Let's be honest, Teper would flatten glass jawed Wilder in a similar fashion

I don't do money bets with people I don't know. Sorry.

I don't trust people enough. :yep

And if I was going to do a money bet with you, why wouldn't I just go to a bookie and get better odds (Povetkin will probably be the favourite). :yep

 

Wow, being scared of doing a money bet with a total stranger.

Whatever you say, man.

 

The guy is obviously living on welfare. You can't expect him to have any left to wager after all expenses are paid.

 

You're completely right man, I don't even have enough to cover some expenses. :rofl

 

You have to at least admit Wilder would have to take Teper more serious than Molina. Teper after all is much better than Molina, and can actually throw combonations, and not fall off balance with every power shot.
Teper does not look the part, but he's the dark horse in the division.

 

Of course!!

Teper is better than Molina, but he's not beating Wilder.

OP is the most biased guy I've ever seen. Every HW who gets a KO nowadays according to him KO's Wilder.

:rofl

Actually any LHW>HW who gets a KO nowadays KO's Wilder (According to UnleashTheFury). :tired

 

Ah, already there was a thread on this, didn't see it. SOZ.

 

Wilder has fast feet. Price is sllllloooooww and flat footed.

Teper was able to get inside on price because price is cement footed.

Wilder KO's Teper easy work

 

I disagree with your ****ysis on a few points:

1) I don't think Teper hits harder than Molina. Probably as hard as, but not necessarily harder -- Molina has hurt every fighter he has been in the ring with, including Arreola, who has a pretty decent set of whiskers.

2) I don't agree that Molina "nearly had Wilder out" -- I agree that he hurt or wobbled him momentarily, but I didn't think at the time (nor after looking at it again) that Wilder was on the very brink of defeat. His legs went wobbly, but he didn't seem to be out of it mentally and recovered pretty well.

3) The leap of faith doesn't hold across other fights, of which many could be cited, but an easy comparison would be looking at Holyfield getting knocked down and hurt much worse, much closer to losing, against Bert Cooper (than Wilder was to losing to Molina) and asserting from it that Holyfield would be knocked out by Mike Tyson, who hits harder and is a better fighter than Cooper ... only it didn't happen that way when Holyfield fought Tyson.

So I see where you're coming from, but don't think your logic makes it necessarily so.

I personally believe pretty much any good heavyweight can knock out pretty much any other good/great heavyweight if he lands the right punch at the right time, so I agree Teper could beat Wilder ... but I don't think he would beat Wilder.