Would any of y'all fight Wilder if he gave you a 2 week camp? He usually gives 3 weeks to most of his opponents.
Oh, he'd annihilate me for sure but for a decent bit of cash I'd fight him on a 1 week camp. As if it would make a difference. I'd just go in and swing like an ape, may as well give the audience it's money's worth.
No. But I am not 400 lbs of 100% pure saturated fat like Dustin Nichols, so you gotta understand that.
I would give it a go. Would probably go the same as the rest of his fights, outbox him for a few rounds before he laid me out and i woke up about 4 days later in a hospital ward.
For the $75k purses his title opponents get? As a middleweight I don't think I'd do too well considering I probably couldn't get to him, but that money would take care of my low debt and id have enough for a down pymnt on a new condo, a car and a decent European vacation. Why not
Congratulations on that outstanding exhibition of cyber courage. Outbox Wilder for a few rounds, hey? Keep it real mate. You wouldn't have a snowball's chance in hell of lasting a single round with Wilder.
LMAO. As if a 2 month camp would make a difference. Or is this question theoretical and assuming that we're elite boxers?
Would suggest the majority of replies in this thread arent to be taken seriously. However that seems to have bypassed you, im not genuinely claiming to outbox Wilder. Apologies however, my post claiming to outbox Wilder, although not serious, seems to have bothered you. To clear it up, he would probably kill me inside 30 seconds. Hope that helps.
Ok I've been visualizing this fight in my head and tried to think what would be the most likely outcome of this fight and what kind of strategy would be the best for me. I think it's pretty clear that I can't take the initiative in a fight like this because it could only create more opportunities for him to land an effective punch and I'm not sure if I can endure a situation where I'm momentarily stunned. So it would be the best to only avoid his punches and block the rest. Kinda circle around the ring and away from Wilder and in bad situations use the ropes cleverly. If I can keep up with this for 3-4 rounds he might get reckless and start windmilling in frustration. I've come to the conclusion that this situation is the one where I have the best chances to strike back. The most optimal moment to do some real damage would be when he makes that wide swing with his right hand. Then his both hands are out of play and his body isn't balanced, so now I have to step in and try to land a ferocious right hook in his face. The timing is crucial here. If his mandible is as glassy as rumoured the upset KTFO could be reality. If it isn't, I'll resort to the plan B and use the Malik Scott dive.