Is Wilder jealous of David Price's chin?

nah nah bro thats too far. Price's chin is too bad for this thread to work regardless of his losses being to guys on peds lol

 

Funny thing is Wilder's handlers would NEVER pick Price as an opponent as he's way too dangerous. Price has a chin so soft he knocks himself out hitting the door frame .. but boy he'd send out Wilder on a stretcher if he landed a right hand of his own.

 

The height, reach, range, size and power would be something Wilder has never gone up against other than getting dropped by Wlad in sparring with 18oz gloves and headgear.

I agree.. Wilder isn't gonna step in with those attributes.

 

2008 heavyweight Olympic bronze medal winner Deontay Wilder (13-0, 13KOs) was tested for the first time in his unbeaten career. He scored two knockdowns in the first round on journeyman Harold Sconiers (17-21-2, 11KOs). But then Wilder himself was dropped very hard at the end of the second round and appeared to be in serious trouble. He worked his way back in the third, and then scored two more knockdowns in the fourth round to end the fight when the referee stepped in to stop it.

^I totally forgot he got dropped by him lol, why is there no footage online?

 

Why indeed!! I would have liked to have seen it!

 

All the kings horses and all the kings men couldn't put Price's chin together again. So in answer to the obviously trolling question - no, Wilder, glass jawed as he may be isn't jealous of the glassiest jaw this side of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

 

If Wilder and Price both retire right now and never fought again... who was the more accomplished boxer?

 

Wilder and it's not close. Price chinned corpses until the ghost of a contender past knocked him out twice before getting beat easily enough by top 20 fighters and then got starched by a kebab man.

Duhaupas, Szpilka, ill Stiverne and shot to **** Arreola might be **** poor contenders but they'd almost def stop Price in his tracks.

 

I remember reading some guy posted here on the forum saying that Wilder's management forced Youtube to take it down based on "copyright reasons".

 

If Wilder retired today he will be remembered as a HW belt holder and somewhat of an enigma. People will bring him up in 10-20 years time and wonder how good/bad he was. If Price retired today nobody in 2 weeks will even remember who the hell he was. Nobody will talk about Price as he has zero track record other than losing all his big fights.

 

It was a rhetorical question...