Wilder vs Breazeale was ALWAYS going to be next

Yes, delusional is defined as "holding idiosyncratic beliefs or impressions that are contradicted by reality or rational argument, typically as a symptom of mental disorder."

And the example they gave was this:

"Sorry Fanoi, Fury realised that he was going to get duded again if he jumped aboard the Wilder (fair for all) show. Only rabit fanbois think otherwise, everyone else know Fury was robbed in the first fight and the smart move was to get some protection. Your boi won't fight unless he has the cards stacked for him.Bla Bla Bla I luv Wilder.. Cliff notes your boi caved cause he doesn't hold the cards anymore, same reason why he ran from AJ..FYI money is worth more that national pride. Judges nationality is irrelevant when they are on the take, only fools fanboi's so they can sprout on internet forums."

 

Posted today on TalkSport.

• August 2016: Alexander Povetkin was ordered to fight Bermane Stiverne for the WBC ‘interim’ title and as a final eliminator for the mandatory position to Deontay Wilder
• December 2016: Alexander Povetkin failed a drugs test on fight week and the Bermane Stiverne fight was cancelled
• September 2017: Bermane Stiverne and Dominic Breazeale agreed to a fight (on the undercard of Deontay Wilder vs Luis Ortiz) that was sanctioned by the WBC as a final eliminator for the mandatory position to Wilder
• October 2017: Luis Ortiz failed a drugs test and Bermane Stiverne was elevated to fight Deontay Wilder in the main event
• October 2017: As a result, Dominic Breazeale agreed to fight Eric Molina on the undercard instead and this bout was sanctioned by the WBC as a final eliminator for the mandatory position to Wilder
• November 2017: Dominic Breazeale beat Eric Molina in the final eliminator and became mandatory to Deontay Wilder – the mandatory would be due in a year’s time
• April 2018: The WBC ordered Dillian Whyte vs Luis Ortiz as a final eliminator to become second mandatory to Deontay Wilder (after Dominic Breazeale)
• July 2018: The Dillian Whyte vs Luis Ortiz final eliminator did not happen and Whyte fought Joseph Parker instead
• October 2018: The WBC allowed Deontay Wilder to fight Tyson Fury so long as he then faced Dominic Breazeale immediately afterwards
• December 2018: Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury had a controversial draw
• January 2019: The WBC ordered Deontay Wilder to rematch Tyson Fury next
• February 2019: The WBC ordered Dominic Breazeale to fight Dillian Whyte for the WBC ‘interim’ title and as a final eliminator for the mandatory position to Deontay Wilder
• February 2019: Tyson Fury opted out of the Deontay Wilder rematch
• March 2019: The WBC have now ordered Deontay Wilder to face Dominic Breazeale next instead because he was originally mandatory

 

whyte can't even outbox career loser chisora.

 

Breazeale vs Ugonoh was one of the best fights in the year. Nobody was losing interest in boxing while watching that.

 

I rest my case your honour...

 

If Wilder beats Brezeale (which he should but it's not going to be as easy as some are assuming) it will be his 2ND BEST WIN IN HIS ENTIRE CAREER.

Let that sink in.

 

Or pulls of a draw that would be an upset too . In some ways even more damaging .

 

I thought it was easy making fights ? Maybe the terms were not right or ESPN can make a better deal . Wilder refuses to budge on anything , remember him saying that AJ only wants to fight in his fortress in England , also remember Wilder saying he would travel anywhere , anytime . Well AJ is fighting in NY next and Wilder is still in the same place , You can call a spade a spade , I will call Wilder and his team (including his fans) a bunch of isolated inbred idiots who are giving the States a bad name of boxing around the world .

A devastating DRAW against Fury , a win against a suspect Ortiz are his best names to date . He picks his opponents when it suits him and when they are at their worst and he still struggles .

WILDER IS THERE FOR THE TAKING!

I hope Breazeale pulls off an upset and finishes the 12 or gets a draw , that would be a Breazeale win in my eyes and really put the hurt on Wilder .

 

That's not a good thing dude, that just highlights what a horrible finisher Wilder is when faced with anyone who is half decent and not the normal stiffs he's defended his title against. Any other past heavyweight champion would of finished the job in the 12th not windmill away like he was having a seizure and walk into a counter.

 

He lost, remember? Team Wilder and the mafiosi at the WBC are bringing boxing into disrepute.
Another bum show feat. Joshua's leftovers. Pathetic.

 

And that says it all. Wilder is an anomaly when it comes to heavyweight boxing in many ways. His resume for a champion with 7-8 successful defences is far, far thinner than any other heavyweight champion with that many defences.

In the past the paper titlists have at a much sooner stage either unified and won to legitimise their reign or lost when trying to unify and relegated to nothing more than a titlist.

But to be fair to Wilder he has stepped up now fighting Ortiz and Fury back to back and would of fought Fury again if not for Fury signing with Arum and ESPN and Breazeale isn't an awful opponent, he's proven he's at least better than all but 1 of Wilder's other wins. I've wanted this fight for a while and think it will be a better fight than many expect, remember Wilder has struggled before vs Molina, Washington etc, Breazeale isn't a shot Arreola, a china chinned Szpilka or a shot Stiverne, he's going to test Wilder, probably not enough to win though.

 

Precisely. Stiverne was WBC mando after narrowly beating Derrick Rossy, for God's sake. Breazeale became mando after beating Eric Molina. Meanwhile Whyte was made to jump through hoops for years to satisfy the WBC demands and still hasn't been granted mando status. It's clear that the whole process (if there even is a process) is a farce, and as such being mandatory means next to nothing at all, much like holding the WBC belt itself.

 

Wilder should travel outside the US

 

Let's remember Hearn is arguing for Whyte as legit mando in the courts so this is yet another voluntary defence...