Exclusive: tells he’s foregoing Deontay Wilder trilogy after scheduled December date was pulled. Deadline to reschedule expired Friday; now looking for homecoming bout Dec. 5, per sources, before mega fight with Anthony Joshua
— Mike Coppinger (@MikeCoppinger)
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It's obvious team Wilder don't want none of it and are just trying to keep his name relevant
Good
Move on.
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Originally posted by Earl-Hickey View PostIt's obvious team Wilder don't want none of it and are just trying to keep his name relevant
Good
Move on.
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Wilder got chance to avenge first fight loss and got koed in 7 rounds. No need for triology when someone won both fightsLast edited by hugh grant; 10-12-2020, 05:10 AM.
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Originally posted by deanrw View PostThere is something really weird going on. The fight was supposed to be in July or August? It got pushed to December. Lately we hear Wilder has not even been training since getting surgery. When was this surgery? If he is still getting physio like he is claiming there is no way he can fight in December regardless. The Wilder camp is acting really strange. Breland fired, then denied and now fired again. The Wilder people are off kilter.
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Interesting development, though boxing needs less and less such contracts holding back the sport.
In reality, they already had 2 fights, so there has already been one rematch. Now any fight with Wilder in it is exciting, so I would look forward to a 3rd fight down the track, but COVID has screwed so much economically in Boxing, that a lot will be changing for the next couple years at the least.
Hopefully more and more boxers are willing to take paycuts and fight - but i do feel many "A side" boxers may not fight, as they lose so much of their home advantage when it's a TV Studio style fight.
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They know if they take the rubber match it’ll just be the nail in the coffin in terms of being a key player in the division.
Wilder has a massive self belief (almost delusional) about being this all time great amazing boxer.
And don’t get me wrong, he’s got decent speed, and great physical attributes, and a killer right hand.
But if he gets stomped, he will start to doubt himself, and I think that’ll be a massive impact to him as a fighter.
Obviously everyone can lose, but I think this loss would change his mindset and he would deteriorate.
Could be wrong, but that’s my thoughts on why they’d wisely avoid this fight for now.
I think go back to the drawing board, get some wins and get the confidence back, and revisit the fury fight in the future.
I still think he’s the top guys in the division (if he fights like he did pre fury 2)
And he can be a tough fight for any of these fighters.
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Originally posted by deanrw View PostThere is something really weird going on. The fight was supposed to be in July or August? It got pushed to December. Lately we hear Wilder has not even been training since getting surgery. When was this surgery? If he is still getting physio like he is claiming there is no way he can fight in December regardless. The Wilder camp is acting really strange. Breland fired, then denied and now fired again. The Wilder people are off kilter.
Wilder obviously didn’t want the fight ,a torn bicep doesn’t take a year to heal if that’s even real which I doubt . Wilder should be right on cue now and claim Fury ducked . HaLast edited by REDEEMER; 10-12-2020, 04:37 AM.
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