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    Default Re: Deontay Wilder vs. Fres Oquendo

    Deontay Wilder may well be a KO king for real , however his choice of opponents suggests he is a paper tiger , only time will tell I guess.

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    Default Re: Deontay Wilder vs. Fres Oquendo

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    And the bum tour continues choo choo! Another easy KO for wilder..
    Why is Fres a bum? Is it because he's from Puerto Rico? He's actually a giant step up compared to what Wilder has faced. He's also been robbed about three times over the last few years. I think he's a live spoiler in this fight.
    naw man that has nothing to do with it.. Even when he was young, I viewed him as nothing more than a fringe contender type, a stepping stone for the good prospects and contenders.

    Just look at his history.. He couldnt even beat an ancient McCall, Holyfield and Toney.. Lost to a CW in Mormeck and got knocked out by Ruiz.. What more needs to be said?

    He may not be shot like Liakhovich but he sure aint a better fighter than Liakhovich..

    I would literally be shocked if Oquendo gave WIlder problems..
    He was unlucky not to win the 3 fights in bold. If he got fair decisions hed be on a 13 fight winning spree. Never stopped early so hopefully hell give Wilder a few rounds. I reckon hell be stopped in the 5th or 6th but its better then his recent fights. Him and Liackhovic are similar standards, prime for prime, Liackhovic is better but he was completely shot when he fought Wilder so this does represent a step up

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    Default Re: Deontay Wilder vs. Fres Oquendo

    Quote Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita View Post
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    And the bum tour continues choo choo! Another easy KO for wilder..
    Why is Fres a bum? Is it because he's from Puerto Rico? He's actually a giant step up compared to what Wilder has faced. He's also been robbed about three times over the last few years. I think he's a live spoiler in this fight.
    naw man that has nothing to do with it.. Even when he was young, I viewed him as nothing more than a fringe contender type, a stepping stone for the good prospects and contenders.

    Just look at his history.. He couldnt even beat an ancient McCall, Holyfield and Toney.. Lost to a CW in Mormeck and got knocked out by Ruiz.. What more needs to be said?

    He may not be shot like Liakhovich but he sure aint a better fighter than Liakhovich..

    I would literally be shocked if Oquendo gave WIlder problems..
    Prepare to be shocked

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    Default Re: Deontay Wilder vs. Fres Oquendo

    Oquendo is fairly decent, the Toney fight in particular was very close. He does nothing special, but has all the fundamentals in place. Against Windmill Man he could be surprisingly effective. I wouldn't rule Oquendo out at all.

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    Default Re: Deontay Wilder vs. Fres Oquendo

    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
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    And the bum tour continues choo choo! Another easy KO for wilder..
    Why is Fres a bum? Is it because he's from Puerto Rico? He's actually a giant step up compared to what Wilder has faced. He's also been robbed about three times over the last few years. I think he's a live spoiler in this fight.
    He's not a bum, but he was never great even in his "day" and he's been irrelevant in the HW division for quite some time.

    Deontay is 30-0, he should be fighting a top 10 guy at this point.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beanflicker View Post
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    And the bum tour continues choo choo! Another easy KO for wilder..
    Why is Fres a bum? Is it because he's from Puerto Rico? He's actually a giant step up compared to what Wilder has faced. He's also been robbed about three times over the last few years. I think he's a live spoiler in this fight.
    He's not a bum, but he was never great even in his "day" and he's been irrelevant in the HW division for quite some time.

    Deontay is 30-0, he should be fighting a top 10 guy at this point.
    Wilder has been on a bum of the month campaign since he started his career. This is actually a step up for him. It's extremely sad that it has taken so long, but finally a half decent fighter on a semi-decent run of form.

    Wilder hasn't shown that he is top 10 material at all yet, and again, a further sad reflection on the padding of his rather woeful looking career record.

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    Default Re: Deontay Wilder vs. Fres Oquendo

    If I was Wilders promoter this is the kind of fight id take for Wilder. Id be keeping him away from a world title until at least the end of the year.

    Fres Oquendo is a good fighter. He would beat everyone that Wilder has already faced. Hes good enough to at least trouble Wilder and make him learn. So fa in his career he hasnt learnt how to fight through being hurt and he will get hurt. He hasnt had to deal with anyone really throwing much back. Look how badly Price was moved. His level of opponent went static and plataued with Sexton, Harrison and Skelton then all of a sudden a huge jump to Thompson!

    I can even see Oquendo beating Wilder. This is the first opponent he will have had that should be able to get past Wilders punches and give him something back. It will be interesting to see how Wilder reacts to pressure.

    This is the perfect opponent for Wilder at this point and as long as he does actually win he will need another 1 or 2 opponents on this level before he thinks of challenging whoever is holding the belt when and if he ever gets there.

