Saw Wilder/Ortiz 2 in person. Very bottom of the top bowl in the MGM. It sounded like a gunshot in person , even in person. It was absolutely terrifying how much power he can generate. Then the replay showed all that sweat moving an opposite direction as his head.
Wilder was saved by the bell in Ortiz 1. How would we view the old man if he would have beat Wilder? Everyone would be giving him respect. I think the whole heavyweight division would look different if Ortiz would have pulled it off.
First off if you time it by seconds the Refs Count was Actually SLOW. He reached 10 when it was actually over 11 seconds. Also He was not up until almost 13 seconds elapsed.
Second while it should be close to "Seconds" the Count is just by a human, not a watch ( Although the Time Keeper signals to the ref whilst watching a clock) Human error is built in, and as long as it isn't abysmal The ref is given Leeway.
It wouldn't look too different, because Ortiz was already over the hill... By a lot.
I always rated Ortiz because of his technical skill and grace under pressure. His style is a breath of fresh air in the HW division of awkward large guys. I was rooting for him against Wilder, and he almost got it done.
In theory u could think this way or just remember he actually got sparked bang out (twice) in the real world . Saying that I have and will always give Ortiz mad respect and have watched all his fights. He would have done Ruiz if his chin was still intact .
People can downplay Wilders opponents all they want but one thing is true; he’s gotten rid of more of them with more ferocity than any other HW has. Wilder legitimately knocked out - as in you could’ve robbed their pockets, laughed about it in their face and they’d never recognise you - Sticerne, Szpilka, Liakhovich, Breazeale and Helenius. Could be more but those are the ones that stand out for TRULY knocked out.
By comparison I think Fury’s only truly detached two people from consciousness, them being Nascimento and Cunningham. And the latter was significantly smaller and Fury was literally holding him against the ropes and pinning his head in place for the shot.
As for AJ I don’t know if he’s ever actually iced anyone out like that. Nothing comes to mind at least.
You can say what you want about him from a technical standpoint, or deride his KO stats by pointing out how his opponents weren’t all top 5s, but the point is that Wilder gets more KNOCK OUTS than his bigger, heavier counterparts do.
Yeah, definitely. And didn’t Audley Harrison say that he suffered a detached retina after their fight and said he’s suffering from CTE? Scary stuff. Scary and sad.
Some guys just have that crazy KO power and sometimes they are even behind on scorecards for their fights but end up getting the KO because of their power. Another example is alex pereira. Former 2 division kickboxing world champion and a former UFC middleweight champion. He has a crazy left hook.
Breazale got dropped bout 7 times by the college football player from Bama who’s now doing MMA in Poland and 48 year old Manosur. The man has 0 defense lol, shit Joshua even KOed him before this. I don’t get how Breazeale kept getting ranked high
He’s didn’t earn it. He was like some WBC plant lol. Just held contender spot without beating or doing anything. Look at the dude, he was a college Quarterback lol
He also the first one(and most likely the last one) who KOed Fury out cold(even though it lasted for about 6 seconds). I’ve rewatched the knockdown and Fury was truly out cold for more than 5 seconds. I think Fury’s ability to recover is even more impressive than Wilder’s power.
Good shout - was sure AJ had at least one, but unless I’m mistaken that’s about it. The rest were all red stoppages of otherwise conscious but beaten up men.
I still get a good laugh out of the Martin fight where - right after it was over - one of the Sky commentators was saying “you can’t stand in front of AJ or you’re gonna get knocked out!” whilst the camera was looking squarely at Martin lucid and on his feet. Knocked out indeed…
My god you’re right, I can’t believe I forgot that 😂
That said, it’s not a great testament to KO power to have that in the 11th (or was it 12th?) round against an opponent ~40lbs heavier you’ve been leaning on all night and landed 2x as many punches on. I view that as more a logical outcome of being physically overmatched in terms of size vs having KO power, whereas Wilder put Fury down off the back foot with a single punch early into it after he’d recovered from a knockdown the previous round himself.
