I'm not sure I need to, he can't stop making injury excuses for him, even when I'm not arguing with him . . . Why would I argue with an excuse making, inconsistent hypocrite?
There is a reason why Wilder just fought low oppostion. I mean his best win is Audley after 28 fights. He started boxing very late (20 I belive) this is ok... but it explains why he is fighting these kind of guys. At the end he could have serious potential... but who knows? You cant see **** when a guy is knocking out his opponents early. I will wait with my judgement until Wilder faced his first real opponent. Chisora could be this opponent.
The question is not IF YOU WANT! The question is IF YOU CAN! I doubt it. You can speak in your own langauge yet cant argue against me in a proper way. It just shows me that my arguements are not that bad and that Helenius MIGHT NOT be garbage and ****. Till now you did not made ONE SINGLE arguement against me. The most reasonable conclusion is that you cant. I am tired. Good night. Btw. Is that you on that Pic? Would fit very well:yep
Definitely. I've been saying this for a while now. Chisora is exactly the type of pressure-fighter that Wilder needs to face, to answer some important questions about him. Also, Chisora is probably just about desperate enough to want such a fight, and Wilder is now clearly in the public's eye, so the offer makes sense from Chisora's perspective. If GBP actually turns this down, then Wilder needs to start looking for better management.
if Chisora is in shape and motivated, he'll **** Wilders **** up with ease. if he acts like he did in his last fight, then Wilder would have to be the favorite. this fight won't happen though. Wilder has been shouting off about people ducking him and that they don't want to fight him, but he's got a serious offer here. if he turns it down, which i think he will, then he's going to look pretty stupid. he'll duck the fight. no two ways about it.
YDKSAB, or about management & promotion. Wilder hasn't ducked a fighter yet. Several camps (Jennings, Fury, Mitchell) have ducked HIM. - but regardless, it's rarely the fighter who decides. Unless you are the champ, you pretty much take whatever they give you. that goes for just about every fighter out there. So STFU, already.
Yeah me either. I cant stand a nice humble good person who is undefeated either. I hate him because he KO's people in great fashion. I also hate that my predicitons of him being beat by Harrison and Kelvin Price were dead wrong. LOL you're an idiot.
I love both guys and I was hoping this fight never happened. But Wilder will have to go for a 30 second KO. Chisora is no joke. He beat Helenius,gave hell to Fury,gave Vitali a tough time as well.
If Wilder wins it really won't change much, as people who dislike him will just say Chisora is a bum/finished/a slob.
Sounds like a good fight. Great step up for Wilder. Great stage for Chisora. Win-Win. I hope they make the fight. Why are "fans" talking down on both men?
KH, Don't be swayed by the delusional haterz, who just pull stuff out of their butts. Wilder has extremely GOOD defense, especially his footwork & balance. He knows how to get away when attacked, all the while maintaining perfect foot-distance & balance for a fast counter attack. Watch his fights against Abron, Arnold, & Price. You may also start to notice that Wilder does NOT throw wild punches. With the exception of a few fights where he had his opponent completely incapacitated, he literally NEVER throws carelessly. In fact, his patience & precision are 2 of his best attributes. The haters literally have not watched his fights, or else they just enjoy making **** up, I guess. True, Chisora is in a different league than Abron, Arnold, etc, to put it mildly, but to think Chisora would simply walk through Wilder is foolish and uninformed. Remember, Wilder now also has a deadly left, something he worked very hard on. If Chisora gets inside on him, Wilder could literally take him out with a left hook. If Chisora DOESN'T get inside, then it's all over but the cryin'. Also realize that Wilder has logged plenty of rounds sparring with Wlad & Haye, so he knows what it's like to face both speed & power. Chisora is not going to surprise him. If this fight happens, it will be a classic match-up, and one of the most exciting (in anticipation) fights of 2013. I'll be backing Wilder, of course, but I won't be putting a lot of money on the outcome. (I learned my lesson with Bute. atsch )