Freddie Flintoff v Deontay Wilder

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  1. knockout artist

    knockout artist Boxing Addict banned

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    Both would be the best opponent they've ever faced as professionals, both are undefeated - who wins and how?
     
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  2. No Fear

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    Excellent mythical match up, knockout artist.

    Clearly, it would be a huge step up in class and test for Wilder, fighting someone who has trained to box.

    Flintoff has fought the better level of opposition so I'd say Flintoff UD.
     
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  3. joegrundy

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    Freddy would go down but probably win on points.
     
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  4. El Greeno

    El Greeno Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Flintoff outworks the American hypejob.
     
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  5. knockout artist

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    :lol: superb responses gents - Wilder would be in for the biggest test of his career. The guy Freddie beat tonight is probably as good as anyone Wilder has faced
     
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  6. fists of fury

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    Wilder would certainly duck Freddie. Freddie has a winning record, for one thing.
     
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  7. knockout artist

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    :deal
     
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  8. I am tyler

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    I imagine Freddie would go down more than once, maybe 4 or 5 times. But he would outslick Wilder, then probably knock him out. Then Freddie will start to call out the Klitchko's, but they will retire before they fight him.
     
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  9. boxfanlut

    boxfanlut Boxing Addict Full Member

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    At least Freddie not scared to travel abroad
     
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  10. Elliot

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    Flintoff would actually stand a chance.
     
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  11. joe33

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    Freddie would have his gorgeous blonde wife sit close to the ring, white blonde chicks are black mens kryptonite, he would get all weak and **** staring and then freddie would bowl him out with an overhand right
     
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  12. knockout artist

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    :lol::rofl

    The overhand rights Freddie was throwing last night would have knocked down most Heavyweights, say what you want about Andrew Dawson, the guy has an iron chin. Can we say the same about Wilder? :think
     
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  13. floyd_g.o.a.t

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    Wilder would duck Freddie.
     
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  14. whyteyes

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    Let's not resort to total fantasy here!:nut
     
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  15. lordgore

    lordgore Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Flintoff ***** slaps him into next week.

    But in reality unfortunately,Wilder knocks him out with the first punch he lands.
     
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