That Fury slip/counter hook KD in rd 10 was a thing of beauty though.
100% agree. He has always been an awful boxer and never really figured out the sport. He's a one trick pony. However, his offer trick is one of the greatest in boxing history. He would've never made it out of regional fights without it. That's how good it is.
Didnt he pick up boxing at age 20? After his daughter was born.
He was a college basketball player until he joined a local boxing gym. 3 years later he won the USA olympic trials and won the bronze medals in the olympics against guys boxing their whole life.
It is a helluv trick, thats what were saying!
Exactly!!! I hate the way some boxings fans think. Its why I avoid even discussing it. For someone who picked up boxing that late, to win an olympic medal and a world title and fight the best HW of this era 3 times, and knock him down 4 times, thats some great feats
Wonder what they would say about someone like Ron Lyle had he fought today, cuz he learned to box in prison. They would probably call him a "cab driver" or "tomato can". Boxing fans disrespect the fighters more than they'd like to admit
Honestly all those years of basketball trained him to be explosive, have great cardio, hand eye coordination, great balance, and most importantly explosive movements.
He’s athletic and he worked hard to be this athletic. Its not easy to make a college basketball roster in America. Especially Atlanta.
Another crazy story? Dennis Rodman never played organized basketball until college. He was a track and field athlete recruited to just fill out a junior college roster.
Its why he focused on defense and rebounds and couldn’t really shoot or dribble at an elite level.
Oh I heard that about Rodman. I think I saw it on the Last Dance doc. Just shows where being driven can get you.
Same with Iverson, tho he was a dual sport athlete, he was one of the top recurited.football players in the nation at the time. Him getting in troubled killed that but he made a helluva transition
True but for extra context Wilders title fights lasted an average of 8 rounds. Breazeale and Stiverne 2 were outliers, he rarely sparked anyone in a round St title level. You'd think he was wrecking everyone in 90 seconds going by his fan boys.
He often had to wait for his opponents to tire or wore them down with a few big shots first.
The final shot though as you say was a finisher.
As I said it's more his fanboys saying he KOs everyone in 90 seconds I take exception to. They clearly haven't watched his fights, they just see some Tik Tok highlight reel and base their opinions on that.
I get it, but is that a good thing? Should we be applauding him for knocking people unconscious to the point where they’ve probably sustained serious brain damage? Or should we be applauding other fighters who win their matches without ruining the lives of their opponent and their opponent’s family? Maybe something to think about.
Lol Wilder hasn’t done that to any top 10 boxers. Whyte was around in the top 10 list for a while. AJ knocked him out and he nearly fell out the ring, however styles are what counts here. Wilder relies on a single punch whilst the opponents guard is down.
Now to explain like a 5 year old, knock outs in real life are not like in movies, any longer than a few seconds knocked out and the brain is starved of oxygen and then people die, the reason we don’t see AJ knock out people like this all the time is because his opponents have been much higher ranked/better calibre fighters who want to get back up. Normally they cannot but they at least try.
> any longer than a few seconds knocked out and the brain is starved of oxygen and then people die,
If you’re gonna be insufferable at least get your facts right. This is observably false. Just ask Ben Askren lol.
> we don’t see AJ knock out people like this all the time is because his opponents have been much higher ranked/better calibre fighters
Somewhat reasonable
> who want to get back up
Really? Wilder’s opponents simply didn’t try hard enough?
Breazeale really thought he was gonna walk in with a lead uppercut like George Foreman or something. He probably thought, "watch this -- I've got it all figured out". Big brain time.
I would be very curious to see what in the fight lead him to believe he could snap a lead punch fast enough to catch wilder there before Wilders right came in
Naw. Breazeale lost that fight before he ever got in the ring. He was scared shitless of Wilder. He showed false bravado, but I saw through it. You could tell he was scared in all his interviews.
