New trainer for Wilder?

[imp]

Would Wilder benefit from a calm and calculated Virgil hunter?..or even an Adam booth?

His corner in this fight gave zero instructions and were lost between rounds.

If Wilder does decide to leave his trainers who would you choose and why?..or should he keep things the same?

[sanatogen]

Prior to the fight, the main trainer was speaking to BBC Radio about Fury and gave a good account of what Fury does in fights and what they expect.

However, did they expect Fury to back up his words and hunt Wilder down. Wilder not good on back foot.

The main trainer said that during the fight, a second member of the team calls the shots.

From what I understand the main trainer has been there since the beginning, so thats a hard call.

[Master]

A leopard never changes its spots.

Wilder will not improve at this stage of his career and should carry on relying on his equaliser because that is his best weapon and got him where he was in boxing. He can make slight adjustments but nothing major.

[Syntax Error]

I think that ship has sailed & sunk.

Wilder is coming up 35, he isn't going to learn anything now.

Wilder can still beat most people with his demonic power, but he's just not ever going to beat someone like Fury.

[imp]

The trainer said the entrance outfit might have been too heavy..?!

[Primo Carnera]

Well it looks like Breland has been hung out to dry. Jay Deas saying he knew nothing about throwing the towel in .
To be honest , blood coming out of his ear that couldn’t be stopped, they shoulda stopped the fight earlier.
Deas saying Wilder is “go out on his shield kind of guy” is everything that is wrong , as the trainer , you have to have compassion for your fighter, don’t expect your fighter to quit.
Leaving him in there , in a fight that he had virtually no chance of winning despite that fabled “big right” to keep taking punishment on that ear, increasing the chance of more permanent damage is piss poor.
And from a technical side of things , it’s strange because Breland has forgotten more than Deas and Wilder know about Boxing skill.
That doesn’t guarantee that he can be a good trainer, but on the other side, Deas and Wilder are in camp every day, and look at the fighter Wilder is and more importantly how he fights and if there has been any improvement in skil over all these years.

[Batman]

I think that ship has sailed & sunk.

Wilder is coming up 35, he isn't going to learn anything now.

Wilder can still beat most people with his demonic power, but he's just not ever going to beat someone like Fury.

I think it's strange that more people haven't mentioned that Wilder is 35 years old, how much more can he be expected to learn at this age?

I understand that Manny changed his game late on but let's be honest he is a legend, we are talking about someone completely stripping Wilder back and teaching him the fundamentals, fuck sake if he has got to 35 years of age and people are still posting about him needing to be taught how to throw a jab it shows just how much he needs to learn and just how big the job would be.

I'm not saying Wilder is a bum, far from it, even now with that right hand he has a chance against anyone but that is his only weapon and I can't see that changing any time soon.

[Fenster]

Wilder has never had to change anything because he only needs to be perfect for one moment everyone else in history - including Ali and Tyson - need to be perfect for 36 minutes. Nobody can get through 12 rounds with the hardest puncher in history (even though a fat, pony statue had already done exactly that).

His trainers, team, hype boys, fellow fighters and clueless fans have been living by this mantra for years.

And as much as I respect Memphis (someone here always worth reading) he should wash his mouth out for putting Manny in the same breath as Wilder. That one arm Manny looked like Naz compared to the atomic windmill. And prime Freddy Roach Manny would have ironed him out. Fact.