Deontay Wilder's professional career (SIMPLIFIED)

You’re not just a clown. You’re the entire circus.

Obvious troll is obvious.

 

FFS.... play your word games all you want... "On ability"? WTF does that even mean. You're some special judge of 'ability' now??

 

He want Wilder to be top HW so that Fury's resume doesn't look really bad.

 

Denty's career so far

-Fought tomato cans for many years to eventually get a mandatory shot
-Fought a professional scuba diver in the mandatory
-Fought a fat, not very good professional Buffer eater to become champ
-Defended against special needs teachers, polish sausages and pastry chefs
-Squeezed past one of the oldest men in Cuba
-Lost to a unfit Fury
-Beaten senseless by a reasonably fit Fury
-Spent a year making endless excuses about that beating and proving he is one of the worst ever losers in sport

 

Top 2 off all time......

 

How does someone expect to be taken serious posting garbage like that?

 

I dont even think Dubblechin would go that far lol

 

*American heavyweight. Non-American fighters have dominated the top of the HW division since the mid-late 90's.

I believe that Dubblechin has Wilder in or around the top 5 all time American HW's but he, like most boxing fans, has too much reverence for long-retired fighters from more scientifically primitive and geographically restricted eras.

 

Wilder just about in the top 2 of todays US Heavyweights

Stop chatting such nonsense

 

Call me when Michael Hunter or Andy Ruiz put together 10 consecutive defences with 9 KO's against 233+ lbs HW's.

 

You call me when they get fed so many cans in order to build such a record and if you think they would be afforded the opportunity to make such pathetic defences if either get to hold a belt (Ruiz was contracted to fight AJ so no chance)

 

You act like an extended period of can-crushing is a recent phenomenon when it was a rite of passage for many well-regarded historical fighters, even those with far more boxing experience and extensive amateur careers than Wilder. HW's are bigger, harder hitting and better trained than ever before so Wilder's historically long consecutive title defence run was very impressive and he didn't lose to a Buster Douglas, an Oliver McCall, a Hasim Rahman, a Corrie Sanders or an Andy Ruiz.

 

I act nothing of the sort

I clearly know its nothing new, however im not going to praise it unlike you