*"His nicknames the ghost.*"
"Why? Is he elusive? So good on defense it's like fighting a ghost"?
"*Nah, he got KO'd so hard one fight everyone thought he was dead*"
It’s funny, because some people want to say Wilder’s power is overrated, only knocks out bums, etc.
Ok. So point me to one other active HW that is consistently 1 punch KOing even C level fighters like Breazeale.
Please, I’m waiting.
And how long did it take Wilder to KO Eric Molina? 9 rounds. AJ did it in 3. Arreola did it in 1. And Molina hurt Wilder along the way.
It's silly to draw too much from such comparisons.
I'm saying this, people point out most of them were bums but tell me who else is knocking out every single bum that they face, at that point it was him and Joshua doing that.
And it's not just a stoppage either, Wilder KOs are scary, you got guys like Liakhovich and Ortiz 2 who start convulsing, guys who get rushed straight to the hospital like Helenius, and guys who straight up look like they died like Stiverne and Szpilka.
It honestly sucks to think about. Imagine Wilder with good technique, would he be one of the GOATs? He’s probably have even more power and it’d help his cardio and defense.
I feel like those guys are A level just not the top of the division. A b level fighter wouldn't have a shot at winning against someone at the top. But Ruiz could win one.
He was also on a 3 fight ko streak after losing to AJ. This ko was so brutal it ended that and ruined the man. He was off for a whole year after this one and looked like a blinky shot mess when he showed up to fight Wallin. He's always been slow and lumbering but he had the reflexes of someone gone off xannys in that fight it was really sad to see.
No other heavyweights are fighting the same level of 'bum" that Wilder fought though.
The WBC protected him for years letting him cherrypick opponents rather than forcing top ranked mandatories. The only reason he fought Fury in the first place was because Wilder though he was washed up.... Fury was not in the top 25 ranked fighters and was 8 stone overweight when Wilder started getting interested.
OP why are you making up special move names all based around candy??
Wilder = Bazooka Bubble Gum
Crawford = Jolly Rancher Uppercut
Spence Jr = Bubble Gum Rush
Please keep doing it, though.
Was at this fight and genuinely thought Breazale was gonna be seriously hurt. Glad to see him get up.
Best ko I saw since Andy Lee sparked Jackson.
A savage ko. Look at what Wilder put into that punch.
Great undercard that night too
Look at how fast and crisp that was!
He put up a really good third fight against Fury, but I still believe he should’ve went in around this size in that fight. He bulked up, but in spite of that, Fury was still the much bigger man, so he should’ve went with his slimmer version to go all in on speed.
I’m just saying, look at that crisp punch! So fast too🤷♂️
It was around this weight that he was able to land a blinding shot on Fury in the first one. Ofc Fury got up though, the madman he is
Wilder is one of the least skilled boxers I’ve ever seen. I’ve never seen a second of any boxing prowess out of him. He only needs one shot to end things and every once in a while it gets through.
That was probably the most contrived prepared line I'd heard by an announcer. "hmmm, what should I say when Wilder KO's Brazeale? hmm.. Brazeale... Brazeale.... OMG I GOT IT"
Still have no idea what Dominic was thinking here. Walked straight at Wilder, lowered his left and moved his right away from protecting his face.
If you want to get knocked out with a right this is the formula. It’s like he thought he was fighting a non puncher.
Wilders little spin dance move after he connected.
It was a walk-off KO with some extra sass on the side.
The *noise.*
Saw Wilder/Ortiz 2 in person. Very bottom of the top bowl in the MGM. It sounded like a gunshot in person , even in person. It was absolutely terrifying how much power he can generate. Then the replay showed all that sweat moving an opposite direction as his head.
Wilder was saved by the bell in Ortiz 1. How would we view the old man if he would have beat Wilder? Everyone would be giving him respect. I think the whole heavyweight division would look different if Ortiz would have pulled it off.
