So far his amateur career is more significant than his professional career. I guess that means his management doesn't have much confidence in him. I still believe in him because of him winning an Olympic medal while having near subnovice level experience.
Allright. First, good job for beating a former contender. This definatley, unequivocally answered a couple of questions. Now, beat a former contender who did not have 10 previous losses, 8 in row, including to David Rodriguez and a guy making his pro debut. Not at all degrading the accomplishement. I am very happy for him. But follow it up instead of going back to fighting guys from Dawn of the Dead.
Wilder looks really amateurish still, even in his recent pro fights. How is his manager and trainer? Are they seasoned pros that are taking a long-term view on Deontay or just looking to cash on quickly on him?
these guys have worse records than brian neilsen, atleast he was fighting ex contenders and ex fringe contenders, even some fring contenders and ex champions. these guys are fighting people from out of the audience.
Seriously though, I have copyright over that joke :nono Get with the times. He's 34-0 now after a UD schooling of Alvaro Morales last night. No blueprint, 15 off Marciano. Klitschkos running scared. :deal Well said brother. This content is protected
"The brown bum destroyer" When he steps up and stops fighting the living dead, then he will get exposed as a glass jawed fraud..
Time for Owen to call it a career. If you get picked as a opponent for a guy making his debut and on top of that even Wilder picks you out of the pack, you know (or should know) your career is over.
Worse, he quit against Wilder rather than suck it up a bit longer to drag the kid into the deep waters (by which I mean the 5th or even late in the 4th round, where Deontay's never been :yep) and try to use that moderate power that Beck has - more than any past Wilder opponent - to check a chin that many people have considered suspect for a long time. :-(