Round-by-Round: Deontay Wilder vs. Dominic Breazeale - May 18, 2019

[punchoutsb]

He stopped Duhaupus, so ergo, he couldn't take his punches.

Next.

So your criteria is stoppages. Fury and Stiverne 1 then. If the criteria is knockdowns, Duhaupas. If the criteria is wins, Fury.

And since I know you’ll readjust what taking a punch means to make your fan girl hyperbole true let me go ahead and stop you.

You can’t prove that no man alive can take his punches. You can’t prove any other heavyweight he hasn’t fought can’t. To be fair you’ve failed miserably when trying to use the record of actual opponents. I’m done talking to you, I know better than to come between a fan girl and their idol.

[Ricky]

So your criteria is stoppages. Fury and Stiverne

Let me get this straight, you're telling me that Tyson Fury and Bermane Stiverne can take Wilder's power.


Have a nice day

[punchoutsb]

duhaupas showed an unreal chin, he took loads of flush loaded up shots for 10+ rounds and never went down, the ref had to step in for mercy

Duhaupas is fairly durable but he held it together great that night. Took Wilders best shots even though no one on earth can

Wilder hasnt fought many durable opponents. Is Duhaupas the second most durable behind Ortiz? That’s something else the idiots forget when they jizz over his power.

[squiggy]

Let me get this straight, you're telling me that Tyson Fury and Bermane Stiverne can take Wilder's power.


Have a nice day

I imagine Fury'd be surprised to hear he can't.

[Ricky]

I imagine Fury'd be surprised to hear he can't.

Fury is chinny.

[oogiebe]

Fury is chinny.

I disagree. How can you say that?

[Ricky]

I disagree. How can you say that?

He's been dropped by much much smaller men.

[oogiebe]

He's been dropped by much much smaller men.

He always gets up though doesn't he? I think he proved his chin vs Wilder wouldn't you?

[jamamb]

it all depends what we mean by 'take/can stand up to etc' and also how many punches were talking abut

no doubt wilder has a+ pop though

[jamamb]

He always gets up though doesn't he? I think he proved his chin vs Wilder wouldn't you?

to me thats more power of recovery i guess

i think of chin more as how easy it is to hurt someone.in the first place

[oogiebe]

to me thats more power of recovery i guess

i think of chin more as how easy it is to hurt someone.in the first place

Still, Fury isn't exactly "chinny."

[Ruthless-RKO]

to me thats more power of recovery i guess

i think of chin more as how easy it is to hurt someone.in the first place

Wilder didn’t really connect properly on Fury. Fury was already moving backwards so there was less impact. Wasn’t like he walked towards to shots.

[oogiebe]

Wilder didn’t really connect properly on Fury. Fury was already moving backwards so there was less impact. Wasn’t like he walked towards to shots.

He didn't take a full shot, no. But someone else posted that Fury was chinny, and I just don't agree with that. Audley Harrison was chinny!

[Lackeos]

Fury is chinny.

Sounds like a pretty poor endorsement for Wilder's power. Chinny fighter goes the full 12 rounds. Oof.

[Ricky]

Sounds like a pretty poor endorsement for Wilder's power. Chinny fighter goes the full 12 rounds. Oof.

Giant scared man runs like Mo Farah for 12 rounds, barely throwing a punch, still gets flattened twice despite not taking full blooded shots.

[Ruthless-RKO]

He didn't take a full shot, no. But someone else posted that Fury was chinny, and I just don't agree with that. Audley Harrison was chinny!

I would say Fury is Chinny. He can definitely take a shot.

Boxers eventually get KD any time.

[Enlightened-One]

Giant scared man runs like Mo Farah for 12 rounds, barely throwing a punch, still gets flattened twice despite not taking full blooded shots.

You're on form with your trolling today, aren't you?

[jamamb]

i wonder what numbers this did on showtime, wilder did 1m before on show, so you think with the fury fight and ppl calling that a smash success it would be a career best for him on show?

[oogiebe]

i wonder what numbers this did on showtime, wilder did 1m before on show, so you think with the fury fight and ppl calling that a smash success it would be a career best for him on show?

I don't know how the live broadcast did, but reports say that the replay went viral on Twitter with over 10 million views.

[jamamb]

interesting, social media is so fast and easy though, i wonder how many ppl got 'hooked' to actually tune in by the fury fight

[oogiebe]

interesting, social media is so fast and easy though, i wonder how many ppl got 'hooked' to actually tune in by the fury fight

LOL, I doubt too many. This sort of brutal KO gets the casuals out. A mostly boring 12 rounder doesn't.

[jamamb]

does anyone believe that wilder made 20m from this fight?

[oogiebe]

does anyone believe that wilder made 20m from this fight?

I don't. It would have been advertised I suspect.

[jamamb]

i wonder if that dazn deal was actually real

if it was he wouldve made 20m for that 1 round job and then aj would be on deck for him next

i doubt we see it till wilders turning 35 or 36 at minimum

[Enlightened-One]

does anyone believe that wilder made 20m from this fight?

I’ve heard reports of Wilder receiving between $10m to $12m for the Breazeale bout, which seem unrealistically high to me, but that’s what the media are suggesting.

$20m seems bizarrely excessive, because it’s so much more than what Wilder earned for the Fury bout.

In fact, $20m is more than Wilder earned for his first eight world title fights. It’s roughly ten times more than what he earned to face Luis Ortiz.

I wonder if Team Wilder are reporting false figures as a negotiating tactic for his potential bouts against Fury and AJ.

And if Wilder really did earn $20m to face Breazeale, then what has changed to cause his purse to increase so dramatically?