Wilder-Thompson most likely next. If Wilder KO Thompson early. Your thoughts?

Wilder will beat Thompson, but due to Thompson's age, I don't know about that proving he's legit.

 

Shame that if one actually beats the crap out of two of them, the others will stay far away from him. And when asked come up with some of the usual copouts.

But we can all dream

Do it Tony! :toney

 

You should move to San Francisco in order to be truly happy.

No shortage of parades for you to rain on.

Or you could go to the Amazonian forests and feel at peace among your kindred spirits.

 

Be sure to wear a flower in your hair, mother****er.

 

I think Wilder would wreck TT, if that's all it takes for some of you to give "Wilder respect" then get ready to be a "Wilder-****" because he would beat the absolute **** out of Tony Thompson.

 

Thompson will murder Wilder. Anyone who thinks Wilder wins this hasn't seen him fight.

 

Thompson KO, Wilder has a shaky chin like Price, but even worse defense and poor technique. No way Oscar lets this fight happen

 

THIS! There is a reason why wilder is only fighting bums....
TT would KO Wilder easy.

 

Price is a better version of Wilder, and Thompson exposed and embarrassed him. Wilder would get it even worse from Thompson...

 

Yes

Whether Thompson or other fighters who've had their shot, it would be fantastic if they just spoiled everything and ruined the careers of the next generation coming up. In practice it would probably be a bit ****, but I love the idea

 

Bingo. :good

If that fight comes off, Thompson by KO is like free money for my gambling friends.

 

Thompson really risks to become the hype exposer... nobody with a 0 would ever fight him.

 

I've never seen Wilder fight anyone test his chin. This could be Price all over.

 

You know better than to make that argument. I think Price is better than Wilder, too, but it doesn't matter.

One of boxing's laws is that old, shot fighters can get lucky only once. Thus, Thompson's days winning meaningful fights are behind him.

 

How exactly is Price a "better version" of Wilder?