How has beating Stiverne proved anything about Wilder ?

Wilder proved that his power is just a myth. Soon as someone showed up that wasn't paid to take a dive, his KO streak ended.

 

It proves he can stand up for 12 rounds under zero adversity, which is better than 4 rounds under zero adversity....the guy's basically a prospect lol, what do you want?

I was impressed at him continuing to throw after hurting his hand. I could tell early on there was a problem. Also having the discipline to stick to a plan for that long was good. Again, it was about as easy a fight as he'll ever get at the championship level, but he did prove some things.

 

He proved a lot of people on this forum DKSAB: the ones who said he would fall apart the first time he got hit by a true heavyweight puncher, the ones who said he would have no stamina, the ones who said Stiverne would destroy him, the ones who said he had no boxing skills.

I understand the ones who invested themselves so deeply in these opinions need to backtrack and find some explanation other than the simple fact that they were wrong, but it is what it is.

 

:deal

 

And the things you now know are the things he proved:good

I wish I were smarter so that I could express myself so eloquently, seriously.

No h.omo either, BTW.

 

What happened to Wilder's power? He landed one right hand after another and still could not hurt Stiverne. Vitali would have knocked Stiverne out easily and would have knocked Wilder out cold. Wilder has no balance, his jab has not power, no snap, when he ran around the ring he was slow, any good fighter could have cut the ring off on him.............you can see his right hand coming from a mile away. Wilder's left hook is no good. Vlad beat him from one side of the ring to the other, knocked him down with a jab and flattened him with a left hook. Wilder is not in Vlad's class. Compare...................I compared them, Vlad has great balance, much more power, better defense, etc. Vlad wants to fight Wilder ASAP, but Wilder does not want to fight him. Here is a red flag; Why did Wilder get paid more than Stiverne? Why did Stiverne not have a rematch clause? How did Wilder get ranked without fighting a ranked fighter? Arreola was beating the **** out of Stiverne, hurt him, until Stiverne landed a lucky punch that Arreola did not see coming. Stiverne did not even try to beat Wilder, or cut off the ring on the slow moving Wilder. Wilder's power disappeared when he fought Stiverne. Vlad is not Stiverne and Wilder knows it.

 

Just relax , he won against a good fighter (broke is hand during the fight as well) , and he is on his way up , is he the best HW in the world , not even close , does it mean he isnt a good fighter ? you guys always degrading figthers its disgusting to see , when i watch the permier league , ppl still apperciate the boltons and the evertons of the world , its a sport , stop degrading everything that is not #1 , the word bum is used too easily these days.

 

I think a belt sells it to many of the casuals on here, rather than the opposition. I didnt see it as a massive win for Wilder in the HW scheme of things, but it did show that Wilder could go 12 rounds and box to a plan.

 

The one and only thing that proved is that Wilder can somehow fight on the back foot and understand he needs to use the jab.

Nothing else.
Stiverne didn't land a single clean shot, and even when some heavy slap reached Wilder, he clearly had effect.

Low pace, low workrate, still a fragile chin, and most importantly,
-it proved that Wilder has no power.

Stiverne was a zombie, sweating, no breath, no pop, no reflexes, no defence, and yet Wilder couldn't stop him.

Is Demetrice King the most powerful boxer ever, for stopping Stiverne in just 4 rounds?

Arreola would have stopped that version of Stiverne.

 

Do I think wilder is a world beater no , but I believe he deserves a bit of credit for the way he boxed

 

All it proved was that he could protect me when facing an ailing and limited opponent.

Wilder's still packing those fragile whiskers....I should know!

 

For me Wilder still has a lot to prove but he put in a good performance against Stiverne regardless of how good or bad he is. I think the hate Wilder gets is down to some of our American friends constantly deriding anyone who isn't American, but for those in the know and who appreciate boxing and boxers from anywhere in the world then Wilder's tests start from hereon. I don't think he'll ever be a great or unify the titles, but he ain't no bum and will continue to surprise many for now and I for one look forward in seeing how he progresses in his next fight.