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Deontays doing everything that's asked of him and is looking good doing it but if he doesn't step it up soon he's gonna become a bit of a joke.
He's knocking out guys who have already been knocked out but years earlier so why hasn't he fought a top fighter yet after 29 fights. He may have a dodgy chin and knows it but there must be a reason why he won't fight anyone good. Chisora would be a decent test or him and if he does the same with him then it shows hes ready
I have to say "Tommy Hearns" in relation to the KO- and Wilder's right hand- that I saw last night!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2-UrjITaSc
Wilder was going to fight Chisora at Wembley but he got a charge and wasn't allowed to leave the USA, to my knowledge Chisora didn't offer to go to the USA.Quote:
Originally Posted by GAME
Why should he ? To fight a prospect ? Despite only having his first pro fight a year before Deontay's, Del Boy has fought Vitali, Haye, Scott, Helenius and many other Internationally rated HW's. He is righfully seen as a gatekeeper. Wilder has had 8 more pro fights then Chisora and is not even fighting other average U.S Heavyweights. Chisora fought Sexton in his 5th fight. Then defended against him again after beating Danny Williams for the British Title. There are plenty of American Heavyweights that Wilder could test himself against.Quote:
Originally Posted by OnetimeWilder was going to fight Chisora at Wembley but he got a charge and wasn't allowed to leave the USA, to my knowledge Chisora didn't offer to go to the USA.Quote:
Originally Posted by GAME
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He beat up a shot version of a guy that was never anything but tough, never could fight. That is kind of the traditional way to bring along HWs.