looking back, Deontay Wilder and Anthony Joshua ruined their trajectories not fighting in 2018 or 2019

[CarltonJunior]

Both would have been exposed afterward but if they started a trilogy while undefeated and had some tune ups in between their legacy would look a lot different right now

 

[seymour cake]

Even though they both trash it still would be a good fight and both of them need it too.. Especially since the Gypsy king retiring lol. I got wilder with the K.O.

Joshua need to put the weights down and Wilder need to pick them up.

 

[rbksNgirbauds]

NOT AT ALL.

WHOLE MATCH WAS WILDER
TRYING TO KNOCK FURYS HEAD OFF
AND FURY DODGING...

NO COINCIDENCE FURY
COMEPLETELY CHANGED HIS GAME PLAN AND BEGAN CHARGING FORWARD
IN THE 2ND FIGHT.



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That has no barrings on how the first fight played out, nor the subsequent scoring of it . Wilder doesn't score those two knockdowns, he loses a UD on the cards

 

[InstantKlassik]

One of the main reasons I favor MMA over boxing these days. For the most part, you get the big matchups when you're suppose to get them. Within divisions, everybody fights everybody.

 

[iceberg_is_on_fire]

Andy Ruiz had AJ doing the laffy taffy, Wilder would have knocked his ass into next week literally.

I said this last year.

Like Fury, I've thought that Joshua would box circles around Wilder. Unlike Fury, I always thought that the punches that knocked him down, would keep Joshua down.

 

[concise]

Davis, Garcia, Haney and them need to take note, learn and start fighting each other. Floyd and Manny were lucky the fans waited on them

Looks like they're on the same path too.

 

[concise]

But AJ's team didn't respect Wilder at all when negotiating with his team in 2018. I remember back then listening to youtube interviews from Wilder and Hearn and came to the conclusion that AJ's team were not serious about fighting the WBC heavyweight champion Wilder back then. They were treating Wilder like he was mid tier or a champion with no fan base like Joseph Parker.

And now he lost to Parker.

 

[FaTaL]

they blew it, got damn

 

[Trojan 24]

And now he lost to Parker.

But the Coli said he almost beat Fury twice

 

[gangreen]

And now he lost to Parker.

Wilder was and is still more popular than Parker

And easy to say this in 2023 when Wilder is 38, inactive and a shell of his former self. That AJ and Wilder fight still should ve happened in 2018 or 2019 when both were prime.

It took the Saudis money, Ruiz and Usyk whipping AJs ass and Fury whipping Wilders ass for us to even sniff this fight. U don't see nothing wrong with that?

Why can't u guys just accept that they fumbled the bag especially Hearn and AJ's side cause of bullshyt boxing politics back then.

Especially in hindsight when we were privileged to see Spence vs Crawford and So many other undisputed fights in 2021 and 2022.

 

[Rigby.]

I don't follow boxing like that fr, but it seems like the majority of boxing in my time of this earth has been more about the what ifs, rather than the matchups actually fought in the ring. Sucks that Wilder is basically finished, AJ is in his downswing, and this event where these two fought two entirely different people is the closest they've ever gotten to sharing the same space

 

[DetroitEWarren]

Both them nikkas have always been slightly above average bum ass nikkas and half breeded slightly British half pink bytches. fukk the OP

 

[FukkaPaidEmail]

People saying AJ fumbled the bag when he is (somehow) still in line for a mega fight with Fury if he does what we expect to Usyk while Deontay is done . Wilders legacy is going to be him being obliterated by Fury and winning bum fights .

 

[patscorpio]

Wilder was and is still more popular than Parker

And easy to say this in 2023 when Wilder is 38, inactive and a shell of his former self. That AJ and Wilder fight still should ve happened in 2018 or 2019 when both were prime.

It took the Saudis money, Ruiz and Usyk whipping AJs ass and Fury whipping Wilders ass for us to even sniff this fight. U don't see nothing wrong with that?

Why can't u guys just accept that they fumbled the bag especially Hearn and AJ's side cause of bullshyt boxing politics back then.

Especially in hindsight when we were privileged to see Spence vs Crawford and So many other undisputed fights in 2021 and 2022.

Wilder fumbled the bag and admitted as such in that tweet and changed his whole career trajectory going after Fury who exposed him for what ppl like myself had been saying for a good min..which I also told you..Wilder is a one trick pony

 

[Big Boss]

with 2 or 3 fights, they both would have made $300+ million altogether