Comments Thread For: Wilder: Breland Influenced To Throw Towel By Anthony Dirrell, Who's Trained By 'Sugar' Hill

[killakali]

Last time I checked Joshua was very humble in defeat because he Quit in his American debut at MSG.
Wilder on the other hand is simply stating Breland did something that he was instructed Not to do.

U didn�t see the part where he blamed his hella heavy armor?

[_original_]

Dude if Fury hired Breland and he accepted I would laugh my ass off. It would make Breland look bad though and feed into Wilder's paranoid conspiracy theory. I hope Fury tears Wilder and Jay Deas to shreds in media interviews and press conferences for firing Breeland.

No, Fury should just stay out of that one, he's got the glorious win no need to interfere there.

[boxinggod101]

[markther]

[sportbuddha]

He�s wrong on soo many levels. It will only mentally weaken him further for the rematch if he stays on this track, because he is wasting time talking himself into being a victim of bad cornering instead of correcting his numerous faults in the gym.

Also, as others have said, the one right he cannot retain in the ring is that of the when to throw the towel in. It�s a safety measure he has to give to his corner without question. The fact is, his corner were in disarray. They gave him no feedback between rounds and were stunned at what they were seeing. They realised themselves they had reached their level and Fury was one above. Breland probably couldn�t believe the head coach was not acting and took matters into his own hands and his timing was perfect. Because 20 seconds later Wilder was going to be in very serious trouble.

[boxinggod101]

Thats just pathetic lol. Fook him. Lets make part 3 ASAP so Fury can KO him for good. Maybe Fury could catch a body?

[zrumpf]

disgraceful

A lot of people on here saying Breland "saved his career" by stopping it, **** likely saved his life. General consensus is that one punch knockouts are much less dangerous than a sustained beating. Really gross comments from Wilder.

Shame he'd side with Deas over Breland when in reality Deas likely just sees him as a meal ticket whereas Breland actually was a boxer and genuinely cared about his safety.

Wilder looked mentally out of it from the beginning, put on way too much muscle mass on his torso with his skinny legs. All went wrong for him on the night.

Combine that with a Fury that had the perfect game plan and would not be denied. He should get real about what just happened to him, and if I were Breland I would quit, **** getting fired for doing the right thing.

[Monty Fisto]

You're absolutely right (sportbuddha) about the corner being in disarray. They weren't treating his wounds, weren't giving him any instructions, it was bizarre.

[HitDontGetHit]

Goofballs

Some of you shoild not be allowed to even speak. A coward will say anything over the internet. These boxers these days are not fighters, they're actors, quitters and cry babies. Why are you wearing that BS in the first place. He says to help me get in the zone. Lol. If 40lbs of additional weight does that to you by walking. Strengthen those skinny legs. Cry babies I tell you. Excuses are like a$$wh&!@$. Everybody has one. You dont move Wilder. Upper body movement only no leg work. There's no way the unbalanced, awkward and clumsy Gipsey 👑 should have done that to you. See, the difference between Wilder and Fury is this. Wilder is a subpar boxer. Relies on a big right-hand. Fury is a fighter and fighters fight. They rise when everyone thinks they're KO'd. When put to a test a fighter will always come with an additional effort, heart, testicular fortitude and moxie. Wilder failed.

[steeve steel]

First the costume, and now the conspiracy theory... What next? Gypsy spell? Fury's wife winking at him?