    I thought Oquendo may have been Tyson Furys opponent for February. Lots of fun entertaining fights to be made at the moment. With all the good prospects coming theough all the older names will make some good fights.

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    I keep reading 30 fights means.....30 fights means Jack. The kid hasn't gotten rounds and he hasn't improved enough to throw to the wolves. He's still a prospect hype or not and needs development. If he doesn't show improvement soon they'll probably tell him it's timee to sink or swim. But right now you have a very dynamic athlete that could be worth 100 million dollars. You give that kind of commodity a chance.

    I get that people want to see him exposed, his technique is awful. But there is no exposure in getting him a loss, everyone knows his technique is awful.

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    Default Re: Deontay Wilder vs. Fres Oquendo

    Quote Originally Posted by armin View Post
    Yeah this shits gona bite deontay in the ass sooner or later, probably later the way his career is going. fighting complete stiffs and has beens with no improvement in competition, what the hell is the point
    Yup. But, everyone is waiting on that Chris Byrd/David Tua moment. That moment when we expected a big puncher to blast away a smaller, older and less harder punching opponent- and the fight went the distance in an amazing, turn around UD for the guy that was supposed to get his head knocked off!!

    But, speaking of Tua, he was getting beat by Fres until Fres got lazy and got caught- then it was a matter of seconds before the fight ended.

    Can Fres take a Wilder punch and not go down in smoke? We will have to see.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ron Swanson View Post
    I keep reading 30 fights means.....30 fights means Jack. The kid hasn't gotten rounds and he hasn't improved enough to throw to the wolves. He's still a prospect hype or not and needs development. If he doesn't show improvement soon they'll probably tell him it's timee to sink or swim. But right now you have a very dynamic athlete that could be worth 100 million dollars. You give that kind of commodity a chance.

    I get that people want to see him exposed, his technique is awful. But there is no exposure in getting him a loss, everyone knows his technique is awful.
    I don't think anyone is excited about the 30 fights, it's the 30 KOs that have our attention.
    Wilder and his team do have a different way of doing things. It seems they want to ease into a belt without taking a single chance. I suppose Wilder will start taking chances and showing us some exciting fights after he becomes a belt holder.
    I really don't think I'd want to see Wilder with a belt, it would be more of the same BS we're seeing now. Don't know about the rest of you but I've seen all I can take of Wilder and his idiot handlers.
    I'm hoping Oquendo wins if this fight happens

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    Default Re: Deontay Wilder vs. Fres Oquendo

    Quote Originally Posted by ykdadamaja View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by armin View Post
    Yeah this shits gona bite deontay in the ass sooner or later, probably later the way his career is going. fighting complete stiffs and has beens with no improvement in competition, what the hell is the point
    Yup. But, everyone is waiting on that Chris Byrd/David Tua moment. That moment when we expected a big puncher to blast away a smaller, older and less harder punching opponent- and the fight went the distance in an amazing, turn around UD for the guy that was supposed to get his head knocked off!!

    But, speaking of Tua, he was getting beat by Fres until Fres got lazy and got caught- then it was a matter of seconds before the fight ended.

    Can Fres take a Wilder punch and not go down in smoke? We will have to see.
    Probably not. Wilder does have genuine power but with the more live, experienced fighters like Oquendo the question will be can he actually land them?

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    I keep thinking about Fres embarrassing and totally bending over a hyped up face first "reminds me of Tyson" ( yeh, that was actually repeated by some clown on HBO) Cliff Etienne. This 'kid' is developing..right into bad habits and false confidence. I'll bet money he proves to be more Etienne and Derrick Jefferson then he does even a Grant

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    I keep thinking about Fres embarrassing and totally bending over a hyped up face first "reminds me of Tyson" ( yeh, that was actually repeated by some clown on HBO) Cliff Etienne. This 'kid' is developing..right into bad habits and false confidence. I'll bet money he proves to be more Etienne and Derrick Jefferson then he does even a Grant
    Jefferson was a nice guy and decent fighter. Don't remember him having power like Wilder though.

    I hope Wilder pans out. He's exciting n could revitalize the heavyweight division. He's still a long shot at this point but one Oquendo at a time he's getting closer.

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    Default Re: Deontay Wilder vs. Fres Oquendo

    Where would this put Oquendo in the heavyweight scene if he were to come of of his with a decent performance or (however unlikely) a win?
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    Default Re: Deontay Wilder vs. Fres Oquendo

    Quote Originally Posted by Bo-Bo24 View Post
    Where would this put Oquendo in the heavyweight scene if he were to come of of his with a decent performance or (however unlikely) a win?
    Then he steps outa the homeless shelter and becomes a gate keeper for his next two fights or so..

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