WILDER - I'm on a whole 'nother level than Joshua

[Master]

I think Wilder is on a whole 'nother lower level than Joshua. He's hoping to hang around long enough to make that money against AJ.

Wilder must know that is where the money is because it certainly is the most riskiest fight for him. If Wilder loses he will be knocked out cold and I can not see him making any comeback.

Wilder is Seth Mitchell with a world title.

[J_Undisputed]

Wow, the delusion is awe striking. I'm not saying that hes levels below, but at least Joshua throws combinations. Also he's paying with his life to entertain us? Our measly money has a definite value, his idea of "entertainment" does not. I can still get steak dinner and 2 beers for the price of a nosebleed seat. Watching this idiot mug and throw off balance punches and cuffing door knockers isn't worth the money. That and a dollar will get you a cup of coffee.

[holmcall]

It's all hype to passion himself for an early retirement payday.IMO

[El Kabong]

Wilder has gone undefeated and really unchallenged for a lot longer than I figured he would. I am however quite displeased with his level of competition as I am certain are a lot of boxing fans.

IMO there are more than a handful of former title holders and contenders who would have run Deontay out of the ring in their pomps. I am not sure if Parker will be the fellow to give Wilder a run for his money, but hopefully he will bring more to the table than just a chin which is all Bermane Stiverne showed in their fight and that was a little depressing.


So Wilder swings for the fences and not a single heavyweight out there has even attempted to counter him...it's mind boggling. Catch and roll with the right cross and fire back....is this not taught anymore

[Master]

The standards and techniques for heavyweight champions are at the lowest it has been for a long time.

[TitoFan]

The standards and techniques for heavyweight champions are at the lowest it has been for a long time.

~ words of wisdom

[Alpha]

What's the odds on Wilder facing Wach next? I haven't heard anything in regards to the Wilder/ Stiverne fight yet so I won't be surprised if he fights another voluntary.

[mikeeod]

I think Wilder is on a whole 'nother lower level than Joshua. He's hoping to hang around long enough to make that money against AJ.

Wilder must know that is where the money is because it certainly is the most riskiest fight for him. If Wilder loses he will be knocked out cold and I can not see him making any comeback.

Wilder is Seth Mitchell with a world title.

Good analogy. I have him as Michael Grant during a weak heavyweight era (another way of saying Grant with a title).

[johnsebastianmiran]

Wilder has power but he fights like a guy blindfolded and pushed onto Route I95 during rush hour. His arms flail like like a drowning man going down for the third time. He'll be a world traveler after the tide carries his mass out to sea an he is as calm as anyone becoming dinner for a shark in the ring. I was believing for a while that he had lots of share in Western Union Telegraph Company. Joshua concentrates on the movement he was taught. He uses a jab a jab to move into his opponent and like Sonny Liston is back in position after each punch or technique while Wilder does literally sees the world when his right just hits air. One wonders how George Foreman might have done if he followed Sonny's methods but that's another story. You be the judge let's see if Wlad has one good fight left.

[brocktonblockbust]

Hey I've been calling this guy the atomic windmill for about three years now. Because that's the only way I can see him when he gets in that ring I feel like I'm watching WWF or some kind of cockamamie pro wrestling nonsense. I just can't take the guy seriously. He's so comical that I cannot take him seriously.... does he punch hard? Does a bear shit in the woods? The guy's six foot seven and in the prime of his life and a pretty well conditioned athlete. Of course if he swings full force he is going to knock people out. But what kind of fighter is this guy? That remains to be seen. But I always compared him like someone else above in this thread to Michael Grant. All it took was a guy like Lennox Lewis to wipe Michael Grant out of the boxing scene forever. Who is the present day Lennox Lewis? Could it be Anthony Joshua that smokes this guy forever more? There is no question that when Wilder gets sparked with one punch on the button he will probably not be making any kind of a comeback.