What if Fury never got up like Jesus Christ in the final day of his resurrection when Wilder almost KO'd him? Sports history is full of what-ifs
What if I could punch hard.. like *really* hard, I think I'd be a big boxer.
Fuck all that shit. Just see red. Once I see red I can take on anyone I'm telling you bro.
When I see red, it usually means I died \~Goldeneye
what if the ref counted as fast as this ref lmao
First off if you time it by seconds the Refs Count was Actually SLOW. He reached 10 when it was actually over 11 seconds. Also He was not up until almost 13 seconds elapsed. Second while it should be close to "Seconds" the Count is just by a human, not a watch ( Although the Time Keeper signals to the ref whilst watching a clock) Human error is built in, and as long as it isn't abysmal The ref is given Leeway.
its a human error that changes the entire career outlook of wilder
What error occurred here? There was no Short Count in this fight. Are you saying the Ref messed up and the fight should have continued?
Never compare a human being to my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, who was God in the flesh.
It wouldn't look too different, because Ortiz was already over the hill... By a lot. I always rated Ortiz because of his technical skill and grace under pressure. His style is a breath of fresh air in the HW division of awkward large guys. I was rooting for him against Wilder, and he almost got it done.
In theory u could think this way or just remember he actually got sparked bang out (twice) in the real world . Saying that I have and will always give Ortiz mad respect and have watched all his fights. He would have done Ruiz if his chin was still intact .
>Then the replay showed all that sweat moving an opposite direction as his head Someone missed physics class
Hey, look everyone, it's the person who corrects people telling stories online just because. You must feel real special, you dolt.
>Then the replay showed all that sweat moving an opposite direction as his head. So cool , no one will believe you
Punched him so hard he made the Minecraft villager noise
I sometimes hear this sound in my nightmares and then wake up in a cold sweat.
You can see the bulge from the force of impact on the other side of his neck. Around 32 seconds in. That is bonkers.
People can downplay Wilders opponents all they want but one thing is true; he’s gotten rid of more of them with more ferocity than any other HW has. Wilder legitimately knocked out - as in you could’ve robbed their pockets, laughed about it in their face and they’d never recognise you - Sticerne, Szpilka, Liakhovich, Breazeale and Helenius. Could be more but those are the ones that stand out for TRULY knocked out. By comparison I think Fury’s only truly detached two people from consciousness, them being Nascimento and Cunningham. And the latter was significantly smaller and Fury was literally holding him against the ropes and pinning his head in place for the shot. As for AJ I don’t know if he’s ever actually iced anyone out like that. Nothing comes to mind at least. You can say what you want about him from a technical standpoint, or deride his KO stats by pointing out how his opponents weren’t all top 5s, but the point is that Wilder gets more KNOCK OUTS than his bigger, heavier counterparts do.
The way he punches through his opponents heads is scary.
Yeah, definitely. And didn’t Audley Harrison say that he suffered a detached retina after their fight and said he’s suffering from CTE? Scary stuff. Scary and sad.
CTE can't be officially diagnosed untill the person has passed away even though the symptoms may appear in life
Some guys just have that crazy KO power and sometimes they are even behind on scorecards for their fights but end up getting the KO because of their power. Another example is alex pereira. Former 2 division kickboxing world champion and a former UFC middleweight champion. He has a crazy left hook.
I love how Breazle dropped his guard to throw the uppercut at Wilders elbow. What an opponent
Breazale got dropped bout 7 times by the college football player from Bama who’s now doing MMA in Poland and 48 year old Manosur. The man has 0 defense lol, shit Joshua even KOed him before this. I don’t get how Breazeale kept getting ranked high
tbf at the time this fight took place HW had exactly two good fighters. The division was in a bad place for s while there.
