When will you people realize, Wilder doesn't try to win rounds?

Wilder is perfectly fine with getting outboxed and losing rounds so stop with he was getting schooled, it's part of his gameplan. He only looks to load up so he can catch you with that one hitta quitta. Fury was able to make it out because he has an iron will that no one else in the division has. He will always get outboxed but it doesnt matter because he has one shot ko power which is hard to avoid for a full 12 rounds and that's what he's looking to do.

 

Wilder can KO anyone anytime he lands. I don't think that Fury gets up in the rematch if Deontey connects

 

Fury was lucky Reiss gave him a long ass count too and didn't wave it off.

 

I guess that is why he clearly lost to Fury.

 

Majority of people on here don't know sh^t about boxing. They will never realise.

 

He has only one thing - power. Nothing else. At least Wilder looks like he has a better chin than Joshua.

 

Agree man.

When you possess the death star planet destroying super laser in your right hand who gives a **** about winning rounds

Here's Wilders route to victory in any fight: land one right hand.

 

Flawed strategy that won't last, and justifiably shouldn't have in the Fury result. Good knockout of old man tonight, but he lost every round

 

It's why I can't support him, Im a boxing fan, not a punching fan

The world knows how devastating a puncher he is, but it takes away everything we all work so hard in the gym to perfect... Whats the point if a one trick pony ruins the whole purpose of the sport??... but i dont think it will in the long run, Wilders management pick very "suitable" opponents

Boxer > Puncher

Fit Fury Feb 22nd....... I cannot wait

 

He only fights bums

Got schooled and lost to Fury. He'd also get brutally KO'd by Joshua. He purposefully fights against fighters with no power or speed

 

I have followed Tyson Fury since day one and I thought he won the first bout, despite just coming back off that layoff.

However, I think he looks like a shot fighter. He simply isn't the boxer he was in 2015, the fluidity and agility has seemingly left him.

I favour Deontay Wilder in the rematch, as it only takes that one punch. Surprisingly, Luis Ortiz almost beat that count and that was a flush right hand. He deserves credit.

 

That's not true. He's not fine with being outboxed. He just accepts it. If he could stop it, he would. But he knows that while he's upright, he's got a chance. He throws more later because of the urgency of possibly losing on points.

Against Fury, he was swinging for the fences every round because he didn't fear Fury's power as much as Ortiz. He was thoroughly outboxed just the same.

 

I agree with you PimpC. To be honest, it's making Wilder's fights exciting to watch. There is some drama to it.

 

Truth, the freakish power cannot be denied. I get it, there was rightfully a long line of naysay going on around him for years. Slowly but surely they are slipping away. I mean, think back to the years of non stop he has no chin threads here. I admit i get a laugh at chin talk but wilder has proven to be devoid of such chin mockery in present times.

 

Then hes a poor boxer. Plain and simple. Hes thrived in a poor division and has largely been been bailed out by power even against meager competition. Why are you praising him?