Why do lots of members from the boxing community believe Wilder can KO any HW with 1 punch?

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Luis Fernando, Sep 12, 2018.


Does Wilder have the power / ability to KO any heavyweight?

  1. No, there are heavyweights that can and will be able to take Wilder's punches without getting KO'ed

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  2. Yes, no heavyweight can take Wilder's punches

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  1. dinovelvet

    dinovelvet Antifanboi Full Member

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    dinovelvet, Sep 15, 2018
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  2. Quisling

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    Most boxing fans are gullible. Wilder's whole career is a conjob, and these fools are falling for it.
     
    Quisling, Sep 15, 2018
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    Luis Fernando and lewis gassed like this.
  3. Luis Fernando

    Luis Fernando Well-Known Member Full Member

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    So where is the part where you show Wilder actually KO'ing or even dropping Duhaupas? I'm still waiting!

    Oh no, you can't because Duhaupas exposed Wilder of being feather fisted by walking through his sissy like punches. Just like any tough or durable heavyweight would.
     
    Luis Fernando, Sep 15, 2018
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  4. The Akbar One

    The Akbar One Obsessed with Boxing banned Full Member

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    There is a difference between dropping someone, and knocking them out. If he hit French Pastry Chef with the well placed shot, the Chef would go down as well.
     
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  5. Luis Fernando

    Luis Fernando Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I know there is a difference! And Wilder hit Duhaupas with nearly 1000 punches. Duhaupas not only took every single one of them, but walked through nearly every single one of those punches.

    Maybe he can drop Duhaupas. But my point is, there is absolutely no reason to believe Wilder could drop ANYBODY and EVERYBODY, even with his best punch. It's just as likely he breaks his hands on the most durable heavyweights.
     
    Luis Fernando, Sep 15, 2018
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  6. dinovelvet

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  7. Luis Fernando

    Luis Fernando Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Still waiting!
     
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  8. Dubblechin

    Dubblechin Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Except that's exactly what he's done.
     
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  9. Luis Fernando

    Luis Fernando Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Like what he's done against Johann Duhaupas? Can you post the knockdown that Wilder inflicted on Duhaupas, because I seemed to have missed it if Wilder really did drop Duhaupas?
     
    Luis Fernando, Sep 17, 2018
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  10. Serge

    Serge Ginger Dracula Staff Member

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    Because he sparked out the glass-jawed Szpilka who was bounced up and down off the canvas like a yo-yo by Sopranos extra bum Mike Mollo who hadn't fought in 2.5 years and was 1-3 in his last 4 fights, and dropped by big fat blob bum named David Saulsberry, stopped by the light hitting Jennings, and stopped by Polish blubber sack Kownacki ie. the guy who threw everything bar the kitchen sink at Prince Charlie Martin but couldn't put him on his ass once. Szpilka like that geriatric Cuban Old Man River Ortiz had never faced a puncher prior to sharing a ring with Donkey (prove me wrong. I'll wait lol) but he'd still been down more times than Jenna Jameson.

    He needed to crack Old Man River Ortiz with dozens of rabbit punches to get him out of there and that was an Ortiz who wasn't on his PEDs as well.

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    Oh and because he's the biggest fraud in all of boxing and his opposition has been beyond embarrassing ROFL


    1st Ethan Cox, wasn't ranked
    2nd Shannon Gray, wasn't ranked
    3rd Richard Greene Jr, wasn't ranked
    4th Joseph Rabotte, ranked 393rd in the World
    5th Charles Brown, wasn't ranked
    6th Kelsey Arnold, wasn't ranked
    7th Travis Allen, wasn't ranked
    8th Jerry Vaughn, wasn't ranked
    9th Ty Cobb, ranked 399th in the Heavyweight World
    10th Alvaro Morales, wasn't ranked
    11th Dustin Nichols, wasn't ranked
    12th Shannon Caudle, wasn't ranked
    13th Harold Sconiers, wasn't ranked
    14th Dan Sheehan, wasn't ranked
    15th DeAndrey Abron, wasn't ranked
    16th Reggie Pena, wasn't ranked
    17th Damon Reed, ranked 304th in the World
    18th Dominique Alexander, wasn't ranked
    19th Daniel Cota, ranked 489th in the World
    20th David Long, wasn't ranked
    21st Marlon Hayes, ranked 368th in the World
    22nd Jesse Oltmanns, ranked 492th in the World
    23rd Owen Beck, wasn't ranked
    24th Kertson Manswell, ranked 310th in the World
    25th Damon McCreary, ranked 357th in the World
    26th Kelvin Price, wasn't ranked
    27th Matthew Greer, ranked 325th in the World
    28th Audley Harrison, ranked 136th in the World
    29th Siarhei Liakhovich, ranked 43rd in the World
    30th Nicolai Firtha, ranked 121nd in the World
    31st Malik Scott, ranked 86th in the World
    32nd Jason Gavern, ranked 194th in the World
    33rd Bermane Stiverne, ranked 4th in the World
    34th Eric Molina, ranked 37th in the World
    35th Johann Duhaupas, ranked 34th in the World
    36th Artur Szpilka, ranked 24th in the World
    37th Chris Arreola, ranked 43rd in the World
    38th Gerald Washington ranked 41st in the World
    39th Bermane Stiverne “inactive for two years and UNRANKED at time of fight"
    40th Luis Ortiz - ranked 6th (39 years old) <<<< he's actually closer to 50
     
    Serge, Sep 17, 2018
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  11. chacal

    chacal F*** the new normal Full Member

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    You can cry as much as you want to. The truth is that wilder is the hardest puncher in the world. Honestly, it looks like if he was using some kind of cheat code or something like that. He hits THAT hard, completely game changing power, fighters with a power like that are not so common actually, we dont see fighters with this power very often. His power is completely unreal, you can ask ortiz if you dont believe me.
     
    chacal, Sep 17, 2018
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