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KiwiRider wrote: ↑04 Nov 2017, 16:03

lazboy wrote: ↑04 Nov 2017, 09:11 When was Stiverne made the replacement in this fight? About 4 weeks ago. That’s how much training hes done. It’s not enough.....you can tell. I’d be very surprised it goes the distance. I wouldn’t be surprised with a ko in the first 3.

He was training to fight Breazeale, so theoretically he has had the same amount to time to get into shape as Wilder has. The glaring fact is that he is not in shape. At least he dosent look dehydrated

caldo2025 wrote: ↑04 Nov 2017, 06:40 I don't understand why no one is giving Stiverne a shot to upset Wilder tonight. I was following Stiverne prior to his first fight with Wilder and I've seen the ability and power that he's displayed inside the ring that I deemed as "special". I was so excited to see that "special" ability up against Wilder's balky resume of victims and loud mouth in the first fight. From the first minute of the fight, I noticed that this was not the same Stiverne. Everything was off...I thought that perhaps either I was wrong or the moment proved to be too big and lights too bright for the soft spoken champ, Stiverne.

The truth was that Stiverne was hurt and injuries prohibited him from turning on that "special" talent that some of us have noticed. I think that the horrible performance in the first fight will end up being Stiverne's saving grace in the second because I really don't think that Wilder has any idea what kind of fight he could be in for tonight if the right Stiverne shows up. I'm putting a large healthy bet on Stiverne because I think he's going to take Wilder out tonight. Do the same and thank me later.

Boxing Writer wrote: ↑04 Nov 2017, 23:48

caldo2025 wrote: ↑04 Nov 2017, 06:40 I don't understand why no one is giving Stiverne a shot to upset Wilder tonight. I was following Stiverne prior to his first fight with Wilder and I've seen the ability and power that he's displayed inside the ring that I deemed as "special". I was so excited to see that "special" ability up against Wilder's balky resume of victims and loud mouth in the first fight. From the first minute of the fight, I noticed that this was not the same Stiverne. Everything was off...I thought that perhaps either I was wrong or the moment proved to be too big and lights too bright for the soft spoken champ, Stiverne.

The truth was that Stiverne was hurt and injuries prohibited him from turning on that "special" talent that some of us have noticed. I think that the horrible performance in the first fight will end up being Stiverne's saving grace in the second because I really don't think that Wilder has any idea what kind of fight he could be in for tonight if the right Stiverne shows up. I'm putting a large healthy bet on Stiverne because I think he's going to take Wilder out tonight. Do the same and thank me later.

lazboy wrote: ↑04 Nov 2017, 23:49

Boxing Writer wrote: ↑04 Nov 2017, 23:48

caldo2025 wrote: ↑04 Nov 2017, 06:40 I don't understand why no one is giving Stiverne a shot to upset Wilder tonight. I was following Stiverne prior to his first fight with Wilder and I've seen the ability and power that he's displayed inside the ring that I deemed as "special". I was so excited to see that "special" ability up against Wilder's balky resume of victims and loud mouth in the first fight. From the first minute of the fight, I noticed that this was not the same Stiverne. Everything was off...I thought that perhaps either I was wrong or the moment proved to be too big and lights too bright for the soft spoken champ, Stiverne.

The truth was that Stiverne was hurt and injuries prohibited him from turning on that "special" talent that some of us have noticed. I think that the horrible performance in the first fight will end up being Stiverne's saving grace in the second because I really don't think that Wilder has any idea what kind of fight he could be in for tonight if the right Stiverne shows up. I'm putting a large healthy bet on Stiverne because I think he's going to take Wilder out tonight. Do the same and thank me later.

TheBeast wrote: ↑04 Nov 2017, 23:57 Wilder KTFO STiverne in Rematch



More card highlights here:
http://www.the13thround.com/phpBB2/view ... 2#p1783202

ENJOY!!

Freedom wrote: ↑04 Nov 2017, 23:51 Something strange in this fight, the second knockdown hit the glove and down went Stivern? Third legit.

lazboy wrote: ↑04 Nov 2017, 23:49

Boxing Writer wrote: ↑04 Nov 2017, 23:48

caldo2025 wrote: ↑04 Nov 2017, 06:40 I don't understand why no one is giving Stiverne a shot to upset Wilder tonight. I was following Stiverne prior to his first fight with Wilder and I've seen the ability and power that he's displayed inside the ring that I deemed as "special". I was so excited to see that "special" ability up against Wilder's balky resume of victims and loud mouth in the first fight. From the first minute of the fight, I noticed that this was not the same Stiverne. Everything was off...I thought that perhaps either I was wrong or the moment proved to be too big and lights too bright for the soft spoken champ, Stiverne.

The truth was that Stiverne was hurt and injuries prohibited him from turning on that "special" talent that some of us have noticed. I think that the horrible performance in the first fight will end up being Stiverne's saving grace in the second because I really don't think that Wilder has any idea what kind of fight he could be in for tonight if the right Stiverne shows up. I'm putting a large healthy bet on Stiverne because I think he's going to take Wilder out tonight. Do the same and thank me later.

