Deontay Wilder reveals that Malik Scott hasn't taught him anything new and explains why

I bet Wilder comes in with the same Lord Sauron outfit and then uses it again as an excuse when he gets smashed. That's how dumb he is.

 

Ok, so now Wilder is supposed to recognize someone that is delusional? According to this very site, Wilder isn't the sharpest tool in the shed. In otherwords, he isn't known for being a smart man. Of course, if Wilder did nothing to CZ, haters on this site would say Wilder is scared of CZ. LOL As far as I'm concerned , CZ deserves every ass whoopin he gets. He's smart enough to set up his own site and profit from it, but he is not capable of normal thought? He's just an internet troll that runs his mouth. No mental illness. Haters are just using the CZ situation to continue dumping on Wilder. Nothing more.

 

When someone shows up to a boxing gym with gloves, a camerman and begins insulting a boxer's handicapped daughter, he gets what he deserves. People spend so much time trolling online, they forget you can't actually do that in person without suffering the repurcussions. He's lucky he left with his life.

 

Exactly. Haters trying to forward this narrative that Wilder beats mentally disabled people. If CZ was that disabled and has a propensity for violence, then maybe he should be in an institution or more closely watched by his family. Or, like you said, suffer the repercussions.

 

it was a knuckleheaded thing to do. he calls himself the hw champion of the world, ffs. wtf you doing trading hands with a skinny punk walked in off the street? grow the **** up.

 

Who cares. CZ is a punk. I could see if someone wanted to do some sparring and Wilder went hog wild. This guy was hounding and **** talking Wilder a while before he walked into the ring. So, don't act like CZ just strolled into the gym and asked to fight. There was some history there.

 

the world cares. boxing cares. who wants a punk for hw champ? who does that benefit? act like the title means something.

 

Who cares about CZ?
He isn't highly ranked am or pro boxer or notable veteran.

 

Wilder had surgery to repair his left biceps after the rematch with Fury. It was well-documented. You just choose to ignore it.

Wilder has been ranked for 400 straight weeks (roughly eight years straight) in the Top 10 by Ring magazine. It is posted on their site next to his current #2 rating.

And Wilder is fighting for the WORLD Heavyweight title in 19 days.

Get a life.

 

So if Wilder showed up to the second fight with Fury with an arm injury which would've required surgery, surely he would've disclosed such a thing on the NSAC medical questionnaire which he (and everyone who fights in Nevada) is required to complete and submit to the NSAC. If he did so, is a scan / photograph of said medical questionnaire readily available in the public domain? Because if it isn't, or he didn't disclose the injury in the medical questionnaire before the fight, then talk of an arm injury is just another another convenient excuse as to why he lost.

At this point in time, the greatly deluded Wilder and his fans should probably just accept that Fury was the better man on the night and move on.

 

He had surgery to repair his left bicep. You think boxers don't disclose injuries before fights where they are getting $28 million? He got bad advice. They had a rematch clause. He'd knocked out people with a torn bicep AND a broken hand before (see the Arreola fight). They went ahead with the fight. Figured they had a third fight signed whether they won or lost.

This time, he didn't win. Tyson Fury isn't Chris Arreola. That's a major reason why he's overhauled his team.

This isn't new. Buddy McGirt tore his rotator cuff before his fight against Pernell Whitaker and didn't disclose it because he was getting $1 Million. You could've cut his whole arm off and he would've shown up for $28 million.

 

Torn biceps are torn biceps. They require surgery to repair. That's what happened.

When he didn't have a torn bicep, and he had two good arms, we saw them fight, and it was a draw.

When he had a torn bicep that required surgery to repair, and he had one arm, and Fury could see the right coming all day long, it affected the fight just like it would've affected the fight if Fury couldn't use his left.

If you want to choose to ignore the fact that he needed left arm surgery, then you're just ignoring relevent information before fight 3.

If you keep expecting him to fight like he did when he only had one arm, I'm going to say that isn't likely.

 

Wilder will walk out with an 80 pound suit this time to show how tough and smart he is.