Will Wilder be remembered in 100 years?

You mean the highly conditioned professional athlete?

He's merely big boned.

 

hes the greatest, size=skills.

 

Be honest, there is something inspiring about him. It says one more tub of Ben and Jerry and you too could become a heavyweight boxer...

 

I can't answer the question, seeing as Wilder isn't DEAD yet, and has many more fights to come, outcome unknown.


I mean.... DUH.

 

Yes he will... but people will scoff at the thought of him taking on the current crop of 500llbs 8ft 7ins, half human, half robot super, super heavyweights....

 

hes definitely a "super" one.

 

No one on this forum will remember him or anything 100 years from now.

 

Reincarnation?

I could well be sitting in a tree (I have a feeling I'll come back as an orangutan) trying to communicate with another ape.. windmilling my arms and trying to shout "bomb squuaaadd".

I could be on some sort of David Attenborough programme.. BBC1, the year 2118..

"As we came to a clearing in the middle of the jungle we heard what sounded like somebody shouting "Bomb Squad" we looked up in the trees and saw an orangutan, it looked to be having some sort of epileptic seizure, screaming and was swinging its arms wildly.."

 

he will be remembered ....as that guy from Willy Wanka and the chocolate factory.

 

The head ape will then shout “Human’s can’t talk!!!” They’ll be rounded up and put in a cage like Charlton Heston.

 

and it will all end with Wilder shouting " Damn you, you really did it, you apes! You built a replica of the Statue of Liberty!"

 

This.

 

What a splendid sight! This captures Deontay in all of his glory and splendour, tell me my friend where must I go to partake in the cult of the windmill?

 

Wilder's name will go down in the annals of history!!!!

 

Depending on how this era is remembered he'll likely fill the Max Baer/Earnie Shavers role that big but flawed power punchers tend to take. If Fury outclasses him in a rematch he might just turn into another Jeff Lacy, a hype job that was once feared but faded into Bolivian once his teeth were drawn.