Question about Wilder’s right hand

Depends on the type of break. A minor stress fracture won't take as long to heal. A severe break at the knuckle is a diffrent story.

 

It's not that uncommon for guys to break their hands and retain power. Mayweather had damaged hands for years but still had his power until he went up in weight. Gatti kept his power among many other examples.

 

Because it doesn't psychologically affect him. While some become cautious, he doesn't. Plus, he doesn't throw a lot of punches and especially right hands that land.

 

Every time he breaks it he gets to put more metal rods and bits in his hand to punch harder.. Google that.

 

I wonder how all his power going through his bones when he punches with those metal parts in his hands doesn't break apart? Like Ronnie Coleman. He kept on lifting weights after he had screws inserted into his spine even though the doctor suggested to him not to and they all broke and now he is a cripple.

 

Not really, he said that he was not hitting heavy bag before Fury second fight and reason was his injury.

 

Thomas Hearns had the same problem....

 

Possibly. If it were a severe break, no way he's punching full force or at all until it's healed up. I don't think it would ever heal or heal correctly if he did that.

 

He uses his right hand to jack your moms off.

 

Well aside form the Fury fight he has faced some really weak and old opposition. As such the true end of his power is tough to gauge. In boxing chins go down hill with age too. Don't get me wrong, he is a puncher.

 

Other people have more facets of their game they can rely on. When a right hand is all you have then where do you go?

 

He punches so hard because they surgically installed small pieces of egg weights in his hands.