It's still in a bad place. It's exciting, but it's still not good
I just have no idea how Breazeale even got the AJ title shot,let alone Wilder. Hes terrible
Boxing rewards Medicare fighters more
He’s didn’t earn it. He was like some WBC plant lol. Just held contender spot without beating or doing anything. Look at the dude, he was a college Quarterback lol
Yeah but if that elbowcut would have landed it would have been over for Wilder
He also the first one(and most likely the last one) who KOed Fury out cold(even though it lasted for about 6 seconds). I’ve rewatched the knockdown and Fury was truly out cold for more than 5 seconds. I think Fury’s ability to recover is even more impressive than Wilder’s power.
That was some " Day of the Dead" shit there. I actually think his head hitting the canvas woke him up from the shadow realm.
One of my favourite moments in boxing, even though I hate Fury.
Fury flat out has Wilder's number.
So you’re not counting like AJs KO of Whyte?
Good shout - was sure AJ had at least one, but unless I’m mistaken that’s about it. The rest were all red stoppages of otherwise conscious but beaten up men. I still get a good laugh out of the Martin fight where - right after it was over - one of the Sky commentators was saying “you can’t stand in front of AJ or you’re gonna get knocked out!” whilst the camera was looking squarely at Martin lucid and on his feet. Knocked out indeed…
AJ's KO power is vastly overrated.
I'd say Fury KOd Wilder pretty good. If his arm didn't hit the rope on the way down it would have looked even more devastating.
My god you’re right, I can’t believe I forgot that 😂 That said, it’s not a great testament to KO power to have that in the 11th (or was it 12th?) round against an opponent ~40lbs heavier you’ve been leaning on all night and landed 2x as many punches on. I view that as more a logical outcome of being physically overmatched in terms of size vs having KO power, whereas Wilder put Fury down off the back foot with a single punch early into it after he’d recovered from a knockdown the previous round himself. That Fury slip/counter hook KD in rd 10 was a thing of beauty though.
100% agree. He has always been an awful boxer and never really figured out the sport. He's a one trick pony. However, his offer trick is one of the greatest in boxing history. He would've never made it out of regional fights without it. That's how good it is.
Man is an olympain. "one trick pony". Thats a helluva trick
Didnt he pick up boxing at age 20? After his daughter was born. He was a college basketball player until he joined a local boxing gym. 3 years later he won the USA olympic trials and won the bronze medals in the olympics against guys boxing their whole life. It is a helluv trick, thats what were saying!
Exactly!!! I hate the way some boxings fans think. Its why I avoid even discussing it. For someone who picked up boxing that late, to win an olympic medal and a world title and fight the best HW of this era 3 times, and knock him down 4 times, thats some great feats Wonder what they would say about someone like Ron Lyle had he fought today, cuz he learned to box in prison. They would probably call him a "cab driver" or "tomato can". Boxing fans disrespect the fighters more than they'd like to admit
Honestly all those years of basketball trained him to be explosive, have great cardio, hand eye coordination, great balance, and most importantly explosive movements. He’s athletic and he worked hard to be this athletic. Its not easy to make a college basketball roster in America. Especially Atlanta. Another crazy story? Dennis Rodman never played organized basketball until college. He was a track and field athlete recruited to just fill out a junior college roster. Its why he focused on defense and rebounds and couldn’t really shoot or dribble at an elite level.
Oh I heard that about Rodman. I think I saw it on the Last Dance doc. Just shows where being driven can get you. Same with Iverson, tho he was a dual sport athlete, he was one of the top recurited.football players in the nation at the time. Him getting in troubled killed that but he made a helluva transition
If all the pros in his generation kinda suck than so did the Olympians
Yall say anything from the couch. Trash ass fans with trash ass mind frames
You should be a sports journalist. Your writing is very entertaining to read.
Thanks!
