Comments Thread For: Breland Responds To Wilder Again: Deontay Became Untrainable, I Didn't Even Have His Number

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Saw this first on Twitter which directed me to Mark Breland's instagram page https://www.instagram.com/p/CLDr-b7Ff-y/

[PRINCEKOOL]

Mark Breland has done nothing wrong, the only thing he is guilty of is caring.

But let me make this clear? A WBC world Heavyweight Champion of 5 years, who was still trying and can change a fight in a instant 'In my opinion should not of been pulled out of the fight'. Fury vs Wilder was no amateur fight, honor and reputation was on the line 'Sometimes you just have to let things go, you just have to let a fight go until the end'.

In the moment of war, a fighter like Deontay Wilder is not thinking about 'Being saved for another day, he just wants to somehow turn the tables' this is what Breland is not understanding. Wilder fair enough was being beaten up, but he had not given up on himself.

[2Shotz]

A good fighter never should give up on themselves but their corner should always be prepared to make the call and the fighter needs to honor that. Otherwise why have a corner at all?

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They need to meet face to face and settle this once and for all on PPV, a twerk-off for the ages! (or maybe Wilder can twerk around the ring and Breland has twelve 3 minute rounds to knock him out)

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Mark Breland has done nothing wrong, the only thing he is guilty of is caring.

But let me make this clear? A WBC world Heavyweight Champion of 5 years, who was still trying and can change a fight in a instant 'In my opinion should not of been pulled out of the fight'. Fury vs Wilder was no amateur fight, honor and reputation was on the line 'Sometimes you just have to let things go, you just have to let a fight go until the end'.

In the moment of war, a fighter like Deontay Wilder is not thinking about 'Being saved for another day, he just wants to somehow turn the tables' this is what Breland is not understanding. Wilder fair enough was being beaten up, but he had not given up on himself.

That's true but Breland said in one of the messages that he stopped it because he thought Wilder had a bleed on the brain due to the bleeding ear drum. Also admitted he's not a medical professional and they didn't have one on the team so he went with his limited knowledge and stopped the fight out of genuine concern for Wilder's health.

Interestingly enough, like I had suspected before but wasn't sure, Deas seems to be a shady character in the Wilder camp. Breland has sort of confirmed this now. Deas is sort of controlling a lot of things, including the interactions between Wilder and the rest of the team.

[Lomadeaux]

Once the fighter starts to act like the trainer, the trainer needs to immediately fix that attitude or put him out of the gym.

[Mmann2e]

That's true but Breland said in one of the messages that he stopped it because he thought Wilder had a bleed on the brain due to the bleeding ear drum. Also admitted he's not a medical professional and they didn't have one on the team so he went with his limited knowledge and stopped the fight out of genuine concern for Wilder's health.

Interestingly enough, like I had suspected before but wasn't sure, Deas seems to be a shady character in the Wilder camp. Breland has sort of confirmed this now. Deas is sort of controlling a lot of things, including the interactions between Wilder and the rest of the team.

Deas owns Wilder we all knew this and this isn't charity or about Wilder this about Jay Deas getting a return on his fifteen year investment.

[Rip Chudd]

What Breland is saying can be confirmed by the fact that Wilder didn't progress as a fighter at all. He even said after the first Ortiz fight that he had power to bail him out all the time so there was no need to work on his craft. Delusional fool, he got the beating that was coming to him