Wilder still got stuff to work on but what do you expect??

u might not like it but should not all fighters keep on learning and try and develop? I think that how boxers turn into great fighters by constantly learning.

 

By the time Wlad was 30 fights into his career - which was after less than two years of being a pro, not over FIVE like Wilder - he had fought rugged journeymen like Everett "Bigfoot" Martin and fringe contenders Joseph Chingangu and Phil Jackson, and former beltholder Axel Schultz.

Thirty fights - and over FIVE YEARS into his pro career - Wilder had faced a washed up Lyakhovich and never-was Fraudley Harrison. Other than that, total stiffs, far worse tomato cans, incidentally, than Wlad had fought.

There's simply no comparison when it comes to facing cripples. Wilder's management has really perfected record padding to a level I've never seen in 35 years of following boxing.

 

Yeah, but most guys are done with them by the end of their first year or so as a pro. Wilder has made a career out of it, literally.