Quotes about Wilder from prominent trainers and sparring partners

Truth be told he wasn't ready.

Molina put Wilder on wobbled legs, Stiverne took him tweleve and Szpilka out boxed him.

Wlad would have put him in a coma.

 

So he did not say it?

I don’t know how much real life experience you have in the boxing business but it’s not as easy as you think, especially when someone you trust say “you’re not ready” or “you should not do this, do this instead” and at the same time throw money at you.

It’s fine, you can dislike Wilder as much as you want but don’t make up stuff to justify it.

 

play semantics with someone else.... look kid, Wilder HELD A TITLE. If you hold a title, there's no 'not ready for another boxer' anymore. How do you not get that??? Your excuses are garbage.

 

You’re garbage.

 

You lack the ability to think critically. NO ONE who holds a title in boxing can use the 'I'm not ready' excuse. You don't fight for a title if you aren't ready to fight others w/ a title. Now tell me with a straight face that doesn't make sense.

 

Expect he never said it.

 

*yawn* you're boring. If you don't think DW has any say in his opp...you're more a noob than I thought.

 

He doesn't KO **** post Marciano. He probably kills John Ruiz though.

 

No one acts like about Tyson lol

 

I fought pro, had a world ranking and trained with some of the best in the world, how about you? I mean, you called me a noob so you must of been at least a world champion, right?

 

“I didn’t know if I had brain damage, I didn’t know what was up with me. I was very frightened because I had these massive swellings on the back of my head. I was thinking, ‘I could end up with brain damage.’ I was concussed, I didn’t remember anything. I suppose when you get knocked down like that you don’t remember a lot. I was thinking, ‘Did I get put down four times?’ I actually got put down twice. I thought to myself, ‘You know what? I think it’s time to call it a day.’

Tyson Fury on the third Wilder fight.

 

The quotes mean very little. He’s big, has fast hands and a lot of power.

Everyone already knows that.

What they don’t know if it’s good enough to beat a world class heavyweight. So far he’s been in with one and has lost twice (three times in reality)