Lucas has posted a link on his personal Facebook. Wilder is angry about the comments he has made. Who wins this fight?
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Lucas has posted a link on his personal Facebook. Wilder is angry about the comments he has made. Who wins this fight?
How good is lukas chin?
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Originally Posted by erics44
Toney wobbled him.
He's never hit the floor I dont think. He's got a massive punch too.
If you are static enough for him to hit you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tam Seddon
I think Lucas can beat some of the smaller heavies at the top but anyone who knows how to move there head and feet will be too much for him.
If Lucas landed a shot like Molina did , I reckon he would KO wilder. Lucas is in good shape already too because he was preparing for the Chagaev world title shot.
Lucas is probably tougher than Molina but he doesnt have the same ability with his hands.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tam Seddon
Wilder should fight Povetkin but it seems he is trying to ignore him and build some publicity against weaker opposition..
Not publicity, experience.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
He built publicity against all those journeymen.
If Wilder plans on 4 fights a year, I have no problem with him fighting an undefeated contender. Lucas is next in line for Chagaev anyway.
I don't think Browne is very good, and he's been in just as soft as Wilder was before he fought Stiverne, really. Think he'd get destroyed in this one.
Deontay will throw a right cross and knock his ass out.
For me Lucas Browne is no better than Scott Welsh was , a strong come forward fighter with a decent dig.
Lucas Browne is just a lummox that one of our smaller promoters has bought into, if he can get his payday, and the promoter can get some money back from a Wilder fight with some alphabetish credentials then good luck to them. Not much to do with serious boxing though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al
Same game plan as Fury, but on a Leyton Orient scale relatively.
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Originally Posted by Master
Exactly! Isn't Povetkin the mandatory?
Purse bids for Povetkin are set for October, so that should allow time for one more defence
ok... but I'm anxious for Wilder to continue fighting great opposition ASAP...
(I count Stiverne as great opposition, as off as his day may have been)
Wilder needs to aim higher. These are matches that should happen before you fight for a championship and call out the elite of the division. Scenarios like this often turn into guy career coasting with only a single mega fight on mind and then being suddenly derailed going to the well one to many times while he waits.