Comments Thread For: Wilder: By Third Round, My Legs Was Fully Gone; Surprised I Went That Long

[Lumetra]

Shows his true character

The only surprising thing about this article is that he doesn’t realize bad this makes him lookt

[fernandtg]

Okay but who is to say Wilder's aware of any of that and doesn't believe he lost because of his suit or whatever the ****?


What difference does it make to you if he blames his lack of ability, his suit, God, or whatever the hell else has been mentioned?

So long as he takes responsibility why would you be so upset? It just makes him ******.

Taking responsibility goes beyond saying so. If you say "no excuses" and follow up with 3 excuses, you're making up excuses.

Regardless if he truly believes them to be true, they're excuses. Being 'aware' of it doesn't change that.

[hugh grant]

Yes, your legs were gone by round 3 as you couldn't handle the heat Fury brung. The bodyshots you got caught with you probably felt you was slowly drowning.

[Marchegiano]

Taking responsibility goes beyond saying so. If you say "no excuses" and follow up with 3 excuses, you're making up excuses.

Regardless if he truly believes them to be true, they're excuses. Being 'aware' of it doesn't change that.

I suppose he shouldn't answer any questions out of fear they be taken as excuses?

It's not like this **** comes up in a vacuum out of nowhere. There is a prompt, there is an answer, and there is acceptance of responsibility.


Why didn't Fury knock him out in their first fight?

Don't answer that because whatever answer you give me I'm going to call an excuse. Avoid the question and say Fury simply wasn't good enough. Saying Fury had the wrong plan and wasn't looking for a KO in the first is an excuse, even if you end it with Fury takes responsibility.....get me?

[fernandtg]

I suppose he shouldn't answer any questions out of fear they be taken as excuses?

It's not like this **** comes up in a vacuum out of nowhere. There is a prompt, there is an answer, and there is acceptance of responsibility.


Why didn't Fury knock him out in their first fight?

Don't answer that because whatever answer you give me I'm going to call an excuse. Avoid the question and say Fury simply wasn't good enough. Saying Fury had the wrong plan and wasn't looking for a KO in the first is an excuse, even if you end it with Fury takes responsibility.....get me?

He didn't because he wasn't able to that night. He was good enough to beat him for 10 rounds though.

Wilder has given an absurd amount of excuses by now (ref, outfit, fouls, dirrell conspiracy). Not only the sheer amount of excuses is hilarious, also how varied they are and creative they've been. If you want to say that all of them have been his answers to specific media questions, we'll just have to agree to disagree.

[Marchegiano]

He didn't because he wasn't able to that night. He was good enough to beat him for 10 rounds though.

Wilder has given an absurd amount of excuses by now (ref, outfit, fouls, dirrell conspiracy). Not only the sheer amount of excuses is hilarious, also how varied they are and creative they've been. If you want to say that all of them have been his answers to specific media questions, we'll just have to agree to disagree.

I mean, I read the article bubba.

[JTfloyd]

I love how he's trying to imply that a 40lb costume weakened his legs, as opposed to the 6'9", 270lb guy pushing him back, walking him down from the opening bell, and mauling him whenever he got inside.

Going off the amount of excuses for his destruction, dude's ego/psyche took a beating as well apparently. Next he's gonna claim an Asian sneezed on him before he put the costume on, and he got the Coronavirus on the way to the ring.