I think there is something to this. Whatever his faults, Wilder is no coward personally, and was delusional enough to think he could beat Godzilla. His team kept the fraud train rolling by only letting him fight guys with no talent whatsoever, and they probably told him he was fighting the best.
Yes absolutely. His team probably more so. They knew Wlad would have ended that hype train before it began. Wilder wouldn’t have been the same mentally either after Wlad sparked him effortlessly. From just their sparring session Wilder was kept away from punchers after that so no chance he would have recovered from a real beat down from Dr Steelhammer.
50% or not whatever he got caught hes been down by lesser punchers najic and Cunningham. It was a good shot stop taking away that credit with agenda you have built up.
Yes, Well maybe, it was his team that seemed to duck Wladimir, so maybe not Wilder himself. Shirley Winkle admitted as much when asked about Wladmir, Winkle called Wilder a "prospect" at 33-0 and WBC champion and said "he won't be rushed". So, it was Winkle really, he basically ruled it out, I actually think Wilder given the choice would have fancied himself to beat Wladimir, i think the vast majority of fighters, especially world champions believe they can beat anybody. Forget us boxing fans who would have loved to have seen it.. It turned out to be the right decision by Winkle in fairness, from a business point of view, Wilder made a string of defences, ended up fighting Fury twice and made a lot of money. So Winkle did his job in many ways, a job he was suppose to do, make Wilder and himself money with a whole lot of defences and a couple of big money fights.
There is no agenda in telling the truth. He wasn't quite ready for that first Wilder fight, and the entire rest of the world knows it now. Most of them knew it at the time. He was not a physically mature fighter for Cunningham and Pajkick, and those were flash knockdowns. You understand that you are talking about seven and nine years ago, don't you? When he was 24 and 22? He was closer to the guy who got a dodgy win over McDermott than the man he is now. Sorry, fighters mature psyiclly and mentally.
" not physically mature " for those For wilder knocking him down " 50% fury" For Otto " fury didn't take him seriously" Nothing but excuses for fury. It is an agenda
The ****? You just went full ******. He is an undefeated two-time champion with wins over Wlad and Wilder. HE DOESN'T NEED EXCUSES. He shits all over you, believe me. Again, telling the truth is not an agenda. He was not a physically mature fighter when he was 22 and 24. That is fact. He didn't take time to build himself up after losing 150 pounds. That is not hard to understand at all, even for a guy like you. You are pretending. As for Wallin, I like Wallin. I think he has a future and put up a good fight. I like Cunningham, a lot, too, by the way, and think he should have been a bigger deal if not for some dodgy decisions. For the record, I am also a Joshua fan. Backing Fury a bit, but let the better man win.
Credit to fury for for his accomplishments still does not erase his mistakes as a fighter When a fighter looks bad the excuses come out