Deontay Wilder message pertaining to AJ loss (Tad bit hypocritical)

Wilder only hurts himself, with these classless remarks. Too bad Brazeal couldn’t pull the upset as well.

The boxing HW world would really be on it’s ear..

 

I think Fury exposed Joshua and hearn as well. He should have been the one in that ring.

 

Lmfaooo

The 10 count argument gets my blood boiling by the brainless wilder fans... it's a 10 count not a 10 second count... they dksab

Thing is they have no argument so they try to come up with something and look fools themselves

 

I agree that if anyone's stocks went up it's fury coz he would not lose to ruiz... too long and would box circles around ruiz... fury is looking good rn

 

Maybe Haymon can flex his muscle to block the rematch and set up Wilder vs Ruiz for the undisputed title!!

 

Wilder needs to be careful cos Karma can be a *****

 

Here are the facts right now. AJ has lost his zero and that also in devastating fashion. Wilder still has his zero and has never looked as bad as AJ did last night under adversity. In a Wilder AJ fight, i am backing Wilder to repeat what he did with Brazeale in round 1. AJ's chin is just poor to withstand Wilder's power and i haven't even touched on his durability, stamina yet

 

Love him or hate him, Deontay Wilder is the best heavyweight on the planet and a dominant heavyweight champion.

Of course, Wilder has animosity toward Joshua. Wilder came up the hard way, fighting in small clubs. Whereas Joshua was practically "gifted" a hometown gold medal in his Olympic final and signed big TV deals the moment he turned pro.

It took Wilder years to get a title shot, and Joshua got one the moment Fury got stripped after beating Wlad.

You could tell how easy Joshua had it in the Parker fight when Parker landed a hard shot and Joshua seemed to call "time" for a few moments ... and the ref gave it to him.

Joshua seemed to try to do that last night, too. After Ruiz dropped him, Joshua seemed to walk around like it was a sparring session and he could stop the fight and give himself time to recover whenever he felt like it. It was a telltale sign of someone who knew he was protected and EXPECTED protection.

Guys who came up the hard way like Wilder know it when they see it.

Wilder is about to make his 10th straight WBC title defense. If he's successful, the only guys ahead of him will be first ballot Hall of Famers like Louis, Ali, Lewis, Klitschko, etc.

It's going to be a LONG TIME before someone else makes 10 straight title defenses.

Wilder is a knockout puncher like we haven't seen in decades.

And Joshua's humiliating loss only makes Wilder-Ortiz 2 and Wilder-Fury 2 even BIGGER fights.

Deontay Wilder is an all-time great heavyweight.

He's going to be the last man standing when this is all over.

 

Regarding that tweet...Wilder does not have a single ounce of class in him...not one! He's despicable, end off!

 

Lol you think Wilder lost because you don't like him. You don't beat the champion by running for 12 rounds, getting knocked down twice and landing 84 punches in 12 rounds to 71. Landing 1 punch per round on average doesn't equate to beating the champion.

 

He's absolutely right. Joshua disgracefully quit after taking someshard shots and then was chumming around the ring post fight without a care in the world. That's not a real champion in my book

 

I agree. I found Joshua's post-fight performance as embarrassing as his performance in the fight.

He came off as someone who thought he could take all the time he wanted to recover during the fight and assumed the ref would just let him do it ... and afterward he looked like someone who was just waiting for someone to say "we'll fix this for you."

To me, he joins the list of champions who quit. I think he was exposed. Joshua is a great athlete. But he seems to lack a fighting heart.

He certainly entered the ring without one last night.