David Haye - Wilder's Power Is Beyond The Realms Of Humanity

Won't prove anything! Duhaupas is older and close to 40 now. When he was prime, Wilder couldn't even drop him after landing near 1000 punches. So this fact will NEVER change! No matter what he does now to past prime Duhaupas.

I wanna see Wilder fight Jarrell Miller next and see if he can come close to dropping Miller. That would be a more impressive feat now.

 

You're complaining about my drivel and my obsessions of Duhaupas. Yet, you write your own drivels after drivels of your own obsession that is Deontay Wilder. A guy who can barely speak English properly. A guy who involuntary spits regularly when he speaks. A guy who is one of the most uncivilized athletes ever. A guy who has dreadful balance and can't even keep himself up most of the time when he throws punches.

Johann Duhaupas didn't survive, because he wasn't fighting in survival mode. He LASTED (lasted being the keyword) 11 rounds without suffering a single knockdown whilst walking forward the whole fight and whilst walking through Wilder's punches for almost the whole fight. Duhaupas literally had Wilder running scared for his life, despite Wilder fighting in his hometown of Alabama. Duhaupas was the one making the fight.

When you're having three fights, especially in close proximity in the year when you supposedly had undergone hand surgery, and are throwing close to 1000 punches in one of those fights during that year, and are literally putting all your weight into most of those punches by windmilling, then hand injury can't be used as a valid / sound excuse.

If such a surgery really affected Wilder, then he wouldn't have had 3 fights and wouldn't have been able to throw anywhere near the number of punches he threw against Duhaupas, whilst also windmilling and putting all his weight into most of those punches the way he did.

If anything, Duhaupas was the one who could've been considered injured and he had a more justifiable excuse. He was barely able to throw punches with his right hand because of his injury in that arm. Yet, with his left hand and jab alone, and despite throwing far fewer punches, he inflicted more damage on Wilder than vice versa.

I wonder why you've not addressed my point about Eric Molina? Oh I know! Because you know deep down he also exposed Wilder's power to be EXTREMELY and INSANELY lacking.

The name Duhaupas brings fear to you Wilder fanatics and fanboys.

'Beyond the realms of humanity' my ass!

 

Wilder's power is the greatest of all time. No hyperbole, all facts. Lol get off his nuts with these long ass paragraphs of Wilder hate, some of you are pathetic.

 

Hayes exaggeration is beyond the realms of humanity

 

Haye withstands Wilder's shots yet Bellow takes him out. Aggrandizement at it's worst.

 

Never fought;
A top 5 US heavyweight
A top 5 UK heavyweight
A European champion
A mandatory
A number #1 contender
A world champion
A former world champion

It's pretty easy to have hyped power when your opposition isn't beyond the realm of the bar room. Wilder has a very good counter right, but not great power. Quite sure if Parker was still fighting the Dimitrenko, Haumono, Meehan level of opponent people would be talking about how dangerous his power his.

 

Oh, I forgot, yes, the perennial one name on his resume. I give Wilder credit for winning that fight, the same credit I gave Lucas Browne for knocking out Ruslan Chagaev. Ironically the fights were fought and ended in the same way.

 

They fought the same level of opposition... oh wait ... no ... Lucas Browne actually fought Dillian Whyte as well .

Let me know when Wilder steps up to challenge himself as Browne did.

You don't have any credibility to lose with your daily ridiculous headlines.

Remember your response is a **** in the wind.

 

I have been boxing since I was a kid and Wilder does everything wrong. I for the life of me do not know where he get his power from. He throws over hand punches for Christ sakes. But Wilder knows how to pace himself better than Joshua. Fury probably will Wilder look bad for a while but if Fury gets him all bets are off. I think I will have to go with a Wilder KO in this one. I think Fury took this fight to fast. It is a damn shame Joshua was to scared to face Wilder.

 

Wilder's right hand is like Thor's hammer.

What if a Wilder right hand met a Chuck Norris roundhouse kick?