what I've been saying for years, to be honest he was over achieving as it was, Wilder should be grateful to Breland.

And it is common knowledge Deontay is a poor trainer who didn't listen to his team much and seeing as he refuses to blame himself for anything it's likely he could get a new trainer and then not listen to him either.

All these excuses and all these accusations are really not a good look for Wilder. He's showing himself to be a massive ass hole like I've been saying TILL THIS DAYIYIYUYYYUY.

[bchap05]

Wilder looked bad, wasn't responding, bleeding out of every hole in his head. But at same time the time of the stoppage he was ok and could have kept going.

[Weebler I]

That's not how a fighter thinks and if he did go on to knock out Fury, there would be a 3rd fight anyways. You saw what happened in the later rounds of fight 1. That said, i don't think he was going to come back but I would have liked the towel at least when he was in direct danger. He simply wasn't.

Right*, but if he didn't and got badly beaten he would have lost out on $20m and could've ended up like Shannon Briggs after Vitali.

I wanted Fury to beat Wilder down, I didn't want a stoppage but if you're a Wilder fan, or Wilder himself, it was great call, possibly a career-saver. He saved him for another day.

* Wilder was exhausted, that get out of jail punch wasn't coming

[Boxing Goat]

Right*, but if he didn't and got badly beaten he would have lost out on $20m and could've ended up like Shannon Briggs after Vitali.

I wanted Fury to beat Wilder down, I didn't want a stoppage but if you're a Wilder fan, or Wilder himself, it was great call, possibly a career-saver. He saved him for another day.

* Wilder was exhausted, that get out of jail punch wasn't coming

I JUST DON'T KNOW IF THAT'S TRUE IS ALL.

The reason being his eraser power and how he had come back from worse against Ortiz.

I just don't know, and that's my problem. The corner should have let the ref do his job.

[BrometheusBob.]

Ah it is hard to be objective in his shoes, and especially if other people around him are agreeing with him that Breland was off.

That's too bad man. Throwing in the towel then was the right call. Saved him from a really bad ass whooping and possibly a big KO. He still has some dignity left from this TKO and could win back his aura with another big KO or two of his own.

Wilder is too upset about losing to see that right now. He was probably thinking ahead to fighting Joshua for the undisputed crown, which is what everyone has been buzzing in his ear about.

[UNBIASED BOXING]

Ungrateful SOB