So if Wilder faces Breazeale next is that cool with you?

Wyte has a garbage resume too.

 

Browne was old, shot, and badly out of shape. Whytes only semi impressive win is Parker and had that went one more round he would have been ko'd. btw, i didn't say Breazeale was above him.

 

You may think that but it's still objectively better than Breazeales.

 

Lumbering and slow. Perfect for Wilder to the off on Dominic "The Body Bag" Brazeale .

 

Joshua and Hearn done overplayed their hand. Wilder should put them on the back burner the same way they did him. I want to see the Fury rematch but the fight with Breazeale is cooking and the fire is high. I think that it could be a big money fight in the US. Wilder has options now and I think that he should play it out.

 

Joshua and Hearn tell Wilder to get real. They're ducking him by not bending over backwards to pander to his demands.

Joshua and Hearn try to pander to him to get him to fight Joshua before he gets tooled by Fury again as a beltless hype job has a lot less value to them and they've suddenly overplayed their hand. You literally couldn't make it up.

And the idea Wilder Breazeale draws 'big money' is laughable. It's unlikely to even be considered as a PPV event by Showtime and it it were it'd bomb horribly.

Wilder knows what time it is and dropping back down to fight the Breazeales of the world when top fights are on the table only further adds to his already poor reputation as a unconfident low fruit grabbing can crusher.

 

Joshua is weak and that's why they booed his ass at the 02/ He can sit on the plastic throne that Hearn built and whine all he want. The fact is that Wilder has moved on and is now calling the shots.

 

And why is Wilder calling the shots?

He's running from the big boys because he's knows what's up and I think he's always known. It's why he took the route he did. It's why he only fought top 5 guys when he thought they were done and it's why he's trying to sell a Breazeale fight when he knows the fights we all want to see are Joshua and Fury.

 

His entire career has been about taking the easiest fights he would be allowed to take. Old Man Ortiz and come backing Fury were meant to be high reward for low risk and one had him out in his feet looking to a doctor for help and one had him thoroughly outboxed. Now they're looking to return to the lower hanging fruit to see how many paydays they can squeeze out of the WBC belt before cashing out.

 

Wilder is the cherry picking king

 

How was Browne old shot?
He was younger than Ortiz, had a better single win than many top HWs.
Only 2 fights before he had travelled as they away fighter to stop world champ Chagaev.

Proven how? Sure Whyte had a tough 12th round and was tired but he was clear eyed. Its like saying if the KD Whyte scored in the 9th round had of been the last round, that Parker wouldnt have survived, but we know he did.
That is just speculation on your part

 

The real worst thing about Joshua v Wilder is that I actually think it has passed its peak hype. I'm not saying it has done so even nearly as badly as Brook v Khan, however it is now beyond the "most wanted" point and slightly becoming one which will be less cared about than before, hopefully they don't let it decline much further

 

breazele has a pretty good chin i bet he makes wilder look bad

 

Calling the Ortiz fight high reward low risk is a pretty bad mix-up.