Taking the Deontay Wilder route
Wake up and smell the coffee, there's a reason Wilder never lost before. We called it out years ago. If he had faced AJ, Klitschko, Povetkin,...
Fought Ortiz when he could have fought Joshua. Didn't. Ducked Whyte to fight Breazeale...why suddenly so interested in mandatories Deontay?...
Hardly worth bragging about? It's one of the best resumes in boxing today which consists of FOUR of the ring magazine top 10 and the best HW of...
They only wanted the title fight if it was against Vlaslov. Alvarez too dangerous. Business as usual from Tunde/Yarde.
Going by your own criteria then you must absolutely DESPISE Wilder's resume as that 36 y/o journeyman and inactive 40 y/o would be his best wins....
Wouldn't surprise me if this was put out there by Haymon and his cronies, absolutely pathetic
THis is going to be a WAR
Ortiz was a legit challenger IMO, which is why I said in my opening gambit "7 years later". What else?
I actually forget to mention the WBC. Whyte was #1 for how long? Then they made #3 Breazele mandatory. I think we all know why.
I fully expect Haymon to sacrifice Wilder once he loses the Fury rematch. He's manipulated Wilder since he took hold of him. Disgraceful really.
Aw come on man, Povetkin vs Whyte is a quality shoot-out.
? Warren has absolutely no say in promoting Fury anymore, nothing. It's all Top Rank. So what are you talking about?
It took a lot longer than expected, and actually I never expected Fury to be the one that did it. Fair play. @Zakman and @Rico Spadafora must be...
