Deontay Wilder Broken Arm

Maybe Deontay can use the holy water that Pac Man used to heal his separated shoulder.

 

Good one

 

Combating delusions and propaganda with facts is my passion. Jarrell Miller Boxrec #4, IBO #2, WBA #2, WBO #4, TBRB #6, yet Wilder fans still on the run from a fight between the 2 best and biggest stars in US heavyweight boxing. Its nearly like his own fans don't want him to be in big and exciting fights vs the best heavyweights, just looking for another excuse to parrot so he can beat on old Ortiz and Stiverne again. If Fury fights Joshua, who do you want to see Wilder against next?

 

Pot calling the kettle.

In a 10 minute off-the-cuff, heading to his car video, he mentions at the very end he had surgery over the summer, and you start a thread saying Wilder is making excuses. At no point did he say the surgery was the excuse for why he didn't win the fight.

You just posted this because you want to start people ragging on him again.

That's all.

And you started an alt last week to start threads just like this.

It was a great fight. A great event. He doesn't have a broken arm. He doesn't say he has a broken arm.

You and all the clowns on this thread need to keep their "Let's Hate On Wilder" circle Jerk going because you all made fools of yourselves for bashing this event for six months.

You can't say you were wrong, so you created an ALT so you can keep jerking it.

You guys were all wrong. Deal with it ... instead of creating false flags.

 

Wilder fought Luis Ortiz this year. He fought Tyson Fury this year. There's discussions now whether he's going to fight Fury again or Joshua.

THOSE ARE THE TOP GUYS IN THE DIVISION.

And you're bashing him and while PRAISING A GUY (Miller) who fought Bogdan Dinu this year, Tomasz Adamek this year and the corpse of Johann Duhaupas.

You think Miller is fighting the BEST?

If your passion is combating delusion, you'd better start with yourself. Because you are TOTALLY LOST.

 

You said he didn't say it and didn't have a broken arm, your changing your story mid thread

 

Correction, completely demolished Dinu, Adamek and Duhuapas as if they were nothing. He's ranked by the majority of the ranking bodies top 5 in the world, just like Dillian Whyte, its not just me saying this. If Joshua fights Fury next, who do you want to see Wilder fight next?

 

I said he DOESN'T HAVE A BROKEN ARM. He doesn't. He didn't use any broken arm injury as an excuse for not winning.

Deontay Wilder did HOURS of interviews around this event, and a seconds-long clip shooting the bull with friends, about a surgery he had over the summer ... IS WHAT YOU'RE BASHING HIM ABOUT NOW?

Good Lord.

The lengths people go to try to find anything to grasp to keep this hate-bashing going.

Most boxing fans thoroughly enjoyed the weekend.

Sorry you missed out.

Don't hate so much.

 

Didn't Wilder fight Stiverne, Molina, Duhuapas, Szpilka, Arreola and Washington in his first 6 world title fights? Fights 33-39? .

 

After all that you still can't even state who you want Wilder to fight next if Joshua fights Fury let alone even call for a fight with Whyte or Miller. Best of the best my ass, his fans are already hoping for the worst of the worse.

 

I did say that after the fight he needs to get on a plane to Holland to get a new windmill as his is broken!!!

 

Good points, but I don't blame others for jumping on this, its natural if you don't like a fighter when the media is making hay with it. Wilder mentioned the arm, and of course the media hopped on it. Media probably deserves the real blame, they love to stir things up.

Bomber's post earlier in the thread was good. Champ's hate to lose. Part of what makes them champs. It would be almost impossible to not let a comment like that slip in the wake of a fight like this. I'm sure Fury had just as bad injury excuses, but since almost everyone admits he either won or drew the fight, he doesn't have it in the back of the brain like Wilder does. But then again, he did technically mention it, one poster says, but the media didn't jump on that.

Anyway, as you honorably note, I doubt it played a real meaningful role in the fight. His camp may have had some limitations in the earlier stages, but by fight night he would have been at or near 100%.

Great fight and both fighters secured a place in history for themselves.

 

Tyson Fury resembled a hot air balloon this time last year. He was so fat he could barely speak.

And Wilder is complaining about a little sprain?