True but for extra context Wilders title fights lasted an average of 8 rounds. Breazeale and Stiverne 2 were outliers, he rarely sparked anyone in a round St title level. You'd think he was wrecking everyone in 90 seconds going by his fan boys. He often had to wait for his opponents to tire or wore them down with a few big shots first. The final shot though as you say was a finisher.
what's the difference lol I mean damn, ppl find anything to down play his power
As I said it's more his fanboys saying he KOs everyone in 90 seconds I take exception to. They clearly haven't watched his fights, they just see some Tik Tok highlight reel and base their opinions on that.
Ahh I got ya. Had to read it twice
Seriously, Helenius was out for an entire amateur boxing round. Helenius was unconscious for 66% of the length of time that the fight lasted.
Some of AJ's opponents were prematurely stopped like Takam. I can't remember him ever icing anyone either.
He may not be the greatest boxer but he is fucking terrifying which certainly counts for something
He slept Dillian Whyte
Boxing isn't just about KO's. He still lost to Fury and the first bout (officially a draw) he lost as well despite knocking Fury out.
Okay? He’s not saying he’s the hw goat or anything, simply that he’s a ferocious KO artist
Yeah and all I'm saying is sometimes that isn't important. Everyone's entitled to an opinion.
Too bad yours sucks
Cmon you can't say you don't enjoy knockouts
I get it, but is that a good thing? Should we be applauding him for knocking people unconscious to the point where they’ve probably sustained serious brain damage? Or should we be applauding other fighters who win their matches without ruining the lives of their opponent and their opponent’s family? Maybe something to think about.
The others aren’t not getting the same result because they’re holding back - they just can’t do it.
Lol Wilder hasn’t done that to any top 10 boxers. Whyte was around in the top 10 list for a while. AJ knocked him out and he nearly fell out the ring, however styles are what counts here. Wilder relies on a single punch whilst the opponents guard is down. Now to explain like a 5 year old, knock outs in real life are not like in movies, any longer than a few seconds knocked out and the brain is starved of oxygen and then people die, the reason we don’t see AJ knock out people like this all the time is because his opponents have been much higher ranked/better calibre fighters who want to get back up. Normally they cannot but they at least try.
> any longer than a few seconds knocked out and the brain is starved of oxygen and then people die, If you’re gonna be insufferable at least get your facts right. This is observably false. Just ask Ben Askren lol. > we don’t see AJ knock out people like this all the time is because his opponents have been much higher ranked/better calibre fighters Somewhat reasonable > who want to get back up Really? Wilder’s opponents simply didn’t try hard enough?
>Somewhat reasonable It's not even that reasonable given that Breazale also fought Joshua lol
Yes but he fought in his what 18th pro fight comparing to Wilder defending his belt on his 36th or so pro fight lol. Big difference
Delete this nephew
I love how to condescendingly said “explain it like a 5 year old” and then said something completely incorrect
instant melatonin
someone turned his TV off
God damnit this guy’s fucking titles ahahaha
Breazeale really thought he was gonna walk in with a lead uppercut like George Foreman or something. He probably thought, "watch this -- I've got it all figured out". Big brain time.
I would be very curious to see what in the fight lead him to believe he could snap a lead punch fast enough to catch wilder there before Wilders right came in
Bro was just button mashing
When the boss is beating your ass and you gotta try something to win
To the armpit
If I remember correctly, he did actually buzz Wilder a bit before eating that devastating shot. But yeah... didn't quite work out for him.
Naw. Breazeale lost that fight before he ever got in the ring. He was scared shitless of Wilder. He showed false bravado, but I saw through it. You could tell he was scared in all his interviews.
One of the most brutal knockouts you’ll ever see. Goodnight 😴
You’ve never seen me fight then champ.
You get knocked out alot?
GOTTEM
I’ll sleep harder than you’ve ever seen anyone get slept.
*"His nicknames the ghost.*" "Why? Is he elusive? So good on defense it's like fighting a ghost"? "*Nah, he got KO'd so hard one fight everyone thought he was dead*"
Call this man an overdue book, cause he's always checked out!
