So essentially he became an ATG by knocking out Ortiz x2 then.Who the hell has claimed he is unbeatable? Nobody in the heavyweight division is, especially someone who is as poor of a boxer as Wilder is, who has been sparked cold as an amateur and rocked badly as a pro.
Doesn’t change the fact that he is the hardest puncher there has ever been, and he is a very good chance of knocking out anyone in history.
He’s getting close to being an ATG, despite being an absolutely shit boxer. Some people can’t compute that. I predict that he knocks out Fury then Joshua to unify, and then gets stopped by Ruiz.
So essentially he became an ATG by knocking out Ortiz x2 then.
Because apart from that there's not much on his record. Well yeah the draw against Fury.
Whew, i thought i lost my ability to score a boxing match but apparently i still have it. Got confused about it when the unofficial scorer had it for Wilder at some point after 4 rounds.Irrelevant as it is :
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Not to mention Ortiz wasnt landing anything meaningful (mostly glancing blows and hitting arms) and Wilder started picking up the pace when Ortiz started to fade. What a peach of a right hand too.I really don't understand why people are making such a big deal of Ortiz winning every round. The scorecards to that fight are irrelevant thanks to the power Wilder carries.
Breazeale has a solid chin got hit by every punch in the book by AJ for 7 rounds and Wilder 1 punch finished himThere just isn't sufficient enough evidence to suggest Wilder is the hardest puncher there has ever been. 2 fighters have gone the distance and he hasn't stopped or hurt anyone with a reputation for great punch resistance. Has he?
To counter, AJ took Molina out in 3 and Wilder took 9 rounds...Breazeale has a solid chin got hit by every punch in the book by AJ for 7 rounds and Wilder 1 punch finished him
That's what makes him so incredibly dangerous, his team aren't worried about what Wilder can't do and he's stronger for it. His whole game plan revolves around setting traps, measuring and then landing that right hand and why shouldn't it. He isn't ever going to be a master boxer and wasn't ever going to be a master boxer when he turned pro. Deontay is a limited but incredibly effective fighter.Wilder himself knows his limitations. In the after fight press conference he even said he wished he had some of Ortiz's ability.
True, but i wasnt saying in terms of speed Wilder one punch KO'd him Breazeale has a solid chinTo counter, AJ took Molina out in 3 and Wilder took 9 rounds...
There's only like two of those guys in the HW division, and they're both FAT ASSESIf he ever faces a real opponent with a chin and possessing a good boxing talent, he's likely to get his first "L" on his record.
There's only like two of those guys in the HW division, and they're both FAT ASSES
You make blanket statements one way and then blanket statements the other, when little to nothing has changed in the mean time. Classic bi-polar.Not long after? Look at dates. Look at what I’m replying to. Look at what the predominant position is in a thread. If you don’t understand the context, you’re not reading what I’m saying.
Imagine if everyone could argue both sides of a topic, and consider the context. Even, god forbid, change their mind with exposure to additional evidence. Or even, wait for this, willing to be honest enough to say they simply changed their mind. Imagine.
Glad somebody gets it. Wilder knows he has 12 rounds to get you out of there and bides his time until the opportunity presents. When it does it is BOMBSQUAD time.I really don't understand why people are making such a big deal of Ortiz winning every round. The scorecards to that fight are irrelevant thanks to the power Wilder carries.
You don't think Fury or Ortiz were credible opponents?If he ever faces a real opponent with a chin and possessing a good boxing talent, he's likely to get his first "L" on his record.
Fury, yes, and I think Fury got robbed of a decision in that fight. Fury showed he has a good chin and popped up from that last round knockdown like it wasn't nothing when all the commentators were thinking he'd not get up from it.You don't think Fury or Ortiz were credible opponents?
Wilder hasn't already? Who is left that can beat him??If he ever faces a real opponent with a chin and possessing a good boxing talent, he's likely to get his first "L" on his record.
That's what makes him so incredibly dangerous, his team aren't worried about what Wilder can't do and he's stronger for it. His whole game plan revolves around setting traps, measuring and then landing that right hand and why shouldn't it. He isn't ever going to be a master boxer and wasn't ever going to be a master boxer when he turned pro. Deontay is a limited but incredibly effective fighter.
IF he fights Fury again, I'm thinking Fury will win by UD.Wilder hasn't already? Who is left that can beat him??