Wilder Was Wobbled By A Firtha Jab

Yet Wilder is still undefeated and has a 100% knockout ratio.

The only reason you´re trashtalking him is, that you´re scared of the idea that he is the one to beat your god.

 

Everybody is trash talking him because Wilder actually is delusional and thinks he's a great fighter boasting on twitter with his bombsquad garbage, talking on the microphone hyping up that Firtha was actually a good opponent and getting ignorant people flocking to become his fans, he can get a belt but eventually somebody is going to hit him hard and he'll be on the ground with his deer legs of his broken in half trying to get up. He's already been knocked down twice in the pro ranks and knocked out in the amateur's, Wladimir knocked him down once in sparring with 16 ounce gloves and headgear with a jab and knocked him down another time after that. He can't avoid getting knocked out, it's going to happen.

He's just another american hypejob since america is desperate for another heavyweight champion, but this guy has no upsides. If he somehow gets to Wladimir to fight for the championship Wladimir will do the same thing that Lennox did to Michael Grant but faster, Michael Grant in this case had a much better chin than Wilder so he'll go down faster.

People have to take a guess as to why his team has not setup a match with anybody that can remotely punch, it's not that difficult to figure out.

 

I hardly see any serious hype surrounding him.

 

At the rate he's going, Wilder wont fight anybody with a pulse until he's in his 40's !
There is taking it steady and guiding a prospect slowly towards a World title, then there is lining up cab drivers and avoiding anybody resembling a threat.
Lots of fighters have won a World title and defended it several times without having fought 30 times.
Wilder has a punchers chance against anybody, but the rest of his game is rank rotten and these flaws will be exposed sooner or later.

 

That may actually happen , but I don't think Malik will be the one to do it. Don't get me wrong, Scott's got the skills to hang with anyone in the world but his performance against Chisora bothered me on many levels. I don't know if that right hand actually hurt him that much or if he simply never recovered mentally from the disappointment against Glazkov. Either way, mental weakness or lapses in concentration will not be forgiven against a puncher like Wilder.

 

I sort of like Wilder. He has that wild ( appropriate adverb ) swinging style, with a lot of initiative coming forward. He's a kamikaze pilot. I don't blame his management and trainers for bringing him along slowly against mostly no-hopers, like the ATGs did back in the day, especially since Wilder's amateur experience is relatively short compared to other prospects. A Wilder-Boytsov slugfest might be interesting or at least provide a couple of rounds of pyrotechnics. If Boytsov fought as bad vs Wilder as he did against Lepai, it's a one way ticket to Palookaville for him but if he wins impressively suddenly he's viable again. If Wilder wins, he wins a true contest vs a young hungry opponent ( although Boytsov didn't look like he had been going hungry in his last fight ).

 

Wilder really did a silly dance. Firtha must have studied the video footage of Dustin Nichols, just bombing Wilder with check jabs and he will go down eventually.

 

Firtha rocked lineal undefeated Fury to his boots and took a two fisted power punching wrecking machine in Potvekin the distance so he must be a decent fighter right?

 

Ouch, that hurts. STOP doing your homework, you'll feel very out of place in this troll infested hateraid forum