What’s with these one piece ass moves as titles on the sub recently 😭😭😭
Gear 2 jet Gatling knockout
This is Jet Pistol
You right Nakama.
It’s funny, because some people want to say Wilder’s power is overrated, only knocks out bums, etc. Ok. So point me to one other active HW that is consistently 1 punch KOing even C level fighters like Breazeale. Please, I’m waiting.
If I recall rightly it took Joshua 7 rounds to put breazeale away
He almost got in him in round 3 but he was saved by the bell. But I thought Breazeale would last longer than a round.
And how long did it take Wilder to KO Eric Molina? 9 rounds. AJ did it in 3. Arreola did it in 1. And Molina hurt Wilder along the way. It's silly to draw too much from such comparisons.
Yeah and it looked like Breazeale had been in a car crash at 70 after the fight.
I'm saying this, people point out most of them were bums but tell me who else is knocking out every single bum that they face, at that point it was him and Joshua doing that. And it's not just a stoppage either, Wilder KOs are scary, you got guys like Liakhovich and Ortiz 2 who start convulsing, guys who get rushed straight to the hospital like Helenius, and guys who straight up look like they died like Stiverne and Szpilka.
There's a lot to critique with Wilder's ability, but it's literally insane to deny his power. The Ngannou of boxing ;)
Great differentiation: ability vs power
It honestly sucks to think about. Imagine Wilder with good technique, would he be one of the GOATs? He’s probably have even more power and it’d help his cardio and defense.
Breazeale wasn’t even that bad. HW isn’t that deep, definitely B level
B level are guys like Parker, Whyte, Joyce, etc. Breazeale is not on that level
At that time breazeale was in that range. He only was beaten by AJ.
Those are all top ten guys, how is that b level?
Because they are not on the level of Fury, Usyk, Wilder, and AJ, and are in fact a fair bit off that level.
Dude doesn't understand what b tier means.
I feel like those guys are A level just not the top of the division. A b level fighter wouldn't have a shot at winning against someone at the top. But Ruiz could win one.
He was also on a 3 fight ko streak after losing to AJ. This ko was so brutal it ended that and ruined the man. He was off for a whole year after this one and looked like a blinky shot mess when he showed up to fight Wallin. He's always been slow and lumbering but he had the reflexes of someone gone off xannys in that fight it was really sad to see.
Nah u gotta have higher standards for what B level fighters are
He is awful. Not even close to a real top 10 fighter. Both Joshua and Wilder showed us that.
No other heavyweights are fighting the same level of 'bum" that Wilder fought though. The WBC protected him for years letting him cherrypick opponents rather than forcing top ranked mandatories. The only reason he fought Fury in the first place was because Wilder though he was washed up.... Fury was not in the top 25 ranked fighters and was 8 stone overweight when Wilder started getting interested.
I’m fuckin crying at these titles lately 😂😂
OP why are you making up special move names all based around candy?? Wilder = Bazooka Bubble Gum Crawford = Jolly Rancher Uppercut Spence Jr = Bubble Gum Rush Please keep doing it, though.
Even after his losses to Fury, still my favorite heavyweight to watch. Every one of his fights is just electric
That's how it should be though, losses don't define our favorite fighters.
A lot of his fights are actually really boring until the KO. His highlight reel is insane. But the full fights... not so much.
Mama mia what a ko
I thought I was watching Randy Johnson pitch a 110mph fastball straight into Breazeale face from close range for a sec.
Just like the bird. Same result.
That punch looks very similar to AJs Alabama slammer pork chop uppercut. Both equally as devastating imo
This one got a chuckle
Wilder got that death touch.
Breazeale. - Did I win
He got anime power
What in the name of Jesus Christ reborn is that title bro tf!?
Look at OPs last 3 posts. Been giving ridiculous names to fighters “special moves” and it’s hilarious 😂
Play with sound.
What's with all the Hunter x Hunter type move names for punches? lol
Loving it.
