Is Wilder the most feared man on the planet?

Damm boy how old u are? Thats a 12 year old comeback hahahahha! Go to sleep pathetic human! Tomorrow its gonna be a hard day at school,critter !!

 

"Might be"???

Hahaha, you dont fully believe it yourself you dopey mutton head.

Get your story straight next time.

What a total give away.

Going after a point you claim is 100% and then switching and claiming it as "might be" ,, lmao

 

Nah....he's not the most feared man on the planet. Wilder was almost knocked out in his last fight.

 

Its ok to be jealous of him, if you percieve that as being 12 years old then perhaps thats when you cut yourself off from dealing truthfully with your feelings?

You cant tell me part of you doesnt wish you were Eddy simply for the millions he has? Plus his control over boxing? Its ok yeyo, its natural to be a lil jealous, dont try to pretend otherwise you big freakin grown up faker.

 

Hahahhahaahha! Damm boy you maded my day! I love boxing! You have a man obsession with a promoter! Be free like a butterfly hahahahhaaha

 

I'm not the one that keeps talking about him, lol

 

Was attempting politeness. It's a te chnique adults use when they wish to have a conversation rather than "you! no,you!". You should try it when you grow up. Until then, suck a bag of dicks you mouth-breathing, drooling subhuman. You're a genetic dead end and the reality of your existence makes a good case for retroactive abortion. Now **** off.

 

I guess i hit the mark, lol,

"Might be" lmao

 

Anyone in the top 10 is a good guess. Because from the two top 10 fighters Deontay faced his 40 fights one took him the distance and the other had him on chicken legs.

 

Being critical of unconditional love for Wilder does not make me a hater. I gave Wilder respect for his two good wins in Stiverne and especially the Ortiz win as he overcame adversity in that fight. I state facts that people with rose-tinted glasses don't like hearing, that doesn't make me a blind hater but a realistic fan of boxing who has followed the sport since 1991. I have seen fighters who got hyped but were largely untested come up the ranks, fighters talk a lot of BS, then they get a big fight, they lose and then they disappear. That made me careful of brash talkers who avoid challenges and their fans.

1. Wilder fought two top 10 fighters out of his 40 fights. That is a statistical fact, not hate. I didn't make that up.
2. Wilder looks clumsy in his technique, his wild hooks generate so much leverage they leave him off balance. Again, I don't hate him for being born as Deontay Wilder, I am criticizing people who argue his technique is good or he is athletically gifted. If anything he is clumsy and all it takes is a technically sound counterpuncher to expose him.
3. Wilder appears financially inept (like many American fighters). He keeps criticizing Joshua for "not understanding the financials" or "missing his biggest payday", while the facts are the following: Wilder himself has never fought a single PPV fight in his 40 fight career and he regularly pockets $1.5 million per fight -- which is laughable by HW title fight standards. Again is this hating? Or pointing out the facts to naive Wilder believers?

I have seen too many big-mouths like Wilder in my life as a boxing fan just crumble like a cookie and never to be seen again. I am just pointing out the obvious. If that is hating to you because Wilder is your hero then I am sorry -- please put me on your ignore list. I respect anyone who makes it to the top in our sport. But what Wilder is doing he is just talking without doing what's necessary to reach the top. Wilder wants the easy way and blames the lack of superstardom on external forces. He makes excuses and I can't respect that.

 

Lol you couldn't even give me three legit names, out of fear of accountability?

I think you know, and I know, Wilder is top 2 and you just don't want to come to terms with that. It's a shame, in life you just have to call it as it is... even if you don't like it.

I'm not even a Wilder fan, I'm a realest.

 

First of all, Wilder is not my hero, I'm not even a big fan. I'm just giving credit where it's due, for this generation of boxing.

Secondly, we've agreed he is clumsy, that wasn't my argument, I said he was athletic, and that how he wins. He certainly didn't get to 40 wins the heavyweight class on his boxing ability.

Thirdly, you've seen over-hyped guys like Wilder come up in the ranks only to disappear. I have also seen this, but you ain't never seen a heavyweight like Wilder get to 40 - 0 and still stick around for the big fights, so no... he is not similar to the other over-hyped bums that disappeared over the decades. It stillt akes work to accept eah fight and train, not everyone is about "Dat life"

If he leaves tomorrow, I'd still consider it retirement. I'm sorry he doesn't meet your standards as a boxing fan, to have achieved a feat where he can then retire gracefully... but he doesn't actually care about impressing you.

Fourthly, I can't comment if he is financially inept, but he doesn't deserve equal share in a Joshua fight, he should take 30 per cent max and say thank you. Joshua has grinded harder, and achieved more than Wilder.

As for wilder talking and not grinding, I agree. That's why im a Dillian Whyte fan, he's in it to fight not to duck people. But it's still a business and you still have to take fights that make financial and career sense. I'm sorry to the fans that didn't know, but boxers have a personal life to fund and families to feed.

I want to reiterate - in the heavyweights any punch is dangerous, and to go 40-0 regardless of the opposition, and still claim a championship belt is a feat in itself. So credit is still due. He aint Tyson he aint Lennox, but he's one of the top in his era.

JARRELL is a bum, he ain't grinded, he ain't worked for it and wants to talk himself into the big fights with vulgar tendencies.

 

Of course credit is due for Wilder, he put in a lot of work and reaped (some) rewards. However, let's not forget he also lost a number of rounds in each fight that he SHOULD NOW have lost; specifically, if we consider the wide discrepancy of ranking positions between Deontay and his largely mediocre opposition.

See Wilder himself is comparing himself the the likes of Mike Tyson or Wladimir Klitschko. To guys who in their prime barely lost a round if any, specifically not to guys who rank 30 Boxrec spots below them.

So, as a consequence Wilder (IMO only) has benefitted from luck thus far in his career. Wilder believes his winning streak is due to innate ability and religious voodoo magic ("I was gifted by God with this superhuman power"); when his luck runs out we'll see if he has the spirit and discipline to bounce back. Real men are made (or destroyed) through defeat.

 

Real men are made or destroyed through defeat, that depends on a number of things, one of which is age. Sometimes you can't beat the clock, and wilder aint gonna become a tyson or a lennox at his age.

His style is cemented, can only be fine tuned. Besides, boxers who rely on physical attributes their whole career, never make comebacks successfully, because those attributes (minus power) are the first to go. And Wilders power is sheer athleticism/ explosiveness, which goes soon.

Wilder can say what he wants, doesn't make it true, plus you need some type of overconfident cocky attitude to make it to the top of your game in this industry. Self-belief cant come in doses, needs to be all in or all out, so champs end up over-cocky like many other champs before him like ALI and Lennox.

I agree with you, he lost rounds, and I agree he ain't skilled like the greats before him that won most rounds. But he didn't get by mostly on luck, it is his god given gift of athleticism JUST LIKE Usain Bolt. Same situation, a guy head and shoulders above the rest... and he doesn't train as hard and eats chicken nuggets before the race... exactly the same shiz as Wilder.

 

Beterbiev is the most feared man on the planet. He's had an entire division petrified