Deontay Wilder vs. Dominic Breazeale on Sky Sports - 18 May 2019

[Ruthless-RKO]

[Nondescript]

Incredible right hand that was.

[Ruthless-RKO]

[hitman_hatton1]

No one in the UK up for this?

bet aj is sound asleep.

a few more stumbling blocks for hearn to think up in negotiation.

[oogiebe]

bet aj is sound asleep.

a few more stumbling blocks for hearn to think up in negotiation.

We'll see all the Wilder haters tomorrow (later today) as the UK wakes up.

[lillywhite14]

bet aj is sound asleep.

a few more stumbling blocks for hearn to think up in negotiation.

Can’t see Fury wanting a rematch too soon either!

[oogiebe]

Can’t see Fury wanting a rematch too soon either!

Agreed. I wouldn't either!

[jamamb]

is wilder any diffent of a fighter then he was 1 fight ago?

[oogiebe]

is wilder any diffent of a fighter then he was 1 fight ago?

I think getting his weight back to the low 220's helped his power, so maybe.

[TheLeprechaun]

Breazeale got up much quicker than Fury did.

[jamamb]

anyone care to time those to see how long it took each of them

it was kinda similar with how they went down and went still but then suddenly got up

[Finkel]

Breazeale got up much quicker than Fury did.

Strange comment, complete opposite of reality:
From canvas to standing:

Fury was rising at 8, up at 9 seconds and standing before 10 - going visually off the digital clock (in the 12th round) and was steady on his feet
https://www.sho.com/video/65123/wilder- ... n-round-12

Breazeale was rising at 10, up at 11 seconds and "standing" at 12 going visually off the digital clock (in the 1st round) and then proceeded to fall about the place.

[oogiebe]

Strange comment, complete opposite of reality:
From canvas to standing
Fury was rising at 8, up at 9 seconds and standing before 10 - going off a digital clock (in the 12th round) and was steady on his feet
Breazeale was rising at 10, up at 11 seconds and "standing" at 12 going off a digital clock (in the 1st round) and then proceeded to fall about the place.

[jamamb]

i think leppys still salty it wasnt stopped

[JimStone]

So Wilder is a huge puncher, who knew..?

This night should have been Fury 2 or Joshua 1 not a handbag snatch from a static headed also ran.

Love his power, vulnerability, athleticism, spite, size and build. Just wish he and the rest weren't wasting our time fighting stiffs for easy money.

[jamamb]

So Wilder is a huge puncher, who knew..?

This night should have been Fury 2 or Joshua 1 not a handbag snatch from a static headed also ran.

Love his power, vulnerability, athleticism, spite, size and build. Just wish he and the rest weren't wasting our time fighting stiffs for easy money.

pretty much this

[Boxerbeetle]

Wilder is pretty garbage, but his power is off the scale.

[tobyh5]

Can’t see Fury wanting a rematch too soon either!

Why not?!

What will Fury think or know this morning which he did not know 24 hours ago?

Man I like your posts but that one (imo) is a little daft. WIlder has power and can easily catch a sub par target. We have known that an awful long time. If he catches most guys, he will knock them out. Yeah we knew that too.

Damn, Breazeale was awful. Guy tried to press, took a few straight shots and did not really adapt. Ignored the warning of getting caught and stumbling (sure he landed a shot back, but the takeaway in his mindset should have been that Wilder has power, Wilder can catch me), and it reminds me of the AJ fight, how terrible his own shots are. Watch a couple left "hook" attempts. Its like he has a left arm disability as he cannot actually turn the arm into an arc. I think a kid could be taught to turn that shot better on their first day on the bag

[lillywhite14]

Why not?!

What will Fury think or know this morning which he did not know 24 hours ago?

Man I like your posts but that one (imo) is a little daft. WIlder has power and can easily catch a sub par target. We have known that an awful long time. If he catches most guys, he will knock them out. Yeah we knew that too.

Damn, Breazeale was awful. Guy tried to press, took a few straight shots and did not really adapt. Ignored the warning of getting caught and stumbling (sure he landed a shot back, but the takeaway in his mindset should have been that Wilder has power, Wilder can catch me), and it reminds me of the AJ fight, how terrible his own shots are. Watch a couple left "hook" attempts. Its like he has a left arm disability as he cannot actually turn the arm into an arc. I think a kid could be taught to turn that shot better on their first day on the bag

Well, I should clarify I think Fury isn’t particularly keen on the rematch generally speaking, for various reasons, one being he knows Wilder carries the power to take him.

The weight of Wilder is interesting. Why was he so light for Fury? In any rematch you’d be advising him to come to the ring around 225/230.

[lillywhite14]

So Wilder is a huge puncher, who knew..?

This night should have been Fury 2 or Joshua 1 not a handbag snatch from a static headed also ran.

Love his power, vulnerability, athleticism, spite, size and build. Just wish he and the rest weren't wasting our time fighting stiffs for easy money.

[JimStone]

The weight of Wilder is interesting. Why was he so light for Fury? In any rematch you’d be advising him to come to the ring around 225/230.

I think his weight versus Fury was a result of him getting his carbs muddled. I'm a similar size and weight and can swing in weight by almost a stone by depleting glycogen and the associated plasma. He was probably experimenting with a different nutrition plan and fucked it up a bit.

[tobyh5]

Well, I should clarify I think Fury isn’t particularly keen on the rematch generally speaking, for various reasons, one being he knows Wilder carries the power to take him.

The weight of Wilder is interesting. Why was he so light for Fury? In any rematch you’d be advising him to come to the ring around 225/230.

In fairness, or on reflection, Fury has been a huge disappointment to be honest. I was full on the Fury train back in December and through the start of the year. I thought Hearn/AJ were on the ropes and taking a lot of heat. Fury was this "proper fighting man" but since then, turned out to be the same as all of them - max dollars with minimum risk.

All the shite he has said can be thrown back at him. His contridictions are off the scale.

*Also, I do laugh at Warren talking shite back in December with his argument about why AJ and Wilder had not signed. Hearn and AJ stuck to their script that Wilder did not want it, would not do a deal which understood the value of the two fighters etc and gave his whole: "Hearn and AJ did not want the fight, if they did they would have signed for it. Hiding behind this money nonsense is avoiding the fight. Fury did not care how much money, he is a fighting man with confidence who just wanted and signed for the fight. The Wilder team were easy to deal with, we did the deal over a cup of tea and crumpets while Countdown was on the TV in the background."

Easy to say when Fury had nearly no value.

Now Warren finds Team Wilder impossible to deal with. Won't respect the value Fury brings to the table and blah blah blah all the same stuff he said Hearn was lying about when he said it.

[Boxerbeetle]

It’s been clear from the start that Wilder and Fury are the ones pissing around, not Hearn & Joshua. Just take a look at their respective resumes; Joshua is way ahead of them and always looking for a challenge. Wilder & Fury are happiest fighting no-hopers.

[ThereByTheGrace]

It’s been clear from the start that Wilder and Fury are the ones pissing around, not Hearn & Joshua. Just take a look at their respective resumes; Joshua is way ahead of them and always looking for a challenge. Wilder & Fury are happiest fighting no-hopers.

No hopers like andy ruiz!?

Joshuas a roidy robot (allegedly) and fury would outbox him. Id like to see wilder knock him out

[samwbr]

No hopers like andy ruiz!?

Joshuas a roidy robot (allegedly) and fury would outbox him. Id like to see wilder knock him out

Tom Schwartz