Boxing Writer wrote: ↑04 Nov 2017, 23:48

caldo2025 wrote: ↑04 Nov 2017, 06:40 I don't understand why no one is giving Stiverne a shot to upset Wilder tonight. I was following Stiverne prior to his first fight with Wilder and I've seen the ability and power that he's displayed inside the ring that I deemed as "special". I was so excited to see that "special" ability up against Wilder's balky resume of victims and loud mouth in the first fight. From the first minute of the fight, I noticed that this was not the same Stiverne. Everything was off...I thought that perhaps either I was wrong or the moment proved to be too big and lights too bright for the soft spoken champ, Stiverne.

The truth was that Stiverne was hurt and injuries prohibited him from turning on that "special" talent that some of us have noticed. I think that the horrible performance in the first fight will end up being Stiverne's saving grace in the second because I really don't think that Wilder has any idea what kind of fight he could be in for tonight if the right Stiverne shows up. I'm putting a large healthy bet on Stiverne because I think he's going to take Wilder out tonight. Do the same and thank me later.

Boxing Writer wrote: ↑04 Nov 2017, 23:48

caldo2025 wrote: ↑04 Nov 2017, 06:40 I don't understand why no one is giving Stiverne a shot to upset Wilder tonight. I was following Stiverne prior to his first fight with Wilder and I've seen the ability and power that he's displayed inside the ring that I deemed as "special". I was so excited to see that "special" ability up against Wilder's balky resume of victims and loud mouth in the first fight. From the first minute of the fight, I noticed that this was not the same Stiverne. Everything was off...I thought that perhaps either I was wrong or the moment proved to be too big and lights too bright for the soft spoken champ, Stiverne.

The truth was that Stiverne was hurt and injuries prohibited him from turning on that "special" talent that some of us have noticed. I think that the horrible performance in the first fight will end up being Stiverne's saving grace in the second because I really don't think that Wilder has any idea what kind of fight he could be in for tonight if the right Stiverne shows up. I'm putting a large healthy bet on Stiverne because I think he's going to take Wilder out tonight. Do the same and thank me later.

Jaywheel wrote: ↑05 Nov 2017, 00:07 OP is a fag

caldo2025 wrote: ↑04 Nov 2017, 06:40 I don't understand why no one is giving Stiverne a shot to upset Wilder tonight. I was following Stiverne prior to his first fight with Wilder and I've seen the ability and power that he's displayed inside the ring that I deemed as "special". I was so excited to see that "special" ability up against Wilder's balky resume of victims and loud mouth in the first fight. From the first minute of the fight, I noticed that this was not the same Stiverne. Everything was off...I thought that perhaps either I was wrong or the moment proved to be too big and lights too bright for the soft spoken champ, Stiverne.

The truth was that Stiverne was hurt and injuries prohibited him from turning on that "special" talent that some of us have noticed. I think that the horrible performance in the first fight will end up being Stiverne's saving grace in the second because I really don't think that Wilder has any idea what kind of fight he could be in for tonight if the right Stiverne shows up. I'm putting a large healthy bet on Stiverne because I think he's going to take Wilder out tonight. Do the same and thank me later.

caldo2025 wrote: ↑05 Nov 2017, 01:40

Boxing Writer wrote: ↑04 Nov 2017, 23:48

caldo2025 wrote: ↑04 Nov 2017, 06:40 I don't understand why no one is giving Stiverne a shot to upset Wilder tonight. I was following Stiverne prior to his first fight with Wilder and I've seen the ability and power that he's displayed inside the ring that I deemed as "special". I was so excited to see that "special" ability up against Wilder's balky resume of victims and loud mouth in the first fight. From the first minute of the fight, I noticed that this was not the same Stiverne. Everything was off...I thought that perhaps either I was wrong or the moment proved to be too big and lights too bright for the soft spoken champ, Stiverne.

The truth was that Stiverne was hurt and injuries prohibited him from turning on that "special" talent that some of us have noticed. I think that the horrible performance in the first fight will end up being Stiverne's saving grace in the second because I really don't think that Wilder has any idea what kind of fight he could be in for tonight if the right Stiverne shows up. I'm putting a large healthy bet on Stiverne because I think he's going to take Wilder out tonight. Do the same and thank me later.

Lmaooooooooooooo. Where’s the delete button when you you pray for it? Lmao. I deserve it guys. Go ahead. The best insult wins a prize and I’m going to read and rank each one.

jamamb wrote: ↑04 Nov 2017, 23:49 caldo didnt really believe it he just wanted some attention

gilgamesh wrote: ↑05 Nov 2017, 01:42

caldo2025 wrote: ↑04 Nov 2017, 06:40 I don't understand why no one is giving Stiverne a shot to upset Wilder tonight. I was following Stiverne prior to his first fight with Wilder and I've seen the ability and power that he's displayed inside the ring that I deemed as "special". I was so excited to see that "special" ability up against Wilder's balky resume of victims and loud mouth in the first fight. From the first minute of the fight, I noticed that this was not the same Stiverne. Everything was off...I thought that perhaps either I was wrong or the moment proved to be too big and lights too bright for the soft spoken champ, Stiverne.

The truth was that Stiverne was hurt and injuries prohibited him from turning on that "special" talent that some of us have noticed. I think that the horrible performance in the first fight will end up being Stiverne's saving grace in the second because I really don't think that Wilder has any idea what kind of fight he could be in for tonight if the right Stiverne shows up. I'm putting a large healthy bet on Stiverne because I think he's going to take Wilder out tonight. Do the same and thank me later.

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