is Wilder underrated?

[reservoirdogs]

Fury got put to sleep by Wilder, cornballs talking about fury won

He did though.
Wilder’s side tried to create some faux controversy about the count but nah, Fury got up and boxed him up the rest of the round.
It was funny though seeing the "One punch it all takes, we don't need the judges" fans turn into unofficial stopwatches who resort to measure split second to argue their man won that fight somehow.


And who's underrated?
He beat Ortiz again as everybody expected and then I see ppl on social media getting reckless talking about Wilder being in the league of Tyson, Holmes and the likes
I'm asking, in what world?
Hell, he doesn't even have Wladimir Klitschko's resume who ruled a weak ass HW era don't even get me started on the Tysons, Homes, Holyfields, Foremans...

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

He did though.
Wilder’s side tried to create some faux controversy about the count but nah, Fury got up and boxed him up the rest of the round.
It was funny though seeing the "One punch it all takes, we don't need the judges" fans turn into unofficial stopwatches who resort to measure split second to argue their man won that fight somehow.


And who's underrated?
He beat Ortiz again as everybody expected and then I see ppl on social media getting reckless talking about Wilder being in the league of Tyson, Holmes and the likes
I'm asking, in what world?
Hell, he doesn't even have Wladimir Klitschko's resume who ruled a weak ass HW era don't even get me started on the Tysons, Homes, Holyfields, Foremans...

He was asleep, fight should have been called. But white power saved the day. Which is fine cause he's going to sleep again real real soon

 

[O³ (O cubed)]

Yet no one will mention the bums Marciano fought to pad that record. I dont even know why that CAC is even mentioned among the greats. White privilege is a motherfukker

Marciano is a straight ducker. I don't even bother mention him as a great.

 

[reservoirdogs]

He was asleep, fight should have been called. But white power saved the day. Which is fine cause he's going to sleep again real real soon

Gypsy travelers and white power...

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

Gypsy travelers and white power...

Suspected white supremacist ref had to lend a helping hand to his Aryan brother.

 

[gangreen]

He did though.
Wilder’s side tried to create some faux controversy about the count but nah, Fury got up and boxed him up the rest of the round.
It was funny though seeing the "One punch it all takes, we don't need the judges" fans turn into unofficial stopwatches who resort to measure split second to argue their man won that fight somehow.


And who's underrated?
He beat Ortiz again as everybody expected and then I see ppl on social media getting reckless talking about Wilder being in the league of Tyson, Holmes and the likes
I'm asking, in what world?
Hell, he doesn't even have Wladimir Klitschko's resume who ruled a weak ass HW era don't even get me started on the Tysons, Homes, Holyfields, Foremans...

I just know With all that slick talkin about our current black american heavyweight champ.When he beats Fury in February and then unifies the belts afterwards against Ruiz or Joshua. U better give the man some damn respect from that point forward as a legend.

 

[kej718]

If he had a really good jab he could easily win more rounds and set up the right hand. Imagine what he would look like with a Manny Stewart training him.

 

[kej718]

Ruiz, Whyte, Parker, Usyk, Joshua, Fury would build Wilder's resume, good names to add.

Even Kownacki, Povetkin, and Pulev would enhance Wilder's resume.

If he gets buy Fury, Ruiz will be next. Whyte will be his next mandatory along with Kownacki vs Pulev winner which is rumored to be a co--feature on that card. The next few years will define his legacy.

 

[reservoirdogs]

I just know With all that slick talkin about our current black american heavyweight champ.When he beats Fury in February and then unifies the belts afterwards against Ruiz or Joshua. U better give the man some damn respect from that point forward as a legend.

A legend?

People use these hyperbolic terms way too loose nowadays

Nah, nobody from the current generation will reach the level of the likes of Ali, Louis, Frazier, Foreman, Holmes, Liston, Tyson, etc...
I mean it's an exciting divison now but let's keep it a buck, Wilder hasn't got shyt on those names.

 

[gangreen]

A legend?

People use these hyperbolic terms way too loose nowadays

Nah, nobody from the current generation will reach the level of the likes of Ali, Louis, Frazier, Foreman, Holmes, Liston, Tyson, etc...
I mean it's an exciting divison now but let's keep it a buck, Wilder hasn't got shyt on those names.

U sound like an old head with that ... If Wilder takes the lineal title from Fury and unifies all the belts against AJ or Ruiz, then u have a clear undisputed heavyweight champion for the first time since Lennox Lewis.

With all that accomplished and With a few successful title defenses as undisputed. Like Twenty years from now, he definitely is in the same room as those guys period. Johnson, Dempsey, Louis, Patterson, Marciano, Ali, Foreman, Frazier, Tyson, Holyfield and Lewis

It's not his fault that he was born in 1985 and couldnt fight those names.



I'm pretty sure with that devastating right hand Wilder has, he could have laid out a few of those legends in their prime

 

[Ill-Yaz]

Wilder underrated? You US nyggas man. Stop it

 

[BaRRyG]

Maaannnnnnnn if Wilder sits with Larry Holmes for one year hell never ever lose to a heavyweight...he has the heart and physical ability to retire undefeated especially if he gained a sharp jab followed by that right hand of God.