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blanca wrote: ↑25 Feb 2020, 19:52

Onetimeonly wrote: ↑25 Feb 2020, 15:32

Fury is actually good. Way to take that from him. You awful fans are a microcosm of why boxing sucks ass now. We used to recruit people to watch, that speech wouldn't do it. Wilder is a limited guy with a ton of heart and a big right.

Please reply using legible english. Yes Fury is great unfortunately wilder isn't.

blanca wrote: ↑25 Feb 2020, 15:05 Worst and most pathetic excuse ever in boxing. Be a man and admit you got splattered like a fly by the better fighter. Wilder is done imo, the aura has been shattered, he'll end up getting done again, what a fraud

JMac wrote: ↑25 Feb 2020, 14:22 Excuses excuses.....as I watched the walkouts and then saw what Wilder was wearing, I said to my son who was watching with me, that Wilder is not warmed up. Fury took a long time to get in the ring. Wilder had to have that stupid outfit on while that was going on. It was so bulky I would bet a million dollars he was not staying warmed up and throwing punches while back in the dressing room during Fury's walkout. Then he does his long slow walk to the ring with the rapper who sucked. While Wilder was not throwing punches for a long time, Fury was able to move around the ring and throw punches staying / getting warmed up as Wilder came in the ring and then had to take some time to get the stupid outfit off. All the while Fury is moving around.
Earlier in the night on Saturday, I had a boxer in a golden glove tournament. Our fight was like 12th on the card but there were walkovers and boxers that didn't show. I check and find out, we are now the 5th fight. I got my guy ready and good and warmed up. The other coach has no clue their fight is moved up. All of sudden they find out their guy is up next, they rush him over to get gloves on and he has to get in the ring right away. No warm up. I tell my boxer to jump on him, he's not ready and that's what we did and my guy stops him in the first round.
Wilder is a joke saying the 40 lb outfit took his legs. He's 230 lbs. Military members often carry way more than 40 lb packs as they do what they do. As for firing Mark Breland, I could see that for only one reason which was not for throwing the towel in. He saved Wilder's life but he never made Wilder better with his fundamentals which have sucked since his amateur days. Maybe working with a prima dona pro...Wilder didn't want to work on fundamentals but he's a one trick pony and that's his right hand. He has no defense or technique on movement or just working the basics. I don't know the background of the white guy in the corner, Jay something but he probably should be the one to go.
Props to Fury to make the adjustments to easily win the fight.

Tony1244 wrote: ↑26 Feb 2020, 11:52 I kind of get itchy socks, that's really annoying. Wilder's excuse is the worst I've heard but that doesn't mean he can't come back.

Foreman had some whoppers (no pun intended) for excuses after Zaire but he certainly won some big fights after that.

Thomastearns wrote: ↑26 Feb 2020, 12:47

JMac wrote: ↑25 Feb 2020, 14:22 Excuses excuses.....as I watched the walkouts and then saw what Wilder was wearing, I said to my son who was watching with me, that Wilder is not warmed up. Fury took a long time to get in the ring. Wilder had to have that stupid outfit on while that was going on. It was so bulky I would bet a million dollars he was not staying warmed up and throwing punches while back in the dressing room during Fury's walkout. Then he does his long slow walk to the ring with the rapper who sucked. While Wilder was not throwing punches for a long time, Fury was able to move around the ring and throw punches staying / getting warmed up as Wilder came in the ring and then had to take some time to get the stupid outfit off. All the while Fury is moving around.
Earlier in the night on Saturday, I had a boxer in a golden glove tournament. Our fight was like 12th on the card but there were walkovers and boxers that didn't show. I check and find out, we are now the 5th fight. I got my guy ready and good and warmed up. The other coach has no clue their fight is moved up. All of sudden they find out their guy is up next, they rush him over to get gloves on and he has to get in the ring right away. No warm up. I tell my boxer to jump on him, he's not ready and that's what we did and my guy stops him in the first round.
Wilder is a joke saying the 40 lb outfit took his legs. He's 230 lbs. Military members often carry way more than 40 lb packs as they do what they do. As for firing Mark Breland, I could see that for only one reason which was not for throwing the towel in. He saved Wilder's life but he never made Wilder better with his fundamentals which have sucked since his amateur days. Maybe working with a prima dona pro...Wilder didn't want to work on fundamentals but he's a one trick pony and that's his right hand. He has no defense or technique on movement or just working the basics. I don't know the background of the white guy in the corner, Jay something but he probably should be the one to go.
Props to Fury to make the adjustments to easily win the fight.

Great post!

I can remember the days when Mike Tyson would enter the ring focussed like Jack Dempsey on the prowl - ready to strike from the bell.

Anyway, rather disturbingly it looks as if Deontay Wilder's still needs more time to get over his shock.

First the suit fiasco, and now this nonsense about never being allowed to be rescued in the ring.

https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/box ... 56326.html

Come on Deontay, be prepared to listen.

Messianic belief can be a great thing but a little knowledge from the wise won't hurt either.

Onetimeonly wrote: ↑26 Feb 2020, 16:41

Tony1244 wrote: ↑26 Feb 2020, 11:52 I kind of get itchy socks, that's really annoying. Wilder's excuse is the worst I've heard but that doesn't mean he can't come back.

Foreman had some whoppers (no pun intended) for excuses after Zaire but he certainly won some big fights after that.

I don't recall the itch being the problem, pretty sure they affected his power.

Tony1244 wrote: ↑26 Feb 2020, 16:50

Onetimeonly wrote: ↑26 Feb 2020, 16:41

I don't recall the itch being the problem, pretty sure they affected his power.

Someone had mentioned itchy socks as a "worst excuse." May have been talking about Pacquio or someone else.

Candy takes a fighter's shtick very seriously.

Counter-puncher wrote: ↑26 Feb 2020, 20:40 I thought he was saying the socks caused blisters or something.

Onetimeonly wrote: ↑26 Feb 2020, 21:07

Counter-puncher wrote: ↑26 Feb 2020, 20:40 I thought he was saying the socks caused blisters or something.

Lol, probably, he also lost from a blood sample and hurt his shoulder, etc...

Counter-puncher wrote: ↑27 Feb 2020, 06:30

Onetimeonly wrote: ↑26 Feb 2020, 21:07

Lol, probably, he also lost from a blood sample and hurt his shoulder, etc...

there were excuses for Morales 1 too, weren't there, there was the cut for one and I'm sure something else too. maybe socks there too. they're a constant source of problems, socks.

Onetimeonly wrote: ↑27 Feb 2020, 11:05

Look at that tiny little head. He fixed that for the Morales rematch!

Counter-puncher wrote: ↑27 Feb 2020, 11:43

Onetimeonly wrote: ↑27 Feb 2020, 11:05

Look at that tiny little head. He fixed that for the Morales rematch!

although he was yet to reach his 'peak head size' years

Loftgroov wrote: ↑25 Feb 2020, 16:10 The result would have been the same had Wilder sashayed to the ring in a tiny pink bikini.
Fury beat the sh1t out of him. End of story.

franio wrote: ↑27 Feb 2020, 20:19

Loftgroov wrote: ↑25 Feb 2020, 16:10 The result would have been the same had Wilder sashayed to the ring in a tiny pink bikini.
Fury beat the sh1t out of him. End of story.

Maybe Wilder will try bikini next time. Wilder should thanks Fury for great boxing lesson instead of think up stupid excuses. Everybody needs lesson like this, Wlad vs Sanders, AJ vs Ruiz, Tyson vs Douglas, this help them become better boxers.