His legs didn't look injured when he was pacing the dressing room for an hour before the fight.
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Nobody goes into a fight 100%. You keep injuries quiet as to not hurt ticket & PPV sales and you try your best. I thought it was very clear in the first round that Wilder was acting very strange in terms of his leg. But whether there was an injury or not, you're making $28 million, you shut your ****ing mouth and give full credit to the winner. You damage the sport when you run your mouth about a hidden injury. If there's too much money at stake to delay the fight and you want that check, then take your beating like a man and go to your grave never talking about it.Comment
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Wow. That's all I can say. Long live the Gypsy King!!!!!Comment
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Maybe he should try to build those legs up to carry around the extra weight. He also needs to move more, he was way too easy for fury to hit. No punches put together, just single shots. I could go on and on but I don’t know if he could do anything different at this point. Aj came back from his loss, we’ll see if he can do the same (doesn’t look promising though).Comment
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Originally posted by Robbie Barrett View Post
LOL! Wowww this is such a good point. His legs looked perfectly fine on his long walk TO THE DRESSING ROOM as wellComment
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Long time coming, all from a cherry pick gone wrong.Comment
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That didn't look like a pillow being thrown to me. Every time Fury hit him, he was rockedComment
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Now we know why he didn't take his pants off at the weigh in.Comment
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Where’s all the dck heads who were so ****y about wilder winning.
#gutless
That was an all time great win.
He fckn pumped wilderComment
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We have to understand this one thing about 'excuses'. Every competitive person will always make excuses when they fail.
If they have no excuses then all that is left is 'I am not good enough' and all hope is lost.
Hope must prevail at all costs.Comment
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