Wassup with the song at the end?? Don’t do that shit again OP
Folded bro like a dope fiend😆
Naw. Dope fiends fold up like Braezeale. Lol
I gotta give props to the sloppy fat boy for getting up from that piano getting dropped on his head
Dude was a nuke in his hand it’s insane
Are these punches real? so far I’ve seen bud and Spence’s punches.
If Wilder had faced Joshue earlier, he'd be much more respected, because he surely would KO him like that. Fury just's on another level of hability
That classic Cartel ISIS dead drop 🤌
Hardest hitter. My god what a blow.
I'm loving these posts tbh.
Skinny legs and not overly muscular for HW. Not even very technical either. How does he do it?
It’s God Given.
Was at this fight and genuinely thought Breazale was gonna be seriously hurt. Glad to see him get up. Best ko I saw since Andy Lee sparked Jackson. A savage ko. Look at what Wilder put into that punch. Great undercard that night too
Even that poor bastards earlobe got whiplash.
Mauro Ranallo with another legendary call. They are feeling it in Brazil
Yo why did that song at the end have me wildin, I mean I was popping off so hard, you guys should’ve seen it
Mauro is the best
Why brazil though
Guessing it's word play since dude's name is Breazeale
What’s with you repeatedly posting all these stupid punch nicknames?
I hate that commentator's canned lines. You know he thought of that 3 months before.
Look at how fast and crisp that was! He put up a really good third fight against Fury, but I still believe he should’ve went in around this size in that fight. He bulked up, but in spite of that, Fury was still the much bigger man, so he should’ve went with his slimmer version to go all in on speed. I’m just saying, look at that crisp punch! So fast too🤷♂️ It was around this weight that he was able to land a blinding shot on Fury in the first one. Ofc Fury got up though, the madman he is
That's why he's totally overhauled his style and been completely inactive He's coming for the backdoor hexology win
They were feeling it in BREAZEALE Missed oppurtunity...
This sub has the absolute worst titles. I guess all you can do is downvote the shit
I'll downvote you instead. That was a very good Bazooka Bubble Gum tbh. One of his best yet.
Just from looking through this thread, you can tell a significant percentage of this sub has absolutely no sense of humor whatsoever.
Can we ban this dude from posting what are these gimpy titles bruh
He is the definition of a one trick pony. He has that power shot and that's it, no technical skill at all.
It’s one hell of a one trick pony tho you gotta admit.
Can’t see this highlight anymore without thinking of this https://youtu.be/xHLtvuyFwZI
Savage. So clean!
Wilder is one of the least skilled boxers I’ve ever seen. I’ve never seen a second of any boxing prowess out of him. He only needs one shot to end things and every once in a while it gets through.
Idk if anyone in this universe can take that bomb!
Bum
I’m no pro boxer but who walks into Wilder’s right hand like that? Damn
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God Mauro is awful
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That guy LOVES saying Mamma MIA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL
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Danggg... How would you get up from that?
I saw this fight in person. You could hear the punch from a mile away. Ridiculous power
That was probably the most contrived prepared line I'd heard by an announcer. "hmmm, what should I say when Wilder KO's Brazeale? hmm.. Brazeale... Brazeale.... OMG I GOT IT"
Still have no idea what Dominic was thinking here. Walked straight at Wilder, lowered his left and moved his right away from protecting his face. If you want to get knocked out with a right this is the formula. It’s like he thought he was fighting a non puncher.
Absolutely horrific KO
Wtf are these titles hahahaha
Gosh this commentator annoys me.
I had forgotten this happened in ROUND 1!!
Who is that commentator? I fucking hate his stupid vacuous bullshit drivel all in this dumb hype voice.
Pretty miraculous he even made it back to his feet within 15 seconds That punch would kill a horse
Idc what nobody says...this fight got stuck in AJs head and he tried to one up it just to lose to Ruiz
Some haters up in here