How much of a chance do you give Dominic Breazeale ?

Breazeale seems focused and dedicated to the fight . There is not much gob or smack talk from him , the training vids show him concentrating for the fight . So I do believe that he is grounded on this and saving himself for the bout which is a good sign of him being collected and complete .

I think Wilder's mind is all over the place in contrast , Wilder needs and has to win big here and definitive if he is too salvage something . Going the distance or controversial decision again especially would make the WBC a phantom belt at this point and not worth anything . Hell I think a draw is not out of the question for this fight and that might just be the ruination of his claim . Wilder looks mentally drained last I saw and his claim to being the Unified and Undisputed seems to have gone dark for now .

I think this is the darkest place Wilder has ever been and I reckon Breazeale is gonna exploit this in the fight , if he is smart .

 

AJ interview today, he picks Wilder, says Wilder too fast for Breezy. AJ says Breazeale was easy to hit but durable, ie Wilder will have to break him down but should get him eventually. Not giving Breazeale much of a chance.

 

I haven't seen a better match up ,at least on paper in years and we've had a lot of good ones, but ones I could easily predicted. This one ? Not so much.

People are so blinded its on the level of comedy .

If Joshua was fighting Wilder it would be a total demolition job , Wilder wouldn't last mid rounds.

The only other fight worth noting is Ortiz but it will be more the same as the first, without Wilder being saved by the bell.bc Ortiz is predictable by set ups, he had his chance And isn't getting younger.

And Fury , which is also unpredictable in a rematch ( I told these guys Fury would win ) but it's certainly not out doing two power puncher with a combined 185% K.O percentages. Who's only losses were to Joshua and Fury. But we KNOW what fighter had the tougher task.

I highly doubt it goes 12, the numbers don't suggest it. But who knows ?

There's just way to many variables in this one , most point to a Breazeales win but then you have the Barclays center factor where you know Breazeales fighting them as well ? It's to where it's real important what each is saying out of the ring , and Wilder is very vulnerable right now , he's taking a big hit his last fight and he may have others fooled but I know he's a mental midget with a circus corner.

It's almost like I can't pick him here. Lol

 

He also said Fury wasn't ready and retracted that statement saying he overlooked some things.

 

I would say about 20%, but, after reading all the posts by @GALVATRON, I'm in doubt now.

 

I hope Dominic breazeale KO this braggart

 

20-30% because let's be honest. Wilder has always looked vulnerable against this level of opponent. Breazeale is tough and can punch a bit. Wilder should win but it's not a forgone conclusion.

 

Breazeale is 4/1 with bookies atm.

 

10% chance. He's taylor made for Windmill which is why he's getting a chance beyond genuinely dangerous fighter like Whyte.

Breazy is a walking punch bag so will likely catch a windmill or 2. He is durable though but can't really see him having enough pop to deter Wilder.

 

Check back over the history of boxing for world title fights being stopped on cuts without going to the cards and then work out the percentage of world title wins achieved this way. His percentage chance of winning is whatever that percentage is....

 

Breazeales never had cuts ! Are you saying BreaZeale chances are that slim ? Lol

On the topic of cuts.

Wilder is known for having eyes swoll fast .

Bring up cuts has nothing to do with the fight and if it does chances are Wilder will cut or look like he was hit with a pipe in this one if he gets hit enough.

Once again like your on another planet !

Cuts rarely happen and it's usually the guy who swells who then is Wilder. Lol

 

Breazeale is going to ko Wilder.

 

Slim.

I almost want to say he should just start trading from the start and see if he can land first. I am sure he has enough power to hurt Wilder if he lands first.

Trying to box Wilder to a decision requires immense concentration and skill which I am not sure Breazeale possesses. Wilder will eventually land that right.

 

Breazeale took numerous flush punches from AJ before he was stopped. Anthony Joshua is a little big more skilled than Wilder. If Breazeale comes into the fight and brings it too Wilder he will flat out stopped him. If he fights timid and stays on the outside allowing Wilder to windmill his right hand at him he loses. If he beats Wilder it shouldn't even be considered much of up a upset. Wilder's whole career is based off him fighting stiffs and old men. He is a American hype job wait to be exposed just like Anthony Joshua is a British hype job waiting to be exposed.