Deontay Wilder enters The Ring top 10 heavyweights

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by freedom2013, Nov 26, 2013.


  1. Bustajay

    Bustajay Feel the Steel/Balls Deep Full Member

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    Valid point:hey
    Now he must step up and not down to keep his ranking:smoke
     
  2. dellboi94

    dellboi94 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Chisora should be in there
     
  3. secretface

    secretface Member Full Member

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    Now he is top 10, he has to fight top 10 or most top 15. Stop fighting unranked half dead boxers! In his whole career so far most of his oppenents have been coming off of shocking losing streaks, not even wins! So they're not just poor, they're **** poor. I'm sure he can hit, Price could hit, but then he got hit and we all realised that he couldn't take a hit. My opinion, his people know he's a hype job, so they want to hover around waiting for the Klits to vanish and the heavyweight division turns in to some kind of Mad Max wasteland and then they can sneak him in to fight Audley Harrison for the WBC Super Silver Gold Spacerock **** Sure World International Uranus Title.
     
  4. BlackBrenny

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    He also got KO'd cold in a round by David Price and lost to Martin Rogan, and Liakovich was dragged out of retirement ffs :lol:


    we can expect casuals to fall for the bs credentials you are giving Liakovich and Audley as good wins, but please, don't try to pass them off here eh?
     
  5. BlackBrenny

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    Leapai at least beat a highly hyped heavyweight, unbeaten because he had a heavily padded record (hmmmm, remind you of anyone) beating Boytsov is actually on the level of beating Wilder, they both have crappy padded records and a crapload of undeserved hype (Well, not Boytsov now he's been exposed...Deontay next)
     
  6. BlackBrenny

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    I can look no further than Brant Jennings to counter that, he had even less amateur experience than Deontay and has been moved along nicely

    you're saying it's right that Deontay is being moved so slowly and only those with an agenda say otherwise. But even if I was a Deontay fan I would not be happy with how they move him, fighting low quality opposition for 5 straight years is a brilliant way to give a fighter bad habits that will be badly exposed once they finally step up.

    If Deontay fights a top 10er next then that's gonna be one hell of a wakeup call compared to the Firthas and Audleys of the world
     
  7. freedom2013

    freedom2013 Boxing Junkie banned

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    It will be interesting to see who Wilder fights next.

    Golden Boy has been signing a few heavyweights recently. How about Luis Ortiz vs. Deontay Wilder in early 2014?
     
  8. iceman71

    iceman71 WBC SILVER Champion Full Member

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    people are so oblivious with Wilder and talking about him not having fought a top 10 guy yet. when the fact actually is he has not even fought a top 50. that is a fact.