Deontay Wilder arrested- domestic violence-strangulation.

[gest12645]

More Details on Deontay Wilder�s Arrest in Las Vegas - Boxing News

Finally a heavyweight that can make some noise, and then he does this

[Nameless]

If it's true and that he really did beat his girlfriend, that's not only sad but also revulsing and any boxer who doesn't absolutely need him to make a living should crossmark him from his opponent list so the sack of shit can't make money out of boxing till he does proper jail time and X thousand of community work into center for violent men rehabilitation.

[IamInuit]

Fucking surreal world.

[Spicoli]

Stay classy tough guy

Dumbass

[CutMeMick]

What a fool...

[Hulk]

Are we sure he didn't just get into another confrontation with Audley?

[armin]

Put him in with wladdy right now

[beenKOed]

Let's give it a day or two to see what the whole story is, you know, before we hang him by his testicles from the barn door.
However it plays out, it's going to be costing lots of money and some jail time. Wow, what a dunce!

[bzkfn]

What a dumb bastard. What is ironic about this is she was probably his toughest opponent to date.

[El Kabong]

If this is true I won't be a fan of his anymore

[bradlee180]

Sure, fellas already hanging this dude out to dry, but they give mayweather a bye though he was charged with beating 6 different women, convicted for several of them, only incarcerated for one...

Typical boxing fans....

These are violent men, they get the adulation of the masses for committing violence, and people raise them up for it.
Before they got into boxing, they were violent, and upon becoming boxers, violence as the answer to everything is positively reinforced, and violence may pay them millions of dollars per fight.
Having a good PR man to come up with a good public image is bull$#!t, and Boxing fans seem to want to believe in that bull$#!t. Managers and promoters realized a hundred years ago that fans demanded a clean public image out of these rowdy violent men in a very dirty sport, so they gave the fans the image they wanted. It's bull$#!t, but that's what the fans want.

I think if any boxer's your role-model, then you're in big trouble...
How many other sport's have so many participants that were in reform school?
Does any other sport have more participants than boxing regarding arrest records, incarceration, and just one legal jam after another?

It always has been, and it always will be...

[erics44]

Sure, fellas already hanging this dude out to dry, but they give mayweather a bye though he was charged with beating 6 different women, convicted for several of them, only incarcerated for one...

Typical boxing fans....

These are violent men, they get the adulation of the masses for committing violence, and people raise them up for it.
Before they got into boxing, they were violent, and upon becoming boxers, violence as the answer to everything is positively reinforced, and violence may pay them millions of dollars per fight.
Having a good PR man to come up with a good public image is bull$#!t, and Boxing fans seem to want to believe in that bull$#!t. Managers and promoters realized a hundred years ago that fans demanded a clean public image out of these rowdy violent men in a very dirty sport, so they gave the fans the image they wanted. It's bull$#!t, but that's what the fans want.

I think if any boxer's your role-model, then you're in big trouble...
How many other sport's have so many participants that were in reform school?
Does any other sport have more participants than boxing regarding arrest records, incarceration, and just one legal jam after another?

It always has been, and it always will be...

whats your point?

[beenKOed]

Sure, fellas already hanging this dude out to dry, but they give mayweather a bye though he was charged with beating 6 different women, convicted for several of them, only incarcerated for one...

Typical boxing fans....

These are violent men, they get the adulation of the masses for committing violence, and people raise them up for it.
Before they got into boxing, they were violent, and upon becoming boxers, violence as the answer to everything is positively reinforced, and violence may pay them millions of dollars per fight.
Having a good PR man to come up with a good public image is bull$#!t, and Boxing fans seem to want to believe in that bull$#!t. Managers and promoters realized a hundred years ago that fans demanded a clean public image out of these rowdy violent men in a very dirty sport, so they gave the fans the image they wanted. It's bull$#!t, but that's what the fans want.

I think if any boxer's your role-model, then you're in big trouble...
How many other sport's have so many participants that were in reform school?
Does any other sport have more participants than boxing regarding arrest records, incarceration, and just one legal jam after another?

It always has been, and it always will be...

Let's be fair about this, boxing has helped more people get their lives together than it has hurt.
Let's not forget that judges, lawyers, mechanics, carpenters, CEOs, electricians, pro athletes from every sport, to make a long list shorter, I'll just say men from every walk of life slap women around on a daily basis.
I'm not saying what Wilder did is acceptable in any form or measure, what I am saying is that all forms of violence against women is a global phenomenon that runs through every culture and strata of that culture.
Like I said, let's give it a couple of days.

[El Kabong]

Boxers aren't my role models, but I certainly as a man and as a fan of the sport can expect them to act with class outside of the ring. If Wilder did what he did, I'm not shunning him forever but he should know that's a line no man should ever cross and it is unacceptable behavior NO MATTER what the woman has done, it is wrong to hit a woman it's just that simple.

[imp]

Stupid mug. World at his feet and he does something stupid like this.