Wilder vs Dillan Whyte

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Dance84, Aug 10, 2018.


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  1. Wilder KO

  2. Wilder UD

  3. Whyte KO

  4. Whyte UD

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  1. CST80

    CST80 De Omnibus Dubitandum Staff Member

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    Clearly AJ wants the fight, he's practically salivating for it.:rolleyes:
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  2. Infern0121

    Infern0121 Well-Known Member banned Full Member

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    On the real though how the hell are you a mod?

    Like this is a boxing site and we have biased posters who literally make troll posts running around with mod powers.

    Mind bobblin
     
  3. Infern0121

    Infern0121 Well-Known Member banned Full Member

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    Hearn signed Ortiz in order to get him exposure and make the fight with AJ bigger. It was a similar situation to how he bought Povetkin over and featured him knowing that fight was going to be mandated soon.

    They had ZERO issues making the povetkin fight, Povetkin is a MUCH BETTER fighter than Ortiz and that really can't be questioned unless you are a straight troll.

    Ortiz then stunk the building out twice in a row against domestic journeyman level opposition so hearns like ffs, and the next thing you know he's fighting Wilder.

    FACTS
     
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  4. Legend X

    Legend X Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    Whyte is a tough boxer no doubt and he's taken some tough fights but he really needs to get a legitimate win against a good opponent for knowledgeable boxing fans to take him seriously as a top contender.
    Obviously he should fight Chisora again next, but that won't happen.
    There's no proof that Whyte can beat Parker is a legitimate fight yet either. That was one of the most crooked and dubious wins you'll ever see.

    But Eddie Hearn and the whole media machine has done a great job building Whyte up and glossing over the facts.

    I think Wilder would find Whyte ridiculously easy to hit and that would be a disaster for Whyte.
     
  5. Guybino

    Guybino Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I respect you as a poster but you need you eyes testing,

    AJ is not there.
     
  6. Guybino

    Guybino Boxing Addict Full Member

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    how many titles has Ortiz won again?

    At least Ortiz knows how to sign a contract, unlike someone...

    ooooooooooopsie
     
  7. Odins beard

    Odins beard Fentanyl is one hell of a drug.... Full Member

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    I don't think you realise where you are attempting to go with this.

    How many titles has Takam won? in fact when has Takam ever been or made an appearance in an independent top 10 rankings?

    Ortiz was the better fight, a fight AJ and Hearn wanted no part of.

    Also a fight I'd hazard a guess that you yourself probably had Ortiz beating Wilder prior to the fight.
     
  8. Odins beard

    Odins beard Fentanyl is one hell of a drug.... Full Member

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    Povetkin is better than Ortiz I've no problem what so ever agreeing to that.

    However, in '16 Hearn brought over Ortiz and yes he stunk out against Scott but beat down Allen the same Allen that Whyte laboured on points to.

    Also if Hearn dropped Ortiz on the pretence that he stunk the joint out against Scott why then at the same time was he still banging the drum about AN v Whyte 2?

    When Whyte was in '16 beating the likes of Bacurin, Tann and getting a gift over Chisora?

    Hearn never had any intention of making the fight. Too risky at that stage.
     
  9. JacK Rauber

    JacK Rauber Unbourboned by what has been Full Member

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    Wilder may be unproven against top talent but until he is beaten it is hard to bet against him.
     
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  10. CST80

    CST80 De Omnibus Dubitandum Staff Member

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    Of course he isn't, that's would be his very own personal Wilder Shield, his protector, that constantly runs interference for him. Would it really hurt you that badly to admit that both Hearn and AJ clearly aren't too fond of the idea of fighting Wilder? Doesn't all of this intellectual dishonesty ever get the least bit taxing for you all?
     
  11. CST80

    CST80 De Omnibus Dubitandum Staff Member

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    Its mind boggling you ****ing goofball.

    On the real though, I'm a mod because I know everything about the sport from top to toe and am capable of discussing fighters from one side of the earth to the other in every division from Heavyweight all the way down to Minimumweight. As opposed to you, who talks about literally two fighters non stop.

    Oh yeah, and I excel at calling propagandists like you on their bull**** and debunking most of your claims.
     
  12. JacK Rauber

    JacK Rauber Unbourboned by what has been Full Member

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    I honestly don't know what to make of the on again, off again Wilder-AJ bout. I don't believe either man fears the other but I think what they both fear is giving up the Golden Goose, i.e. the big 0, and all the money that comes with it. Either guy can win this fight, but, for me anyway, AJ has to be the odds-on favorite. He has the pedigree, the fundamentals, the amateur background. That doesn't mean Wilder can't win. He can. It's just that AJ has a more proven track record. If they were smart, though, they would make this happen soon, very soon, so they can produce a trilogy and a lot of money for both of them.
     
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  13. Guybino

    Guybino Boxing Addict Full Member

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    In all honesty I called it a 50/50 fight before hand. Yes Ortiz looks the better win on paper - but my point still stands: Ortiz has done nothing and will do nothing.
     
  14. Guybino

    Guybino Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Finally a Wilder supporter who is not completely illiterate.

    At what point will it occur to you that Wilder doesn't take on challenges, just look at his managers and record.

    "Fact" has lost its meaning recently but let me try to rebirth it:

    Wilder has 1 good win and thats against a "38" year old with heart issues

    Wilder has never fought in a unification

    Wilder has never sold a PPV

    Wilder has never sent a contract to AJ

    Wilder has never sold out an arena

    Forget Hearn, AJ is the top dog for a reason - he takes on challenges. Also, Wilder just recently came out saying he won't fight AJ at all - how can you defend that responsibly? you cannot.

    What Yulaverse are you living in?

    ps there is a spelling mistake in my post, you get a gold star if you can find it.
     
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  15. Devon Dog

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    I have come to the conclusion that Wildier is avoiding four British HWs maybe even five or six