Is Deontay Wilder Really That Good?

yes he is known as the hardest puncher in boxing and even after losing twice to Fury he is still feared and revered for that lethal right hand still considered as a top four heavyweight and predicted by many to totally demolish Anthony Joshua if they have a bloody fight but just hold on a heavy costume minute is he really that good is the superb record a true reflection or is it Paddy and what if it's all a little bit of a facade well let me Lube up your Intrigue and delve a bit deeper into the crack of the a Wilder hype to see if it's Justified or if it's a fraud Steve rapping well on the whole the record is incredible 46 fights 42 koos and the only blemish coming against the phenomenal Tyson Fury not too bad eh so he made his debut in 2008 age 23 and in his first 20 fights only one opponent made it past the third round he of course got knocked out in the fourth though the following 12 fights were a similar story with this time only two of them making it to the fourth round and up to this point a staggering 18 of of the 32 opponents were cleaned out in round one including our old mate odley Harrison yes here he is odley was going to retire around this time but then he said to his manager ah [ __ ] it I'll have one more get me a little run out or something one last payday bra nothing too hard you know what I mean and then he found himself in the ring with the bronze bloody bommer as you luck boss round one he must have thought who's done the [ __ ] matchmaking on this to Donuts anyways Deontay dreams finally came true when in his 33rd fight he picked up the prestigious WBC World title in a 12 round slugfest against Bain he was now considered amongst the best in the World Behind The One and Only klitsch Co who was dominating the division at the time but let's rewind a little bit prior to winning the WBC belt not only had he destroyed all of his 32 opponents in four rounds or less but he was also undefeated against every single one of the top 40 heavyweights in the WBC rankings and he was undefeated cuz he didn't [ __ ] fight any of them not one not a bloody sausage and let's be honest in 32 fights that's not really consider considered acceptable is it in his 27th fight he fought Matthew GRE who had a record of 15 and8 and in his 32nd fight he fought Jason Gavin who had a record of 256 and four I mean could you imagine if AJ or Fury had done that fighting the equivalent of Michael Sprout or John mcder at 30 fights into their careers the fans would be going absolutely [ __ ] tits wouldn't they so as much as Wilder is to blame for this the big problem was actually Shirley Winkle Shirley finle who after Wilder won the belt said he won't be rushed to fight Klitschko cuz he's still a little baby right terrific AJ F Klitschko after 19 fights but yeah fair enough Shelly so yes that's the reason he never did fight Klitschko cuz even though he'd had over 30 fights shell felt he weren't ready and wanted to keep building his fighter or maybe it was also because inpiring Klitschko knocked him [ __ ] spark out well that's what happened according to Johnny Nelson and dillian white so we don't know if it's a fact but you never know it would make sense bro conveniently though for Shell Klitschko went on to lose to Yury that year but two months before that fight Wilder defended his title against the very well-known Johan du piss a man who at the time had also not beaten a single fighter in the WBC top 40 but was somehow rated 11th in the rankings so as per usual maritzio was just doing whatever maritzio wanted weren he cooking the old WBC books I go we'll give Wilder another [ __ ] traffic W and [ __ ] it he said that keep him sweet BOS and of course Wilder knocked him spark out after 11 rounds though this time in what turned out to be a tough fight actually so make of that what you will maybe do a piss was better than we thought he did knock out helenius to be fair to him but then he lost the bloody petta so I don't know anyway even after this he went on to fight spilka who well he was 10th in the WBC at the time so not great but okay and yeah that didn't end well for Al spilky but then he actually did pull his finger out finally after 36 fights he was rolling the dice going into unknown territory over in Moscow to fight the dangerous perin who was second in the rankings behind himself yes this was a proper matchup two huge punches a kraken fight and uh ah bloody H he can't catch a break a Wilder can he or maybe he did catch a break if you know what I mean anyway he went on to defeat arola Washington are seriously out of shapes di again and Ortiz but yeah you know Washington's never set the world Al light a he neither's arola I mean arola got knocked out by stver and Deontay was getting up by Ortiz before he landed his signature to close the show which does always seem to work for him I'll give him that now just after the Ortiz fight the mega Undisputed clash with AJ was tipped to be next but negotiations were simply exhausting the following few months and of course nothing came to fruition but you know whether you blame Eddie whether you blame Shirley Winkle for that fight collapsing it does boil down to these fine words by KL FR if if if somebody really wants to fight as a professional boxer if you want a box regardless of who's promoting you regardless of which TV TV networks involved the fight will happen if the fighter says yeah I want to fight him and the other fighter says yeah I'll agree I'll fight him and the fight will happen yes if you want a fight to happen you can make it happen and if Wilder really wanted to prove himself he could have probably got that fight over the line don't get me wrong the same could have been said about AJ fair enough but you know if Wilder didn't want it then Joshua would have been fighting a losing battle and you'll see in a minute why it looks like he never did want the fight and ultimately Joshua would have been a completely different opponent by a landslide in comparison to everyone else Wilder fought so instead he chose to fight the Gypsy King and after being out box for 12 rounds he pulled off a saly draw a controversial draw however let's be totally honest here that was a cherry pick gone wrong weren't it because with Fury coming out of his dark period obviously inactive and very recently vastly out of shape Wilder probably saw an easy fight but UNT fortunately for him it was anything but an easy fight soon after though the talk of the AJ fight then resurfaced once again in 2019 but Wilder admitted to turning down over $100 million from theone for a free fight deal to face Brazil and then AJ twice back when AJ was Champion it once again poses questions about this man's desire to fight the best and it having never earned payday anywhere near this amount it's hard to understand his fault process here but little did he know however he actually was fighting the best when the cherry pick turned out to be even more of a mistake as he went on to lose twice to Fury no shame in Wilder losing to Tyson though cuz he simply shocked us all with his comeback returning better than ever to prel himself to the top of the division but maybe Wilder's previous opposition never really set him up for the highest level so in a nutshell is he a fraud is he not well not exactly he and shell did create the ultimate padded record for more than 35 fights then avoided the Undisputed opportunities twice with Klitschko and Joshua that can't be denied he has also struggled in fights he should have won comfortably and this is because as we know his boxing ability is well below that of a great fighter but to be honest he probably don't give a monkeys cuz he's more than happy to rely on one thing and that one thing has been enough time after time and I must add to this the man does have a lot of heart you got to give him that in a way maybe Shirley Winkles is just a clever little so and so he knew Wilder needed more nurturing he knew he wasn't ready for Klitschko or any of the top 10 and waited till he was and to be fair it paid off cuz it's made him a big draw that's earned himself a braet load of BS that's the aim of the game in it but finally yes there is an aura around Wilder that he is this Beast that will destroy everyone other than Fury and he has done for the most part but then again he's only fought at the top level barely a handful of times as we've seen so maybe he still has a little bit to prove based on his deceiving record obviously he's winning and winning in an impressive way but uh I wish he could have better points I hope he can he could get some of influence and just say guys all right I I mean as the champ I need to fight somebody that is really deserves and uh somebody that um um can be good position and really going make fans so there we are let me know your fa maybe I'm talking bollocks most probably but [ __ ] it who cares if you want to listen to more of my bollocks though feel free to go over to the podcast with me in the chaps I reckon you like it give you a little giggle or be the same for now I'll see you soon and BOS

Channel: Propa Boxing

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Keywords: deontay wilder, wilder, fury wilder, tyson fury, tyson fury deontay wilder, boxing, joshua, anthony joshua, joshua wilder, anthony joshua deontay wilder, eddie hearn

Id: MPyQkHlGERQ

Length: 8min 46sec (526 seconds)

Published: Sun Oct 22 2023