Wilder a hard hard man

If he's hard for four hours or longer he should seek out a medical professional.

Perhaps he can get another autopsy.

 

Same guy crying about how dangerous the sport is?

 

People love fighters who send to the canvas opponents with only one shot like Wilder. The sad thing is most of them dont undestand **** about boxing.

 

we need boxers of all types.
that's the beauty of boxing.
the different styles. the different approaches.
the heavyweight division always needs a Wilder type.

 

he is still traumatized by the beating he received from gipsy king... he cries at night when he remembers how he was beaten in the ring in front of his people

 

Wilder is a former WBC champ who held the title over five years with 10 defenses. He is currently the third best heavyweight in the world. Take that for what it is

 

Wilder has power in abundance and is as game as they come which makes up for his lack of basic fundamentals compared to other fighters and he is a dangerous fight for any of the current division and nobody can deny that .

 

He may be quite crude in style but **** me he is entertaining to watch......... you can't blink because it can be lights out at any given moment.

Ridiculous power.

Also agree that he's one tough man as well. That third fight with Fury he bit down on the gumshield round after round n kept swinging whilst the tank was running on empty. Can't question his heart that's for sure.

 

Is this a reference to Wilder's libido?

 

Unfortunately, I think that Wilder will be remembered in boxing history more for his personality than for his "nuclear right".

 

A protected fighter who has fought low level opposition his whole career and has avoided the harder punchers in the divsion since bing dropped by two low level journeymen.

 

Where will you rank Wilder after he's dusted your formerly No.1 ranked heavyweight and AJ-conqueror Andy Ruiz? Will Wilder be as high as 4th again in your rankings or higher? How many points does Wilder get for his KO1 over "high Euro level" Helenius, who you said was "too dangerous" for Wilder to fight?

 

Bit of a tosser but I'm glad he's back.