Wilder only came in at 212.5lbs at the weigh-in!

Have you been on the Brasso again?

 

lol it was pretty obvious...you guys know that mirko has been around long enough to know the difference...its just that sometimes things like humor and sarcasm do not translate well at all on message boards.

 

He also has a waistline last seen sported by Andy "the Viking" Fordham during the Holsten Pils years.

 

I don't like the trend of Wilder dropping weight. I doubt it's intentional as much as he has trained very hard for his last two fights, and he has the frame of a lean basketball player. We know that at 214 he still carries his power late and even can recover from a big punch.

That said, if he wins tomorrow, he'd better figure out how to train that hard but get back to the 220s. Especially against Joshua.

 

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WILDER ON SCONIERS FIGHT

"Early in my career, I got dropped," Wilder told "I got a rabbit punch in the back of the neck. When the punch happened instantly my neck started to swell. There was a knot back there. It was a black out-type of feeling. By the time I got back up, the ref was in my face and I was like, "what's going on?'"

Of course its a rabbit punch right? lol

You got OWNED...again !

 

Flash knockdown, if it even happened. Just FYI these happen at HW level.

 

Yet your on here telling everyone the Sconiers knockdown didn't happen ,but here Deas and Wilder himself are telling you it did ? wilder is even admitting he didn't know where he was when the bell had rang and practically said the ref helped him up,and that's bc it was in Alabama...lol

Classic fan boy reaction, The fury knock down wasn't a flash ,but the wilder one was where he is stunned and dazed ?I swear you better hope Wilder wins ,im going to have a field day with you... ..lol

 

He was drinking vodka.
It helps his footwork.

 

I wouldn't.

 

You can talk to Sconiers himself and he will confirm what happened, he's pretty approachable. The guy has no reason to lie and is enjoying his retirement from boxing as a teacher now.