Deontay Wilder is making all kinds of gains

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by samuel, May 3, 2016.


  1. TheVrominator

    TheVrominator Boxing Addict Full Member

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    It's a little fishy. After 11 years of lifting I'm only 40 lbs heavier than I was when I started. 50 lbs in 3 years is a lot.
     
  2. sir axeman

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    A newbie to weights can gain maybe 20 or even 30 lbs of muscle in their 1st year...wilder is already clearly jacked and no novice to building muscle..... as you go on its vastly diminishing returns in your gains....so thus he's playing the hypocrite calling povetkin for being on steriods.....just like hypocrite void mayweather was calling pac a roider.
     
  3. Slavic Fighter

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    It depends on genetics but it's harder to bulk up when you're already a muscular athlete in a sport where you need a lot of cardio and explosiveness like boxing.

    Whether bodybuilders can or can't gain that much muscle isn't that relevant, they have to eat like crazy and don't do any cardio. Those people wouldn't last a round in boxing.

    If you want to bulk up successfully in boxing you pretty much need roids.
     
  4. samuel

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    exactly to gain 50 ibs of pure muscle it would take about 10 plus on average
     
  5. Dubblechin

    Dubblechin Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Two to three years ago, Wilder weighed 225. Not 190. (Maybe he was 190 when he played basketball in high school.)

    He's always been a heavyweight. He turned pro EIGHT YEARS AGO at around 210. (About 20 pounds more than you're claiming).
     
  6. samuel

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    no he was 190 at one point 3 years go or something

    Look at him at the Olympics dude never looked like a heavy
     
  7. Dubblechin

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    He's gained 30 pounds in the eight years he's been a pro. (Or between 3 and 4 pounds a year.)

    SHOCKING!!
     
  8. samuel

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    no he gained 50ibs he was 190 3 or 4 years ago
     
  9. Dubblechin

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    No he wasn't. And the Olympics were nearly a DECADE ago. He was in the 2008 Olympics. It's 2016. :lol::roll:
     
  10. samuel

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    see how much he weighed in the Olympics
     
  11. Dubblechin

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    201 was the limit.
     
  12. samuel

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    even if he weighed 200 ibs

    thats still 40 ibs of muscle he gained in a very short amount of time
     
  13. Unforgiven

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    The crazy thing is that Wilder says he's putting on muscle "just for the image".
    It's nothing to do with being a better fighter, he just wants to look jacked.
    :patsch
     
  14. Dubblechin

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    What are you talking about? People lose weight when they train. Heavyweights do, too. Deontay Wilder wasn't walking around at 201. He doesn't walk around at 225 ... which is what he weighed two years ago when you claimed he was 190 and in the Olympics. :patsch

    If (and the emphasis is on IF) he weighs 240 (he weighed 228.5 for Szpilka), he just didn't do as much roadwork as he normally does. Coming in bigger just means look for him not to run for 12 rounds. Look for him to plant and fire.
     
  15. samuel

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    I bet he was walking around way less than 201 and he had to eat like a ***** to make the 201 limit

    he was walking around 190 and eat a lot of food to make the 201 limit

    some fighters walk around lighter