HOW Exactly PARKER Beat WILDER - Best Film Studies

That's a pretty good ratio for someone like me. I've never tried to win any popularity contests. You have a pretty spectacular ratio, though, now that I've checked.

You, sir, are an extraordinary poster!

 

This result is an indictment on Wilder, not Parker's sudden rejuvenation. I'm a big Parker fan and hope he has something left but I doubt it.

 

I can picture him now furiously typing away on his jizz stained keyboard in his parents basement after a week of research from which he has found some obscure result from 2013 which shows that Wilder is better than Parker.
I am also looking forward to seeing what his next alt will be.

 

Have you seen his new metric for evaluating boxers ?
It's the "who may well have lost to" statistic, soon to be on every fighter's boxrec page.

https://www.boxingforum24.com/threa...nd-deontay-wilder.714647/page-4#post-22675810

 

LOLing or not, your posts here show that you actually are.

A fairly non-confrontational poster (@Brighton bomber ) humbly admits that he thought Wilder was going to win but that he got things wrong, and also mentions that his understanding of boxing has improved by learning from his mistakes on here.

Your insulting response was to call him clueless.


Another docile poster (no offence, @It's Ovah ) admits that he too got it wrong and calls out those who backtrack, trot out excuses, and can't simply admit they were wrong.
You insult him too with some off-base allusion to Dr. Phil and give him a lecture on how and what he should post on.

That's the bitterness I was referencing.

And most of my post (about 85% of it) was about Wilder and how well I felt he looked and acted in the face of defeat.
And again, you irrelevantly ramble on some more about ( nonexistent ) armchair psychology being 'unwarranted.'

So maybe bitter wasn't the right adjective.

Maybe sour, or salty, or pished off, or annoyed, or disgruntled, or such.

However you want to characterize it, clearly you had a bee in your bonnet about the loss and the reactions to it, faaaaaaaar more than Deontay himself did.

Good. Glad to hear it. And glad to hear you got the card for a good price.
Most agree that the card was one of the better cards in some time.

Well, the two guys you told off, handled the issue by admitting they had been wrong.

That's an admirable move, and a fairly rare occurrence on this forum.

 

Your 533 / 3244 (16 %) likes in agreement number for Stevie might be selling the man short, Kiwi.

Stevie wasn't posting on here between Sept 30, 2016 and March 28th, 2023.
And he had another, earlier hiatus as well.

Taking that into account, he has only been posting for 782 days.


And LIKES weren't invented on here till some time after he began his sabbatical in 2016. The number of posts he made during the LIKES era was 732.

And those 732 posts garnered 533 likes.

So his likes in agreement number, 533 / 732, is actually a very much more respectable 73 %.

Just wanted to clear that up.

 

This is too much. I'm not the one on here psychoanalyzing and making personal references about people's lives, yet I see you saying nothing about that.

Agreeing with someone else's intrepretation of a fight doesn't make you more or less educated; it just makes you more agreeable. No one is learning anything about boxing from someone named Kiwi Casual. LOL.

If you can't handle people disagreeing with you, just log off.

 

He’s pathetic. I would actually feel sorry for him if he wasn’t such a nobber.

 

Hater's gon hate.

 

I see you are still struggling to cope, Wilder has been badly exposed. Your triangle theories won’t save you now.

 

He’s another fanboy who can’t handle getting a prediction wrong, it’s embarrassing.

 

All I see are excuses for an utter and absolute trouncing. Parker won every round, a win which was more to do with his excellent game plan and Wilder’s inactivity than Wilder being past it or being damaged.

Wilder only has himself and his team to blame for not keeping active, as so many fighters do today. He would have done better a few years ago I’m sure but Parker would have been a hard fight for him no matter when they fought. You are simply another fanboy trying to push a narrative of Tyson Fury being superior to everyone (despite his thin list of credible opponents and styles).

 

Silly talk. Let's just agree to disagree.