Comments Thread For: Wilder Remains as WBC 1, Whyte Drops To 5 in Rankings
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Lol.... 3 rounds earlier than Wilder, interesting.Fury is not a big puncher he only stops b#ums. Fantastic boxer but let’s be honest he is not a knock out specialist. Mind you I’m not saying Wilder is a b#um but one thing you can always guarantee if you are remotely durable is that you will definitely make it to hear the final bell.
As for Ruiz you have to remind me again who he is , I watched his last fight I think and he was awful. I think he lost to a random British guyComment
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Not sure how serious you are but after watching that video I think I could beat you, let alone Wilder.You ever see Zombie Honeymoon?
Here’s me lifting 90 pounds by the way.witha 3 inch grip . https://********/mijnJ4dF-9AComment
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Wilder's nut has been cracked.
Like Tyson - he benefited from the intimidation factor, but now he has been defeated (comprehensively) he will lose fights to much lower ranked fighters.
He will never win another World title.Comment
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Nah, unless you are Whyte it is very irrelevant. PBC/haymon controls the WBC at HW. Ortiz hasn;t beaten anyone of note, he lost twice in two years under the WBC HW, but he never moves from that number 3. And its not like the person he lost to had beaten anyone else of note, in fact Povetkin's resume is better than Wilder, Ortiz put together.Comment
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Where are these rankings posted?
The current on the WBC site:
BOXER NATIONALITY TITLE- Deontay Wilder US
- Oleksandr Usyk Ukraine
- Luis Ortiz Cuba
- Andy Ruiz Jr. Mexico/US
- Oscar Rivas Colombia/Canada
- Joseph Parker New Zealand
- Daniel Dubois GB SILVER/COMM/BBBofC
- Filip Hrgovic Croatia INTL
- Alexander Povetkin Russia
- Michael Hunter US
Probably out of date but where did "boxingscene staff" find the current rankings?Comment
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