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As I predicted, the guys who argued with me didn't bother joining the thread lol wait and watch as they come up with their next excuse or claim that they didnt back wilder in the first place
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What kind of dumbass thread is this? Lol
I dont think "mericans" have anything to do with it.. I feel like if you follow boxing you've always had the inclination wilder was being protected. I was surprised he took the fury fight even with all the weight fury had to drop and the long layoff to get back to a championship level would be hard.
I mean he didnt look spectacular against ortiz the first fight he just knocked the dude out. It was almost going just as bad as the first fury fight until he caught him.
And I dont get the hate Joshua gets, the fight with vlad really made me a fan. Anybody that can get up and show that kind of grit deserves respect.. he just got caught and looked a little "deer in the headlights" in the first Ruiz fight making his US debut.Comment
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Nobody with any pride wants to admit they were dope a roped by the wilder fraud deception. Wilder is nothing but a protected fraud coward pretender and now the mask is off. Silence and shame are better than continually defending a total fraud I supposed.Comment
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At the time AJ actually got a lot of criticism for his response - almost like he didn’t care, but it went with his personality.
Wilder really only needed to look at what happened to Haye when he blamed his toe for what the aftermath would be, I really don’t understand why he didn’t do similar to AJ and congratulate fury, say he did X and Y wrong and get back to it. He’s just completely ruined his whole credibility.Comment
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Look, I've known AJ a while and even I was blown away by his blase attitude towards the loss and then it dawned, there are sides to the story pre-Ruiz I AJ didnt share with anyone but his inner circle and since learning about it, I won't post here but AJ wasn't all there going into that fight. But you know what? no excuse, he went out there and schooled fat, ugly lazy Ruiz for 12 rounds and busted him open.
If that does not make someone a fan of AJ I do not know what will.
The americans are avoiding this thread like the plague!Comment
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Stop it.
AJ/Hearn waited until his value was lowered by losing to Porky Pig & Wilder was already involved with Fury to make a "real" offer.
They had from 2016-2019 that they wanted nothing to do with Wilder and now they're trying to cover up their years of running by acting like Wilder was running from them when he was honoring his commitment to rematch Tyson Fury after Tyson Fury got a draw after their first fight.
The same way he only wanted to fight Ortiz when he knew he'd have a short training camp when Jarell Miller failed the drug test.
I can't believe y'all still fall for the con man Hearn and his puppet AJ.Comment
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Lmaooo
We real boxing fans predicted that if/when Wilder loses that Hearns/AJ would come out and try to control the narrative!
Wilder is obviously not the best at explaining things and even detailing his words!
Wilder meant that he made a commitment to rematch Fury even with the AJ “offer” which was bs because Joshua had his own commitment with Ruiz!
The only real offer Hearns ever made was the initial flat fee offer they sent to try and fleece Wilder cuz they know Wilder is all wrong for Joshua!
I’ll never forget all the bs smoke n mirror tactics they pulled when the world wanted Joshua vs Wilder for all the marbles, gave Joseph fûçking Parker a percentage but tried to give Wilder a flat fee! Lol
Never forget when Wilder kept calling Team AJ’s bluff and AJ went radio silent for 2 weeks and then came back with one of the weirdest social media posts ever!
Ctfuuiu, revisionist history here folksComment
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