the_cliff
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Wilder is hurt bad. He was saved by the bell.
Pretty much going like most of wilders fights, so far.Malik Scott has turned Wilder into a worse version of Malik Scott. Can't believe what I'm seeing
I kinda want to see the robbery to witness the reactionC'mon I know he ain't De La Hoya..... but I dare you to give him a decision similar to the Felix Sturm robbery because Joshua-Wilder already set more or less
Haha pure desperationWilder lifting his hands up!
Think they'll give him 10 and 12, almost sympathy rounds.Can easily be 120-108 Parker.
Should not be less than 118-110 Parker.
There's supposed to be a set of two tiers essentially: Fury, Usyk, Wilder and Joshua and then the rest.I think that's an unfair notion - what in your mind constitutes evidence that Wallin or Parker are gimmes?
Wallin, in particular, has only lost against Fury and caused him all sorts of problems in that loss. Much more than Wilder managed.
Parker has had some poor fights but is a former world champion. This is the heavy weight division, and while Joshua and Wilder are favourites, I only regard them as slight favourites. If any of them have a dominant performance, I'll be impressed
Fury's annoying and an egotist but he's not a fraud. He can genuinely box.Tops Fury as the biggest fraud in history. Resume is full of tomato cans outside of maybe Ortiz.
I think he's checked out of HW boxing and is just collecting the final payouts before calling it a day. He's also lost his nerve and is far less reckless than he used to be.Is Wilder high on something, doesn't seem bothered at all
Yep, I was thinking those two rounds for Wilder. Seems that the first two refs have those two to Wilder while the last one gave all to Parker.Think they'll give him 10 and 12, almost sympathy rounds.
The tiers you've mentioned are just notions of people's brains. Why are they in that tier?? Forget the hype, look at their performances - there's not that much between themThere's supposed to be a set of two tiers essentially: Fury, Usyk, Wilder and Joshua and then the rest.
Both of the latter are supposed to be setting up their "super fight" tonight and Parker is supposed to be a gatekeeper...
As we've seen, Wilder is way off the hype and that billed fight is already put to bed.
Parker isn't going to be elevated via tonight's performance, but Wilder will definitely be downgraded.
Re. Wallin. That fight is about Joshua keeping himself in top tier contention.
They're like an optical illusion. I've watched Wilder for years but the more you look at them the skinnier they getWilder's legs are like matchsticks. Never noticed how skinny they were before.