Quote Originally Posted by bradlee180 View Post
I've seen Wilder KOed on spaghetti legs, and last night Stiverne took Arreola's best shots right on the button and came back.

35 year old Stiverne has proven himself by beating Arreola twice and beating Ray Austin.

28 year old Wilder has fantastic attributes, but he hasn't even come close to proving that he's even World-Class at all yet. Over 5 years as a pro, he should have fought some live ones by now, not debacles like that malik scott farce.

Right now, I'd go with the proven, battle-tested guy by KO.


I hope Wilder is for real, I hope he turns out to be elite, Heavyweight Boxing needs attraction like him.
Stop it, you're being way too level headed and logical Its funny...whenever Wilder comes up I find myself going back over the shelf and rewatching his stuff, hoping to find these gems of promise and proof to support him being labeled a certainty to win, let alone look impressive, in his first significant breakout fight..hopefully to come soon btw. Tonight it was the fnf card Angulo vs Rosado and his trainer Mark Breland in studio. Saying he is 2 years away from fans seeing him at best and knowing he's for real etc. "Taking baby steps right now". That was 5 years ago..

on a completely random note rewatching Ishe Smith vs Jacobs I forgot Smith hurt him that bad in 5th. Yep its Sunday and bored solid