Comments Thread For: Warren: Fury Showed How Beatable Wilder Is, No Problem With Dubois-Wilder

[Queen_Leia]

Deontay has been outbox many time but you have to be special to beat him.


Fury is special but even in the rematch, Wilder is always dangerous because his power is real.


I think Wilder stop Dubois, who i think is the best heavyweight prospect in Boxing.

[richardt]

No one on the planet has a Larry Holmes jab!

[elnick]

For me the question is how Wilder will be mentally after his loss. It was a real beatdown. But many boxers in the past showed that Wilder was beatable, but they just were not able to do it. Ortiz, was much older than Wilder, whereas Fury is younger, even many felt that Gerald Washington was winning the rounds before he was stopped.
I remember a forgotten fighter now, who like Wilder was a Bronze medalist in the Olympics named John Tate. He had won the WBA heavyweight championship. He was leading Mike Weaver in his title defense going into the 15th and final round. but starting in the 12th, it seemed something might be wrong. He was knockout with some 50 seconds to go. Some months later Tervor Berwick stopped him in 8. He fought again, I don't think lost, but never fought elite competition again.
If Wilder can come back from this, it will show what character he really has. He does not even have to be champion. Floyd Patterson, while he may have been world champion, really racked some of more significant wins after his two one round knockouts at the hands of Sonny Liston. He beat George Chuvalo, Henry Cooper, Oscar Bonavena. Lost close and controversial decisions to Jimmy Ellis and Jerry Qarry, one which was a also a draw with Quarry. He actually fought better completion than he did when he was champion.

[Get em up]

I see alot on here talking about how beatable Wilder is if his opponent isn't crap yet Fury is the only 1 that's done it so far and IMO until somebody else does maybe Wilder ain't that bad or Fury is just that good. I dont care who you are if you suck that bad in the heavyweight division you get caught and beat way before 40 plus wins with that many knockouts. Fact is everybody that's top 25 in heavyweight is capable of knocking a man out it takes some sort of talent to keep from getting knocked out in 40 plus pro bouts with 10 title defenses. Like Wilder or not he is still a main subject on here which translates to dollars when he fights so the dude must be doing something right.

Haters make you famous. Just something to consider.

[Get em up]

Deontay has been outbox many time but you have to be special to beat him.


Fury is special but even in the rematch, Wilder is always dangerous because his power is real.


I think Wilder stop Dubois, who i think is the best heavyweight prospect in Boxing.

My thoughts exactly. Everybody knocks Wilder but nobody considers the 40 plus fights without a loss. Wilder isn't that bad maybe Fury is just that good.

[JakeTheBoxer]

Here we go again. "Everybody can beat Wilder" because Fury did, "everybody can beat Joshua" because Ruiz did.

[Ray*]

There are levels to this s hit. DDD gets his career detail right now by Wilder.

[hugh grant]

Actually i d love this matchup although I've not thought of it. It's always wilder v josh, wilder v ruiz, wilder v whyte?
But if wilder sees dubious highlight ko reel he might not fancy it

[tokon]

Sounds like old fish eyes has already written Joyce off?
I'd like to see him stop dubois just to take the smug smirk off Warren's face.

[Boxing>MMA]

lol as long as wilder isnt mentally broken he knocks dubois out within a couple of minutes. dubois is a great prospect, but this would be way to early.