Admit it, Wilder has developed a good jab

CST, I know how much you want an american heavyweight king. Me, as a canadian want it as much as you. It would be so good for the sport we love, but that's not Wilder, unfortunately. How much time till he finaly steps up and fights a top 10 so we can see what he's made of ? He's already at 36 fights. I hope he improves his technique during his lay-off, cuz if not, he's a KTFO waiting to happen. And I'm sure you see this

 

I admit it :bowdown all hail king wilder!

 

He definitely has a good jab, a good, powerful right hand and despite poor footwork and balance has quick feet, making it quite hard to get to him when he decides to box.

It's rare he is in the mode to purely box, he did it against Stiverne and he did it against Arreola as he feared their power and for me they were his best performances.

We all like to hate on Wilder and while he is vulnerable and much of the criticism is well deserved, he is definitely a top 10 heavyweight. It's going to take someone good to beat him like Fury, Wlad, Joshua, Ortiz, Povetkin or Parker.

 

Wilder is great for laughs, but I have to admit this post is pretty fair.

 

Spot on but i do think Wilder is the weakest out of the top Heavyweights

 

Wilder breaking his hand twice might have been the best thing 4 him.
His left hand has really developed as result.

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"Admit It"

 

That jab was more accurate and timed better and was packing some serious power, more than I've seen before. So yes, it has improved.

I still think he gets beat by Ortiz, AJ and Fury.

 

The most important punch in boxing, the first punch you learn to throw, the basics and Wilder has developed it :think

He is WBC world champion, I would hope he has a "good jab", I think that would be a minimum requirement to have a good basic skill set.

 

The jab is more than good when it is actually punishing the opponent. Wilder doesn't even need any other punch to beat most heavyweights (below the top 8 ). And he has the equalizer to go with that, just forget about beating him.

 

He does have amateur pedigree so he must do at least one thing technically right

 

This.

Wilder is much better when he either fights behind his jab or when he is fighting of the back foot. He does have many technical flaws, but his great athleticism makes up for those flaws. It is when he is being more proactive and looking for his opponent, like he did in the three fights between Stiverne and Arreola, that he comes unstuck.

As a technically flawed, athletic fighter he is more suited to being reactive, rather than proactive.

 

:good

 

I think he's improved in general over the last couple of years. I actually like it when he starts windmilling it, just not all the time. The guy is pretty damn quick for a man his size as well, so if he can start mixing that right uppercut in after his improved jab, he could find a new finisher. I genuinely wish the best for the guy and want him to succeed, but as I said in another thread, he isn't utilizing his assets to his full potential in terms of becoming a star.

 

He doesn't see it because he doesn't know **** about boxing.