Why do so many people have the "if" mentality?

You're not rubbing anything into my face. Im showing you real stuff. Its all good.

 

LOL I prove you wrong and now Im the big dummy. You've yet to prove me wrong in anything lol. Just be honest man.

 

What real stuff are you showing me? The only thing you've showed is that you overrate belts. I can name countless champions that weren't the "best" in the past 4 years. Unification bouts doesn't mean it's the best vs the best. Sometimes it works out that way.

 

Proved me wrong? How did you prove me wrong? Yes I made a mistake about Joshua/Martin being a unification bout but it doesn't prove your point at all. How is that even relevant to proving your point? Are you dumb? If anything it still proves my point of belts being overrated. Why was Charles Martin a champion?

 

Oh you must've forgotten about how you said the Martin fight was a unification lol and the video of Deontay Wilder saying Parker has a 100% chance of beating Joshua.

 

LOL you answered your own question.

Oh and so it continues...

 

Yes I said Martin/Joshua was a unification bout. How is that relevant to you proving your point about unification bouts being the best vs the best. It doesn't. Like I said if anything it still proves my point that belts are overrated since Martin was champion.

 

Unifying all belts is the only way to become undisputed.

 

Being undisputed is overrated. Reason why it doesn't happen often is more due to politics than anything else.

 

Sure I get what you are saying, however the David Haye "excuse" isn't really an excuse. What if David Haye wasn't injured in their first fight what would have happened? Guess what we'll find out in 2 months time.

But as far as last nights fight there isn't really an excuse for Ortiz, he got his man hurt and he couldn't finish the job. Wilder however, wasted little to no time once he got his man hurt in the 10th. For me at least Wilder deserves credit, he fought the biggest test of his career and you learned several things about him. He doesn't pack glass like many people thought he did, he showed heart fighting back and we also learned that his power ain't no joke.

 

it is a weak win, not a good one. A 39 + year old man, for goodness sake.

and its his best.

 

how can u lose against a 40 year old man?

yeah dont say ask wavey davey

 

Oh come on, Wilder proved alot last night, give him some credit dude.

 

he'd have proved more by not fighting him

 

Ask Jennings? A guy who gave Klitschko hell?