Nobody would give Wilder trouble with that fight. Not even his haterz. Now, when/IF he beats Thompson, ppl will say he beat a dinosaur, Thompson got old overnight, etc etc etc......but we all know that Thompson was a later bloomer, and like fine wine has improved with age. Problem is, Wlad uncorked him, so he's only got maybe 2-3 glasses left in him. I think wilder would be SMART to take one of those last glasses, same with Briggs. OLDER contenders, so long as theyre legit, make fine defenses for a young Champion so long as he mixes it in with young company as well between fighting the vets. :good
Wilder fighting Molina is an absolute joke. He should have fought someone who could at least be competitive, such as Glazkov or Thompson. He beats both but at least itd be worth to watch. He can fight Molina in his sparring sessions, this is not what fans deserve.
You mean, he calls wilder out.... AGAIN. He already called him out in the past. As did Bryant Jennings. Wildest wants no part of live bodies, none. Eric Molina, here comes the WBC champion!
SIGN IT!!! :deal Wilder has the edge in youth, athleticism, speed and power; Thompson literally everything else. The winner should take on Jennings to determine the #1 US HW!!! (until Prince Charles Martin completes his maturation process in a couple of years) :deal
Thompson is a prime candidate. :deal ...I mean prime in the general, non-boxing sense there, obviously. :yep
Molina's two losses are by KO 1 :rofl How does Wilder expect to go from fighting opponents like this to fighting Wlad or even Povetkin? The gulf in class is so far apart it is like comparing a Ferrari to a Kia.
I don't know automobiles. Would you say it was the same as comparing an eighteen year old Glenmorangie to Wild Turkey?