Deontay Wilder's POWER Is Too Much For Everyone

The first decent fighter he fought he could not knock stiverne loool

 

Its all there from both one of Haye's training camps and Wlad's training camps. Wilder was knocked out.

In Wlad's case, he was released early from sparring because he lacked the durability to be of any use.

His work with Wlad was in 2011 and its well documented in fact. In the run up to the David Haye fight funnily enough.

Dee-On-Tay laid out sparko when Wlad was taking 40% off his punches. Just what the f8ck would a Wlad in 2016 do with 100% on his punches to him? Probably smash his chin so bad, it would left in too many pieces to ever be put back together again.

The fact your boy cannot take punch is a serious issue- its why he has never fought a top 30 HW despite defending his title 3 times over the past year. :deal

His handlers know it. His investors know it. And you the jockstrap riders know it in your heart of hearts. Man cannot take a punch.

 

Wilder should invest large amounts of his winnings in Campbells soup. They have been around a very long time and contribute to american's dinner table with a wide variety of excellent soup choices. HMMMM HMMMM GOOD.

 

Too much for Stiverne I suppose?

 

Lol the fighter training camps said it so it must be true right GTFO here with that gossip bs and vlad to you personaly he was only going 40% or let me guess you heard it from his training camp. Cite your sources stating " i heard it from vlads camp" is not a source especially when you are not ,never were and never will be part of his camp. You are not a credible source

 

Alabama BBQ:think:think

 

The source is James Ali Bashir and the interview is on youtube.

 

IMO breland is doing ok teaching him the basics /wilder can box technically / what breland is not doing right is setting out gameplans and making wilder box to it in sparring and during fights.

breland is not really a dominant personality /whereas wilder is and wilder is ignoring brelands corner advice in fights.

breland needs to lay down the law.

i dont think wilder is nervous / what i think is happening is he is fighting in front of home crowds v molina/dulhaupus / spilzka i know it was not in alabama but still usa and he knows his popposition is not really a threat (spilzka surprised me from what i had seen previously) and wilder is simply trying to hard to impress instead of boxing with a cool head /

he can stick and jab if he wants and then time a right over a left jab / but he is to impatient to set up his big power shots / throwing a lead right and if it misses instead of stepping back left guarding his chin he throws a sweeping left hook when he is already over extended and loses his balance.

not harmfull v molinas but an ortiz would clock him with a counter and being off balance he will be dropped by anything clean that lands because he has no legs under him.

if he boxed like he did v stirverne he would have got ALL 3 subsequent opponent s out of there early.

haymon needs to get him good sparring / breland needs to force his will onto wilder and wilder needs to settle down / be more patient and fight to a plan and wait for ko to happen and not force it.

if he fights povetkin like he did his last 3 fights he will get clocked at some point and will have to ride it out if he can.

fights with a gameplan / fights sensible / then with his speed /length /power / he can beat anyone in the division and will beat povetkin.

as in most sports half the battle is won between the ears.

 

Oh man! you got me there!

Well, we both know that Wilder won it!

Poor Stiverne, couldn't even get his punches going!

Let's have a laugh at him, shouldn't we?