Comments Thread For: Wilder: I Felt Like A Zombie Against Fury; I Wasn't There From First Bell

[LacedUp]

No you misunderstood what I meant.

I’m not saying outboxed or lost rounds specifically towards this, or any other fight, I’m saying this in general. Basically what I was getting at, is that he got through tough moments and still maintained his stamina and punching power through fights. Now, Fury being a bigger guy, yeah having a few rounds with him on you would be tough, but let’s not pretend like Fury has that kind devastating power.

For Wilders punch to be that gone that early in the fight just makes me raise eyebrows.

And no it wasn’t like it was the first KD is when he looked like sh#t, you could tell he started getting winded in the 2nd rd and the 3rd rd he looked completely done.

He just wasn’t ready for that type of fight and probably had a sh#t camp.

Yes, because Fury was all over him and he's never seen that type of physicality in the ring, and that affected his legs. Not the damn suit

No, he just wasn't ready for that fight. He told us before the fight that camp was great and it was one of the best camps he ever had.

He looked in great shape all throughout and told us he was going to KO the pillowfist big momma.

Instead he got bullied, couldn't take it and his mind can't cope with that.. hence the excuses.

Wilder was perfectly fine.

[b Murphington]

I'll chat with you and I'll respectfully disagree with some stuff - but when people start talking like the costume excuse is real then it's over for me as far as taking that person seriously.
So...the reason you have heard people ssay Wilder wasn't himself is because he got beat up. He just looked like his normal self till the third round and that's when he got clocked.
There is no need for a conspiracy theory or an excuse or anything. He lost. He got beat up. That's it. Him and any of his fans just can't accept it so these ridiculous theories just make them feel better.
He got battered. The End.

Well with me, I’m the why guy. I believe that every result and action has a reason behind it and I like to figure sh#t out. Sometimes it’s as simple as one guys better than the other.

Maybe Fury just figured out the best way to fight Wilder is to go at him head on, particularly with the jab. Wilder needs space to get off.

[b Murphington]

Yes, because Fury was all over him and he's never seen that type of physicality in the ring, and that affected his legs. Not the damn suit

No, he just wasn't ready for that fight. He told us before the fight that camp was great and it was one of the best camps he ever had.

He looked in great shape all throughout and told us he was going to KO the pillowfist big momma.

Instead he got bullied, couldn't take it and his mind can't cope with that.. hence the excuses.

Wilder was perfectly fine.

Every boxer says they had a great camp and every boxer says their most recent camp was their best.

You believe it whenever a boxers says that?

And you don’t think that Wilder coming in heavier than usual had anything to do with his performance?

[LacedUp]

Every boxer says they had a great camp and every boxer says their most recent camp was their best.

You believe it whenever a boxers says that?

And you don’t think that Wilder coming in heavier than usual had anything to do with his performance?

So you're saying we're supposed to believe him when it's bad, but not when it's good? Why should we believe a liar in any case?

Also, let's look at some facts:

Wilder was 229lbs vs Szpilka -> Ended with a KO
Wilder was 223lbs vs Breazele -> Ended with a KO
Wilder was 220lbs vs Ortiz -> Ended with a KO
Wilder was 221lbs vs Stiverne -> Ended with a KO
Wilder was 226 lbs vs Arreola -> Ended with a KO.
Wilder was 229lbs vs Duhaupas -> Ended with a KO.

In short, NO I don't believe those BS excuses of a sore loser.

He looked great and confident on the scales, he looked fine in the first rounds and some people even gave him those first one or two rounds.

He's never ever faced someone who could rough him up and fight on the inside. And since he has zero inside game, he gassed and got pummeled.

Absolutely nothing to do with his training camp

[LacedUp]

Well with me, I’m the why guy. I believe that every result and action has a reason behind it and I like to figure sh#t out. Sometimes it’s as simple as one guys better than the other.

Maybe Fury just figured out the best way to fight Wilder is to go at him head on, particularly with the jab. Wilder needs space to get off.

The why is clear.

There was a big bad guy smashing him up on the inside and on the outside. When you're a skinny guy with chicken legs facing a 270lb guy, that's going to tire you out.

Plus Wilder has often gotten tired in many fights where he's looked super sluggish.

nothing new at all.

[Froch_uppercut]

Well with me, I’m the why guy. I believe that every result and action has a reason behind it and I like to figure sh#t out. Sometimes it’s as simple as one guys better than the other.

Maybe Fury just figured out the best way to fight Wilder is to go at him head on, particularly with the jab. Wilder needs space to get off.

Yep. He just got beat. Somebody will lose in a 50/50 fight (when it's not a draw, that is) and it usually isn't to do with any sinister or unusual reason.

[b Murphington]

So you're saying we're supposed to believe him when it's bad, but not when it's good? Why should we believe a liar in any case?

Also, let's look at some facts:

Wilder was 229lbs vs Szpilka -> Ended with a KO
Wilder was 223lbs vs Breazele -> Ended with a KO
Wilder was 220lbs vs Ortiz -> Ended with a KO
Wilder was 221lbs vs Stiverne -> Ended with a KO
Wilder was 226 lbs vs Arreola -> Ended with a KO.
Wilder was 229lbs vs Duhaupas -> Ended with a KO.

In short, NO I don't believe those BS excuses of a sore loser.

He looked great and confident on the scales, he looked fine in the first rounds and some people even gave him those first one or two rounds.

He's never ever faced someone who could rough him up and fight on the inside. And since he has zero inside game, he gassed and got pummeled.

Absolutely nothing to do with his training camp

Fair enough but I still think he would be better suited to come in at a lighter weight it would be better for his body type and style.

[theface07]

Past 5 years he has been saying, he is not Wilder in the ring but transforms in Bronze bomber and those two have different personalities.

The person who wants a body on record is not Wilder but Bronze Bomber.

So in that sense Wilder never lost but the other guy Bronze Bomber lost

According to Wilder, he transforms into the Bronze Bomber before he enters the ring so maybe the transformation wasn't completed and that was the real Deontay in there!

[theface07]

Maybe Wilder is schizophrenic, and his other personality is a gay hairstylist, and unfortunately the gay hairstylist showed up that night.

That was an elaborate costume, even for Wilder but the green bird one was fruiter. It looked like something Diana Ross would wear.