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I think Helenius is actually a fairly dangerous fight for Wilder.

I've always thought Rob was a VERY good offensive fighter, but with questionable (inconsistent) defense, and an extremely questionable head. - You never know which Helenius is going to show up. At his best, sharp & motivated, he's a very underrated puncher and very tough. He's tall and has a reasonably-long reach, and while a slow starter, isn't afraid to engage in a firefight.

Of course I think Wilder will likely take him out, but I wouldn't be shocked if the exact opposite happens.

 

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This makes no sense, you lot are always talking Wilder up because he only lost to your little wank god Fury but you think it's possible Wilder could lose to Helenius? If he does it will show up the Fury lie for the complete BS it is, he then will have his entire reputation based on beating a guy who is losing to 2nd tier guys who will never get near a title.

You're a very, very strange person.

 

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No I just don't agree with your view, learn to accept that your little Fury wank clan isn't everyone.

You literally have no idea what you're talking about.

 

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Frank Sachez looked great, but that was one of the worst stoppages I've ever seen.

Boxing continues to eat its young ...........

 

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I'm not sure what was the most surprising about Wilder's KO punch::

1: It was a counter.

2: He threw it off his back foot.

3: It was a hook.

 

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The above clip and its angle posted you could say is an optical illusion. The left hook was a follow up punch and it actually missed. The right hand landed right on the button.

Here is a different angle.

Woah. I think everybody missed that. It makes a lot more sense now.

Still, Nice to see Wilder attacking after being pushed back, and also throwing combos again. Heck, he was even using jabs to keep Helenius at distance,
Maybe Malik Scott is a better trainer than we thought.