Deontay Wilder - Here are the facts, now answer my question

You're complaining about him not taking tough fights

But you fail to state that the only reason that the Stiverne fight didn't occur was because of Stiverne's injury, not Wilder refusing to fight him

You claim that he's this glass jawed fraud that can't fight, so why keep talking about him?

If he's so bad, then he SHOULD keep fighting cab drivers, right?

You obviously have a deep bias towards him, and no objectivity whatsoever.

I already told you in the past that he's being brought slowly into public eye

People are starting to take notice and he will be in a big fight in the very foreseeable future.

Malik Scott was a very good opponent for him, but after Wilder beat him, he's suddenly this cab driver who would lose to almost everyone at the top level

atsch

 

Couldn't agree more with the TS. I'm glad we share the same opinion about this. Would probably both predict Stiverne to KTFO Wilder and cash out :good

 

You also predicted that Gavern would take a dive in r1. STFU!!! :hi:

 

Amir Mansour knocked Gavern out in the first and dropped him four times. Yet Wilder couldn't manage that against the same Gavern who took the fight on short notice. If Gavern had a decent training camp, this fight would have gone to distance and I'm not sure if Wilder would have won.

 

atsch

Your bias is spilling here.

Try to be more objective and stop suggesting stupid scenarios to fit your own Wilder hating agenda. :rofl

Fact is, Wilder was never hurt once in the fight

Wilder never lost a ROUND in this fight

Wilder completely outlanded him and knocked him down twice

Wilder owned him. End of story.

 

So what? He fought a bum with 17 losses

He has to be really proud, it was his 32nd professional fight and still fighting these club fighters :rofl

 

First of all, it was 16 before Wilder got to him

Secondly, why does that matter?

Stiverne was injured, couldn't fight so he took on Gavern on short notice to continue fighting so he doesn't get rusty.

Blame Stiverne for the fight not happening, not Wilder. :hi:

 

It pains me to no end that you won't take me seriously anymore. I feel blessed that you have previously taken me seriously (hence the 'anymore').

Tell you what, Ice Ice baby, do us this one little favor: make up a list of the top 10 most compelling, interesting and best English-speaking fighters in the world not named Maywather or Pacquiao (yes, I know his English is rudimentary at best, but work with me here). Take notes on what makes them compelling figures that those outside boxing would find interesting.

Now you call up Jimmy Kimmel's bookers on Monday and tell them you can get them any of the 10 as a guest at no charge, you'll pay for the airfare and hotel and food and limo to get them there.

When you're done, come back here and report on the results and tell me how many boxers they accept as guests.

Your original post on this thread says "not bashing, not trolling" and before the first page is up you admit your bias and that you've been on this guy from day one -- which means, apparently, that you have criticized his opposition literally from his pro debut.

Do yourself a favor and buy a roll of tinfoil before you sit down to watch Wilder-Stiverne, because if Wilder wins you're going to feel like chewing on it.

Say classy, Icebox, and have a lovely evening.

 

he could have manned up and took on ustinov. would have showed fury to be the coward he is also.

 

Malik Scott was there to lose. I am not saying that he was outright paid to take a dive, but he definitely knew his role.

 

That's what they call psychological projecting... or, in plain English, the pot calling the kettle black :yep

What a f'n hypocrite you calling out anybodies objectivity :huh

 

Deontay ain't **** and everybody in boxing knows it. Stiverne will rearrange his face.

 

Look at his interview it was a stay busy fight ..atsch

 

His chin could be so bad that they don't see a way to make him big.

Is there proper footage of him sparring hard?

 

No, stay busy fights are what come between BIG fights, Wilder hasn't had ONE yet.