I am more convinced than ever, WILDER will end the Klitschko reign

Isn't he fighting Povetkin next? :hi:

And then winner of Fury vs. Pulev? :hi:

 

Felix, just log off.

 

This is so dumb its cringeworthy. How old are you? Did you ever finish highschool?

 

Oh shut up

 

So you're admitting you're Felix?

 

Wlad split the worst HW division known to mankind down the middle , still lost and had major struggles.
And still either has not fought No.1 Povektin!
ATG.?? lmao. Cut me a break break please.

 

I was only saying that Wlad is getting on now and may be more past prime than people suspect, since his last few fights have been against weaker opposition than the likes of Chagaev, Haye and Ibragimov- at a time when we know Wlad was in his prime.

The comparison to Lewis was just a reminder that guys like Wilder and Fury could be more dangerous than some are suggesting, since Wlad is 37 now

What? I didn't say anything to even remotely imply either of those things. His chin is average and a fair ATG ranking would be within the top 15 ATG heavyweights

 

People have been saying (insert name) will KO Wlad for years and it hasn't happened, Wilder wouldn't stand a ****ing chance against Wlad, he's too chinny and throws windmills. Wilder got destroyed by a Russian Cruiserweight in the ams, and has been down twice to an old journeyman and an obese novice, but some people actually think he'll be able to take shots from arguably the biggest puncher in the division? Let alone the fact that Wlad is by far the best HW in the division.

 

I am not saying that it means anything about the outcome of a Wilder/Wlad fight, but I am certain that Wilder would take Pianeta out in the first or second round if they fought. And, Pianeta wouldn't be staggering back up to his feet after a Wilder right, he'd be out on the floor.

 

If Wilder is any good, why haven't he fought a top 30 HW yet?

 

Absolutely.

And just how many times has Wilder been in high pressure bouts? How many times has he gone into the lions den to win a fight?

And how about his defense? all the things mentioned about him are basically just opinions from his shoulders, and 100% offense. How about boxing brain? How about a boxing brain when hurt and fatigued?

Or is Wilder just another heavyweight front runner type that look fantastic when things go their way. Step up in competition and have things go the other way, and just how do these heavyweight prospects do? You will find that potential seldom equates to actual results in the ring.

 

Dose of reality. Some of the clueless children in this thread should take this pill:yep

 

"If he is ... he would ..." ?!

Go learn some basic grammar please. :hat

If Wlad was American, he would be the GOAT.