A really good Robinson one was HBOs “The bright lights and dark shadows” that’s probably the one. It was great.
Wilder has fought 1 fighter in the top 5.
Joshua brings everything to the table. When your own countrymen won't turn out to watch you windmill some overwieght pensioner, you can't expect to stand on an even keel with someone booking out stadiums.
We are all well aware of your irrational dislike of Joshua, but at least try and use a bit of subtlety.
I stopped paying attention to negotiation but wasn’t it Wilder that walked away from the fight? The fight was all but there he just had to say yes for $15m when his highest purse has been $2m. He chose to go another direction.
Kovalev is finished. He needs to retire. Threw all those god damn punches trying to get a KO early and tired himself out. Yet again.
Alright fella, you keep pretending that's true.
What kind of rubbish is this
Yeah a man that has never won a world title and didn't win anything of note in the amateurs despite having hundreds of fights is going to beat Wlad (a future hall of famer with 10 years at the top of the HW division) with ease. Whyte and Parker would beat this old Ortiz IMO.This dude is insane.
What kind of rubbish is this
He fought and beat one of the best heavyweights ever, oh and he won. I’ll be surprised if Wilder beats Fury. Heck Dyllian, Parker would all beat Wilder. He’s nothing but a puncher and as soon as he fights someone decent h’ll Be found out.
Not much wrong with his KO technique tbf.
It is a great punch, but that is all it is. His technique is so sloppy it’s amazing he has made it this far but that’s what happens when you fight nobodies. He is undoubtedly one of if not the hardest puncher in the division but if you put him in with Klitschko he’d be knocked out within 2 rounds.
No one is disputing that he can punch hard. If he was 6'1 he'd be a club fighter.Not much wrong with his KO technique tbf.
I could have the longest drive in the world, but if the rest of my game is gash, and I only player in amateur tournaments, I could hardly call myself a good golfer.Not much wrong with his KO technique tbf.
Sure, but in the hurt game, he does what he needs to do. You're right of course, his technique is laughable, but he's had the last laugh up until this point. At HW, technique counts for shit if you're caught with a killer shot, which with Wilder, can happen at any time.
He hasn't exactly fought a murderer's row. Not his fault at all, but he's fortunate the Povetkin fight didn't happen, because he would have lost.
Not a great analogy mate. Wilder wins his fights, ultimately it's not how you do it. He DOES have appaling technique, but there's no disputing that anyone caught with that right hand at full power, and it's lights out. In boxing, nothing else matters.
Yeah, his opponents have been complete shit, that's true.
Yes, against no bodies, hence the second part of the analogy? 2 fighters inside the top 10, one of them a 38 year old who was gassed by the 6th round, tells you all you need to know about the quality of his oppositon.
Fair enough, what is intriguing (for me at least) is that he goes into a fight with Joshua or any current HW as a serious, serious threat. It's not just the KO power, it's the speed at which he throws it. Someone as statuesque as AJ (although his movement is getting better) is highly vulnerable, and coming back to the obvious....it only takes one punch.....
Hate to say it, but he looks shot. I'd rather he retire, that go through a process of dwindling to nothing. A great fighter at his peak.
Which would be fine if Joshua didn't have huge power, a long reach, and fast hands. On top of that Joshua has far, far better technique. Wilder isnt going to get away with windmilling against someone who can actually box, and the chances are Joshua will land a bomb first. You saw what someone like Ortiz did to Wilder. Now imagine someone taller, faster, fitter, stronger and technically better being in that same position.
Cheers, I'll watch it when I have some free time.
Yeah, there's plenty more videos out there. One shows how the whole thing starts - Saunders is getting introduced and shaking hands with Wilder's entourage on their table and it's all good and friendly until he gets to DW who shakes his hand and then asks him something like "didn't you call me a racist cnut in your press conference? What's up with that?" and stands up, to which Saunders responds "yeah, I did" and then they're kind of restrained by their people but there's a lot of pushing and shoving and presumably this is when the chicken is being thrown.Rubbish video quality but I so hope this is true
Saunders throws chicken at Wilder then legs it.
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God Saunders comes off badly here. A pro boxer running away like a bitch, not a good look.Rubbish video quality but I so hope this is true
Saunders throws chicken at Wilder then legs it.
