Wilder should take the rematch. It could be his last big payday, he is almost 35. If Fury does face Joshua next he could retire immediately...
Holyfield looked worse in Bowe III at the end, Corrie Sanders took a far worse beating against Vitali. Both were relatively ok afterwards.
He didn't take that much of a beating to effect his health long term. Tyson took worse and more prolonged beatings from Douglas, Holyfield and...
The reach difference isn't that much and Wilder's punches are fast. It's better than throwing telegraphed hayemakers. At the least it would stop...
Lennox is also a good choice, I just think Holmes had the best jab and that's what Wilder needs plus Lennox was also someone who could bully...
Someone with his height and speed should be dominating entire fights, not just waiting to land a big right hand. He's had awful training his...
We all know Wilder has a devastating right hand, imagine if he had a good piston like jab to set it up with and to keep opponents at bay. He has...
He's very far from being the greatest. He's made a grand total of 0 title defences so far.
Joshua has much more physical strength and punch resistance than Wilder, he won't be rag dolled around either, plus he's got a great uppercut. He...
This is fighting, people want to see the big boys, the larger than life guys, the most powerful, not 140lb manlets.
He might as well cash out.
He was doing similar things in the first fight. It was more to mock Wilder.
Cruiserweights want to move up to heavyweight, it's never the other way around.
Bowe was the greatest big man inside fighter but it cost him his health. He didn't need to trade so close with Holyfield when he was a lot taller....
That one trick is spectacular though.
