What keeps Eddie Hearn up at night: Deontay Wilder Knockouts

Crumbly little video I slapped together to increase the fight's general online presence what little I may. Hope some of youse enjoy it.

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Joshua fans, if you get upset by this video you're a bit of a princess yourself. It's as light as light can be.

I may do an AJ KO reel with Wilder crying at the end talking about how dangerous he is. I had planned on it, but this POS took about just 20-30mins to make and 3 hrs to get YT to leave it up so I'm gonna take my time with getting around to dealing with YT again.

 

Did George Foreman throw windmills in his 39th fight or are those just obtuse hooks Roman was ducking? Are you absolutely sure there is not technique behind it? No staple boxing formula that has existed in boxing theory for well over a millenia? Are you certain you're not judging Wilder based off a criteria that doesn't attempt to address how true to theory his performances are but rather what you hope to see in an ideal boxer? If you saw a phantom overhead would you call it for what it is or mislabel it a sloppy overhand?

Anyway you want to approach it buddo. We can talk history, we can talk technique and kinesiology, and we can talk theory. You're mistaken, Wilder is pretty good actually and damn good for this era. Anyway you want to go abouts it I'm happy to prove it to you.

 

It's basically a whole lot of predetermined opinion driven assumptions backed by unsupportable and circumstantial semantics over and over again that more often than not is actually a non point to anyone who knows their ass.

I used to post on a site called Boxing Asylum but when they turned into just a podcast other forums seemed kind of stale because of the restrictions on speech. No offense to this one or anyone here.

If you can watch a man beat another until he's no longer standing then you should be able to handle being called a ****in' mook without crying. Everytime I see those stars it's a bit like nails on a chalkboard tbh.