Deontay Wilder vs Corrie Sanders

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  1. Devon

    Devon Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Who wins this matchup?
     
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  2. cross_trainer

    cross_trainer Liston was good, but no "Tire Iron" Jones Full Member

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    I don't know that Sanders can keep Wilder on the canvas. On paper, Sanders is an incredible threat, since he comes forward with more speed than Wilder is accustomed to, and Wilder doesn't fight on the back foot. But Wilder kept getting up even in his recent slugfest, whereas Sanders was not a long distance fighter.
     
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  3. mr. magoo

    mr. magoo VIP Member Full Member

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    I would give both men a chance, but would slightly favor wilder. I think he was superior in both the power and durability department. He’d have to take some nasty shots though and might get decked along the way. Sanders could crack and had very fast hands
     
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  4. Journeyman92

    Journeyman92 I’m become seeker of milk Full Member

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    So Wilder is still falling? There was a time when people considered him a live body against Joe Louis.
     
  5. Glass City Cobra

    Glass City Cobra H2H Burger King Full Member

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    Wilder KO within 8. The perfect antidote for a southpaw is a sledgehammer right hand down the middle.
     
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  6. GoldenHulk

    GoldenHulk Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I think it would be 50/50. I don't think it would go more than 3-4 rounds though.
     
  7. Saintpat

    Saintpat Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Corrie lost to Nate Tubbs.

    His whole mystique is based on one win.

    Wilder KO.
     
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  8. NoNeck

    NoNeck Pugilist Specialist Full Member

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    Wilder would knock him out. Corrie stood with his chin straight up and wasn't especially hard to hit.
     
  9. red corner

    red corner Active Member banned Full Member

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    Wilder is even easier to hit. Sanders speed would be the factor here as he get there first. Both guys have enough power to knock each other out.
     
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  10. NoNeck

    NoNeck Pugilist Specialist Full Member

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    He isn’t easier to hit. He’s really tall. He rarely got hit cleanly before Fury.
     
  11. Tonto62

    Tonto62 Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    My take on it too.
     
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  12. Smokin Bert

    Smokin Bert Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Sanders hits twice as hard as Fury. If he lands on Wilder, Deontay is going out for 10.

    That being said, Wilder has the power to stop Sanders, as well. It is basically whoever lands first.
    I lean towards Sanders in a 55/45 proposition based on his superior skill.
     
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  13. 70sFan865

    70sFan865 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Wilder got hit in almost every fight when he won the "title".
     
  14. McGrain

    McGrain Diamond Dog Staff Member

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    Yeah, Stiverne landed 35% of his punches supposedly in the first fight, which is pretty high for a fighter like that.

    I'd pick WIlder though, best-for-best.
     
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  15. Glass City Cobra

    Glass City Cobra H2H Burger King Full Member

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    What makes you think that? Stopping a young Wladmir was an impressive upset, but Wladmir was never a particularly durable boxer and he isn't the only one to do it.