Solid proof of Malik Scott taking a dive. Picture of him winking.

Hahaha right People see what they wanna see I guess.

 

That was a blink, not a wink. Even if this was a dive this doesn't prove anything. I don't think he took a dive but I don't think any of us will ever really know. We all have our opinions and speculation but that's it.

 

One thing is for sure - Arreola or Stiverne will not be going down this easy. That's gonna be the fight where we find out what Wilder is made of.

 

hes made up of glass and wet paper towels

 

Some of you all playing into the b.s. a little to much. Wilder has real power.

 

It's going to be fun when Wilder faces someone who is going for the win, and has no quit in them.

Glass jaw will get shattered.

 

i challenge anyone who calls this fixed to take the two same shots that malik took and see how u respond. stupid muh****as.

 

I think the wink is BS. But I know he took a dive. Whether it was planned or he just chose not to get back up himself, we'll never know. but I can tell you right now, he wasnt knocked out. He was fine and CHOSE not to get back up.

 

okay i need some proof of what you say....do you know where Elvis is?? :hey

 

That "devastating left hook" was bull****. He didnt even land with his knuckles. Theres no way that weak ass punch put him down for 10. Not only that, look at his body language. There really should be no debate by seasoned boxing fans. This one is obvious as hell.

 

A weak punch from Wilder is a power punch from some Hw.

 

nice spot, he winks, he sinks,

the signal was given

 

Ok, and I was willing to believe that. Until I saw Scott on the ground. The way he fell, his face .. all of it. It was fake and he didnt even bother trying to sell it.

 

Big surprise. You don't need the wink to know the KO was fixed, though the wink pretty much makes it unarguable. Anyone who has more than 5 years of martial arts or boxing experience knows that there was no way those shots caused that reaction in Scott. There is simply zero evidence of any significant impact from either of those punches. No jolt of the head, no impact tremors in surrounding tissue, no involuntary knee buckling, nothing.

 

"took a dive" was the initial reaction I got from everyone I showed these clips to. I didn't give them any preconceived ideas either. I just showed them the knockout.