Wilder's power in his right is rare, but what sets him apart is that he doesn't get demoralized if he's outboxed. Plenty of guys can crack, but...
:risas3: Wait a second....I'm one of those untagged whores! :eeek:
I also think the Taylor-Prograis (right now I'm leaning Rougarou) winner will snag one of those spots on the back end of the list...
The back end of the top 10 is pretty open...I rate and like Dorticos, so if Briedis gets past him, I could definitely see the argument. He's got...
ESPN and Bob are a perfect match, in both the good and bad aspects of it. The overhyping of the house fighter is standard operating procedure for...
Allow me to tumble down the slipperiest of slopes to provide an unashamedly exaggerated example....do you think G-man would've thrown an elbow...
They saved money by booking a room with Robert and Adelaide together. Had it reached the cards, who knows what we'd have seen from her lol
Lennox had a ton of experience fighting orthodox hookers. Some were even boxers like Tua.
I favor Fury, but Wilder is still dangerous as hell. Typically the boxer has more upside in rematches, but this particular one really boils down...
I like my assumption better than yours.
They'd win about the same number of rounds vs Fury, frankly.
And you don't think Germany was eager to rob Tyson? Ruiz fought a close fight and got the short end of the stick. Tyson fought a better fighter...
It'd be a replay of the Chisora fights. Plenty of people pegged Chisora to win both times, too. Tyson would pick Ruiz apart.
If beating Wlad in Germany doesn't count for much, what does it mean when a guy can't beat Joseph Parker on the road?
Still just an opinion lol, but I feel the strongest about that matchup than any of the other potential top level ones. Styles make fights, and...
