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jamamb wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 23:23 its pretty easy to hurt him tbf, with his style and vulnerability he was always gonna get ktfo

I agree, but even Joshua didn't take him out like that.

Tyson Fury's resurrection looks even more impressive after that.

oh ya, but i just dont know that id call him durable. more like big hearted

jamamb wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 23:25 oh ya, but i just dont know that id call him durable. more like big hearted

Definately more heard than durable.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 23:23 Wonder what Hunter taught him.

No trainer can teach a boxer how to survive Wilder’s power.

He didn't even move his head!
I couldn't believe it.
The most dangerous puncher and he's standing up straight, right in front of him, hands off the phone, and not moving his head at all

jamamb wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 23:25 oh ya, but i just dont know that id call him durable. more like big hearted

He's a tough out, but durable may not be a good descriptor, I agree.

Solid KO for Deontay, but the fight does little for him except showcase him to the public much like the upcoming Joshua Ruiz fight will for Anthony.

KiwiRider wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 23:27 He didn't even move his head!
I couldn't believe it.
The most dangerous puncher and he's standing up straight, right in front of him, hands off the phone, and not moving his head at all

That's who he is. No surprise on his approach. He fought AJ the same way.

jamamb wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 23:25 oh ya, but i just dont know that id call him durable. more like big hearted

Oh for sure he's got a lot of heart, but did you see his fight with Ugonoh? He took an absolute beating in that before coming back to win.

Showtime dropped the ball hard tonight.

Jim Grey is absurd. He gets all huffy puffy because Breazeale refused an interview. The dude just got knocked silly, idiot! He should take a page out of Joe Rogan's book and not interview a fight right after they got ktfo.

Ortiz probably won't last much longer in the expected November rematch.

Could be a repeat of tonight. Or the second Stiverne bout.

All of these one sided match ups are starting to wear thin.

I remeber that DB get many power shots from Izuagbe Ugonoh and survived it so his chin isn't bad.

A week or two ago I stated that Wilders power was underrated and that he was one of the pure punchers of all time.

I stand behind my statement!

Saturday 18, May 2019
Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York, USA
promoter TGB Promotions - Tom Brown
matchmaker John Beninati, Tom Brown

Deontay Wilder 40 0 1
vs
Dominic Breazeale 20 1 0
World Boxing Council World Heavyweight Title (supervisor: Miguel Angel de Pablos)

Gary Russell Jr 29 1 0
vs
Kiko Martinez 39 8 2
World Boxing Council World Featherweight Title (supervisor: Mauricio Sulaiman)

Juan Heraldez 16 0 0
vs
Argenis Mendez 25 5 2

Robert Alfonso 18 0 0
vs
Iago Kiladze 26 4 0

Gary Antonio Russell 13 0 0
vs
Saul Eduardo Hernandez 13 12 1

Gary Antuanne Russell 8 0 0
vs
Marcos Mojica 16 3 2

Richardson Hitchins 8 0 0
vs
Alejandro Munera 4 1 3

Kenny Robles 5 1 0
vs
Roy McGill 6 2 0

Dylan Price 7 0 0
vs
Manuel Salvador Manzo 4 6 2








Deontay Wilder 40 0 1
vs
Dominic Breazeale 20 1 0
World Boxing Council World Heavyweight Title

Wilder won by KTFO








FULL CARD HIGHLIGHTS and VIDEOS HERE:
https://www.the13thround.com/phpBB2/vie ... 6&start=50


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Impractical Poster wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 23:29 Jim Grey is absurd. He gets all huffy puffy because Breazeale refused an interview. The dude just got knocked silly, idiot! He should take a page out of Joe Rogan's book and not interview a fight right after they got ktfo.

Also considering Grey did throw shade at him, saying no one wanted this fight.

Fair to say he paid for his funeral. We probably won’t see DB for another year.

His only 2 losses have come against the best HW’s.

bmilligan wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 23:33 Also considering Grey did throw shade at him, saying no one wanted this fight.

He was making a point. Said the same about AJ fighting Ruiz and Fury.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 23:33 Fair to say he paid for his funeral. We probably won’t see DB for another year.

His only 2 losses have come against the best HW’s.

And that's an important point. Wilder blasted out one of the top HW's out there.

Someone remind me again what was Breazeale's biggest win that helped land him a top 10 ranking all of these years?

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 23:34 He was making a point. Said the same about AJ fighting Ruiz and Fury.

No doubt, it just was not time to make the comment in my opinion.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 23:33 Fair to say he paid for his funeral. We probably won’t see DB for another year.

Perhaps they can schedule Breazeale's fight in 12 months and throw Gary Russell on it as that's about as often as he boxes.

Rob3_142 wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 23:21 Spent 10 minutes trying to find a link, only for it to be over in 140 seconds. Bugger.

Wilder’s ringwalk took longer.

For 15 stone 11 - he does have freakish power.

Breazeale did shake him with 1 punch and Ortiz wobbled him - that’s what makes him and HW Boxing the most watched because of the 1 Punch KO power.

bmilligan wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 23:36 No doubt, it just was not time to make the comment in my opinion.

I can understand. He was stood right there