Deontay Wilder is a boxer, he is also a man. This boxer/man has done amazing things in our sport, and the real Wilder only lost to Fury, his clone lost to Parker and Zhang, but the real Wilder is back. The question is, is he the Wilder of old? Or is he an old Wilder?
In fight 1 with Fury, both men won the fight, Wilder beat Fury and Fury beat Wilder. Both guys deserved the win and both won, it was tremendous. Prime Fury only ever lost this fight, in a fight he also won, before past-prime Fury schooled Usyk in fight 1, to be robbed, and snagged a draw in fight two, to be robbed again, due to the war in Ukraine. Chisora, Briedis, and Dubois, all also beat Usyk, but too many are too blind to admit it.
Wilder has been through it in his 39 years. Wearing armour so heavy it would crush mere mortals and send them onto the stairway to heaven prematurely, but Wilder, he complained and cried about it, but, it never took him away from us. He has taken punches from gloves with hammers in them that dinted his skull, but he kept on coming, he's been trained by Malik Scott and learned some very weird spin move that was completely innefective, but we laughed and laughed at the greatness of King Scott's training methods.
He can punch, he can twerk, he can wear armour. That's a triple threat. Whilst Wilder proved not to be as good as prime Fury, he is definitely still the best of all time. Wilder was also part of the most exciting fight that never happened. Wilder vs Joshua. The buildup and reports on Sky Sports News, "Til this day", "One name, one face" lives on in the memory. Wilder won in many ways, though in other ways, he didn't win, but also, he didn't lose, so it was interesting.
Tha man has a statue. He also spent time in the street jabbing thin air with Lennox Lewis. These were good times in the history of Planet Earth. He walks among us, yet, some of us have never seen him in person, but we know, there is no doubt that he exists, because many have seen him, and we see him on our screens, which is essentially reality. Statistically, there is a 99% chance that Deontay Wilder exists and is a real human being, and if that is the case, he was blessed with the strongest right hand since Ray McKigney. Nash out - His Majesty
In fight 1 with Fury, both men won the fight, Wilder beat Fury and Fury beat Wilder. Both guys deserved the win and both won, it was tremendous. Prime Fury only ever lost this fight, in a fight he also won, before past-prime Fury schooled Usyk in fight 1, to be robbed, and snagged a draw in fight two, to be robbed again, due to the war in Ukraine. Chisora, Briedis, and Dubois, all also beat Usyk, but too many are too blind to admit it.
Wilder has been through it in his 39 years. Wearing armour so heavy it would crush mere mortals and send them onto the stairway to heaven prematurely, but Wilder, he complained and cried about it, but, it never took him away from us. He has taken punches from gloves with hammers in them that dinted his skull, but he kept on coming, he's been trained by Malik Scott and learned some very weird spin move that was completely innefective, but we laughed and laughed at the greatness of King Scott's training methods.
He can punch, he can twerk, he can wear armour. That's a triple threat. Whilst Wilder proved not to be as good as prime Fury, he is definitely still the best of all time. Wilder was also part of the most exciting fight that never happened. Wilder vs Joshua. The buildup and reports on Sky Sports News, "Til this day", "One name, one face" lives on in the memory. Wilder won in many ways, though in other ways, he didn't win, but also, he didn't lose, so it was interesting.
Tha man has a statue. He also spent time in the street jabbing thin air with Lennox Lewis. These were good times in the history of Planet Earth. He walks among us, yet, some of us have never seen him in person, but we know, there is no doubt that he exists, because many have seen him, and we see him on our screens, which is essentially reality. Statistically, there is a 99% chance that Deontay Wilder exists and is a real human being, and if that is the case, he was blessed with the strongest right hand since Ray McKigney. Nash out - His Majesty
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