BoxRec

---09:50---

Tyson Fury: ''If anybody writes Deontay Wilder off, they are a bigger mug than I ever thought possible. Because Deontay Wilder bar none - even today, is the most dangerous heavyweight alive. And he would wipe the floor with every other single heavyweight out there apart from myself. And I also believe that Oleksandr Usyk would give problems to Deontay Wilder.''

Discuss Wilder haters and Joshua fans!

I hear this is how Wilder (and maybe Tev lol) reacted when he heard this

The BombSquaders are the BoingSquaders now

what the f.... did i just watch there

You watched Deontay giving back to the fans

give the people what they want

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑24 Jun 2020, 18:01

any fights u looking forward too maggie

I like Martinez vs Dalakian and Smith vs Alvarez, though not sure how firmed up these are. Also W arren has a good British title bill.

What about you matey?

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑24 Jun 2020, 18:18 I like Martinez vs Dalakian and Smith vs Alvarez, though not sure how firmed up these are. Also W arren has a good British title bill.

What about you matey?

could be a good one, i tipped jay harris as an under dog to beat Martinez , he is awarked figter tough martinez throws shots from everywhere ,as well maybe gases a little but someone well worth watching

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑24 Jun 2020, 18:18 I like Martinez vs Dalakian and Smith vs Alvarez, though not sure how firmed up these are. Also W arren has a good British title bill.

What about you matey?

to be honest just saw joe smith v Eleider Álvarez
i ve been following smith for quite few years now so glad he has come this far with chance of winning

What I find rather intriguing is that if Wilder’s handlers concurred with Tyson Fury’s perception, then why did ‘The Bronze Bomber’ keep ducking Dillian Whyte, which resulted in the American rejecting multiple career-high payday offers?

And in my humble opinion, during Deontay’s last seven outings, Wilder probably hasn’t won a single round where he failed to score a knockdown (this is more of a personal opinion rather than being an irrefutable fact, but regardless, it won't be far removed from universally-regarded reality).

Don’t get me wrong, Wilder only needs a few seconds of “excellence” to land his great right hand to win a fight, but he’s overly-reliant on landing the one hitter quitter, to the point that most of his opponents give him trouble until they're KO'd!

Enlightened-One wrote: ↑24 Jun 2020, 19:47 What I find rather intriguing is that if Wilder’s handlers concurred with Tyson Fury’s perception, then why did ‘The Bronze Bomber’ keep ducking Dillian Whyte, which resulted in the American rejecting multiple career-high payday offers?

And in my humble opinion, during Deontay’s last seven outings, Wilder probably hasn’t won a single round where he failed to score a knockdown (this is more of a personal opinion rather than being an irrefutable fact, but regardless, it won't be far removed from universally-regarded reality).

Don’t get me wrong, Wilder only needs a few seconds of “excellence” to land his great right hand to win a fight, but he’s overly-reliant on landing the one hitter quitter, to the point that most of his opponents give him trouble until they're KO'd!

I see what you did there.

oogiebe wrote: ↑24 Jun 2020, 19:49

Enlightened-One wrote: ↑24 Jun 2020, 19:47 What I find rather intriguing is that if Wilder’s handlers concurred with Tyson Fury’s perception, then why did ‘The Bronze Bomber’ keep ducking Dillian Whyte, which resulted in the American rejecting multiple career-high payday offers?

And in my humble opinion, during Deontay’s last seven outings, Wilder probably hasn’t won a single round where he failed to score a knockdown (this is more of a personal opinion rather than being an irrefutable fact, but regardless, it won't be far removed from universally-regarded reality).

Don’t get me wrong, Wilder only needs a few seconds of “excellence” to land his great right hand to win a fight, but he’s overly-reliant on landing the one hitter quitter, to the point that most of his opponents give him trouble until they're KO'd!

I see what you did there.

That’s because I understand the difference between an opinion and a fact. I also understand the difference between the words objective and subjective.

I'd advise you to do some reading and when you've acquired sufficient knowledge, you might be able to understand the meanings of those words too.

Enlightened-One wrote: ↑24 Jun 2020, 20:06

oogiebe wrote: ↑24 Jun 2020, 19:49

I see what you did there.

That’s because I understand the difference between an opinion and a fact. I also understand the difference between the words objective and subjective.

I'd advise you to do some reading and when you've acquired sufficient knowledge, you might be able to understand the meanings of those words too.

I just figured out who EO is. He is Shane Douglas when he played a heel professor on WWE.

Enlightened-One wrote: ↑24 Jun 2020, 20:06

oogiebe wrote: ↑24 Jun 2020, 19:49

I see what you did there.

That’s because I understand the difference between an opinion and a fact. I also understand the difference between the words objective and subjective.

I'd advise you to do some reading and when you've acquired sufficient knowledge, you might be able to understand the meanings of those words too.

You have no idea what I was talking about. What else is new.

Tony1244 wrote: ↑24 Jun 2020, 20:12

Enlightened-One wrote: ↑24 Jun 2020, 20:06
That’s because I understand the difference between an opinion and a fact. I also understand the difference between the words objective and subjective.

I'd advise you to do some reading and when you've acquired sufficient knowledge, you might be able to understand the meanings of those words too.

I just figured out who EO is. He is Shane Douglas when he played a heel professor on WWE.

I don't remember him, so you're probably right.

oogiebe wrote: ↑24 Jun 2020, 20:50

Tony1244 wrote: ↑24 Jun 2020, 20:12

I just figured out who EO is. He is Shane Douglas when he played a heel professor on WWE.

I don't remember him, so you're probably right.

Tony1244 wrote: ↑24 Jun 2020, 21:06

oogiebe wrote: ↑24 Jun 2020, 20:50
I don't remember him, so you're probably right.

Nah, Shane Douglas' character isn't nearly dumb or pompous enough to be him.

No one beats a pre-costume Deontay Wilder.

lazboy wrote: ↑24 Jun 2020, 21:55 No one beats a pre-costume Deontay Wilder.

I figure more than 5 or 10 guys could've given him trouble all along. If his confidence is damaged maybe more than that.

Fury was right that he and Usyk were no.1 and no.2 not AJ.

Fury also recently criticized Usyk for the Chisora performance but then he said perhaps Usyk was faking it and not showing his best, styles makes fights and AJ fought with wrong tactics he shouldn't try to box he should've get into slugfest like Chisora did, still we don't know if AJ really has the chin to do that, but still I think Chisora bout Usyk wasn't the best Usyk.

If Fury gets KOd, he's warned us now that Wilder is the most dangerous heavyweight. Fury is favored but it's far from a lock. Hopefully no headlocks or rabbit punches this time.

Bandog wrote: ↑26 Sep 2021, 23:22 If Fury gets KOd, he's warned us now that Wilder is the most dangerous heavyweight. Fury is favored but it's far from a lock. Hopefully no headlocks or rabbit punches this time.

ya, and no excuses right

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑26 Sep 2021, 23:23

Bandog wrote: ↑26 Sep 2021, 23:22 If Fury gets KOd, he's warned us now that Wilder is the most dangerous heavyweight. Fury is favored but it's far from a lock. Hopefully no headlocks or rabbit punches this time.

ya, and no excuses right

Hopefully not. I hope whoever wins, does it clearly, and it's a clean fight. No rematch clause, so this will close the chapter on these two.