I think loads of fighters can beat exposed Wilder now

[Earl-Hickey]

I belive Fury has opened the floodgates and we are going to see sparrow legs on the canvas a whole lot more times now.

See in the past Wilder has benefited from two things

1. Most of his opponents didn't want to be there

Let's be honest most of them were not real challengers and were just random guys showing up for a half decent payday.

2. Most of his opponents were scared to death of his right hand

Up until Fury two all his opponents gave him way too much respect for his right hand, but this was dumb because all it meant was they tried to keep away from it, ironically giving him time and space to land it.



I think now, he's going to lose most of that, he's going to need to fight opponents who are live after Fury Kos him again, and They aren't going to give him the same respect.

Say he fights a Daniel Dubois next, Dubois is going to tear straight at him, ok Wilder has a chance to land his right hand but if he doesn't land it before Dubois gets in his face, what then.

One trick pony has been exposed, every opponent is just going to charge across no man's land and when they make it across wilder will get battered.

I'm calling it now, Wilders career ends with something like 7-8 KO losses on his record, and by the end of it he will be a David Price like figure, losing to european level guys in fights we all watch because you know it can only end in a KO either way.

[aboutfkntime]

I belive Fury has opened the floodgates and we are going to see sparrow legs on the canvas a whole lot more times now.

See in the past Wilder has benefited from two things

1. Most of his opponents didn't want to be there

Let's be honest most of them were not real challengers and were just random guys showing up for a half decent payday.

2. Most of his opponents were scared to death of his right hand

Up until Fury two all his opponents gave him way too much respect for his right hand, but this was dumb because all it meant was they tried to keep away from it, ironically giving him time and space to land it.



I think now, he's going to lose most of that, he's going to need to fight opponents who are live after Fury Kos him again, and They aren't going to give him the same respect.

Say he fights a Daniel Dubois next, Dubois is going to tear straight at him, ok Wilder has a chance to land his right hand but if he doesn't land it before Dubois gets in his face, what then.

One trick pony has been exposed, every opponent is just going to charge across no man's land and when they make it across wilder will get battered.

I'm calling it now, Wilders career ends with something like 7-8 KO losses on his record, and by the end of it he will be a David Price like figure, losing to european level guys in fights we all watch because you know it can only end in a KO either way.

nah I don't believe any of that

Fury can beat Wilder... until they prove otherwise, nobody else

[TheMyspaceDayz]

Explain how the load of a fighter is going to defeat Wilder. IMO the load would just lie on the floor and not be able to get on the inside.

[DaNeutral.]

If Wilder grows some balls and fights real top level fighters he will lose again. If he reverts back to his career hiding from danger and facing lower ranked cherries he will be able to continue masking his serious lack of skill and can get back to knocking out these B class fighters.

It's OK saying IT WAS FURY IT WAS FURY but he got dominated and destroyed by Fury, not just beaten and I've seen so called lesser fighters put up a way better fight agaisnt Fury than Wilder could muster.

So it's on Wilder, does he keep ducking the real threats and keep winning or does he grow a pair and try to prove he can cope at the top?

[FinitoxDinamita]

Whether they succeed or not remains to be seen but yes I do believe that fighters are going to go really after him now with less fear. Wilder is very vulnerable right now. Everybody knew he was a one trick pony and now for sure we’ve seen him totally lost when getting backed up. He has no fundamental to fall back on so it’s pretty much finished for him.

[Ray*]

Loads of them could have beaten prior to the Fury fights, that’s why it took his team 40 odd fights before they fought anyone with a pulse. You think any killer would be babysitted the same way Wilder was? Just look at his resume, the number of years before they got him in with anyone that might be remotely close to being dangerous.

But I still believe he wouldn’t have lost to Joshua prior to the Fury fights, for me he is more fluid than Joshua and I see him stopping Joshua prior to both fighters losses, this is why for the life of me I cannot understand why they duck Joshua multiple times.

I always thought Whyte would be more dangerous for Wilder, I always thought he would have lost to Povetkin in Russia, I always thought he would have lost to both Klitschko, I thought Joseph Parker would outbox him to a UD (Depending on where the fight happens)...

[NORMNEALON]

I could see wilder losing to joshua , or whyte for sure . But I could also see him beating either. I would prolly pick both to beat wilder at this point until he shows me otherwise . As for the rest of the top 10 : I think ruiz and parker would lose boring close decisions to wilder , I could see povetkin and hunter being a tough out but I think wilder would beat them both . and as for ortiz 3 I think wilder wins that one unless hes mentally done after the fury rematch.

I really need to see him fight someone other than fury to gauge where hes really at but off the top of my head based off his last performance and the fact his lost his aura I dont see him beating all the top guys and taking some Ls for sure. **** pulev may be tough for wilder if kubrat has got anything left . But he's also a sucker for a big right hand so I'd prolly pick wilder to stop him .

One thing I know for sure is that if wilder fights any top 10 guys and cant catch them I think he can have some tough outs with anyone now.... his opponents will actually believe they can win .

[DaNeutral.]

nah I don't believe any of that

Fury can beat Wilder... until they prove otherwise, nobody else

How's that ever guna happen when he keeps ducking them?

[Madison Boxing]

Yeah other than fighting ortiz or stiverne again I'm not really sure where he goes from here. At this stage I'm genuinely not sure id favour him against helenius or Charles Martin. His resume was awful and they just made up that ortiz was some world class win based on absolutely nothing, there's no evidence for it whatsoever.

[PRINCEKOOL]

Deontay Wilder had a mild aura of intimidation which surrounded him 'That has now been severely decreased'.