That's some of the hype type stuff that helped get Wilder in trouble in the first place . The late POS Edwin Valero and his 100 percent must go down as the king of the KO then. Funny thing is one is a US heavyweight who was well rewarded off his biggest losses. Literally given a reset button off the Parker schooling like it never happened and one was a pretty obscure lightweight from Venezuela. I can appreciate Wilders all in on the character and selling out for power to a certain point, he was very much his own big-drama show and fans latched on, but hindsight being 20-20 his is also a case of how numbers can be easily manufactured...exactly who had he left flat...and glaring flaws glossed over. Stacking glossy numbers is the name of the game. A lot of chatter about possible next move, even saw some bridgerweight talk but I really do hope he retires. He's all done now.