Wilder to comeback 9/26. who you want to see him fight?

No fighter is perfect, there is nothing wrong with that. But if you are a work in progress, it would be more appropriate not to brag about dethroning the best until you are actually ready for it.

And also, if you are a "work in progress", you shouldn't be holding the belt hostage and sabotage the top contenders who are ready to fight for that. I read that he is somehow granted one more fight before Povetkin. That's absurd.

 

The worst possible opponent available in the WBC rankings, that is a given. The safest fight that he can take will be the opponent.

 

He lacks the basics. Terrible footwork and incredible stiffness.

 

Let's not be primitive.

If I'm correct, Wilder was saying something about how everyone could slap him if he doesn't beat Wladimir. That's very disrespectful, but I guess that he is aware that Klitschko doesn't follow those YouTube video interviews so he can get away with that.

He also constantly brags how he's supposedly the heavyweight champion of the world, mentions "the most prestigious belt" and many other things. Not to mention a lot of swearing, primitive behavior and various other stuff.

In the meantime, he is fighting a journeyman Molina who is only known for being knocked out in 1 round by Arreola, while the deserving contenders are being put on hold and forced to wait additional time.

Hopefully Joshua turns out to be what most people are hoping for and justifies the support, because he'd be way more deserving titleholder than Wilder.

 

Wilder not likely to fight Povetkin: Saw this article on the front page of ESB.

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Problem with Wilder besides his resume is he's popping off at the mouth too much about other fighters.
He says of Jennings that Wlad will ruin him and he may never fight again.
He says Wlad looked old when fight was over.
He says Povetkin is on steroids.

It's like STFU you're fighting Eric Molina!!!!!!!

 

It will be Johann Duhaupas or Kyotaro Fujimoto who are the worse fighters in the WBC top 15.

 

It will be Antonio Tarver or Steve Cunnigham

 

Well Povetkin fight apparently cant be made which is my first choice
Bryant Jennings / Andy Ruiz would be solid backups, especially Jennings due to the Klitschko fight.

Now theres been talks of Shannon Briggs / Johnathan banks who are either outside the top 15 or not rated at all.

WBC #15 is of course
Kyotaro Fujimoto



This demon of a heavyweight is currently 12-1 (6 ko) Is most noteable for his 2 fights with former Junior Middleweight and James Kirkland conqueror NOBUHIRO ISHIDA

Fujimoto went 24 rounds with Ishida winning by UD and SD. Now compare Fujimoto to Middleweight Champion GGG who knocked Ishida out cold in 3.

Golovkin literally hits harder than a top ranked Heavyweight. deal with it haters :deal

 

Shannon Briggs is ranked at 20

 

Andy Ruiz Jr, im serious.