DEONTAY WILDER MENTALLY DAMAGED FROM FIRST TYSON FURY FIGHT???

[@4321weezee]

Lol how many ways can HATMAN call Deontay dumb lol 🤣

[@MonstrousWalker]

Most impressed with his use of the actual word.

[@kpjlflsknflksnflknsa]

I know . The guy is already down out here but hatman is still putting the boot in. I love it though

[@harryheath4175]

And whos the donkey of the day?

[@lennoxmate4064]

It’s too late for Wilder to make significant changes. He doesn’t have solid fundamentals to build off of. You’ve got to literally rebuild the guy and he’s nearly 35. It’s only a matter of time before he physically starts to deteriorate and starts slowing down.

[@paulhooley9638]

Lennox Mate I don’t even think he recognises his faults in the first place

[@Temitope-Adewuyi]

Wilder is more than mentally damaged after the second fight at this moment. Deontay is not mentally sound that his why he tends to cover up with blowing up his ego!

[@deonezell3789]

Wilder is gonna give Fury some severe brain damage for cheating in both fights. Tyson Fury is afraid of that bomb squad right hand. That's why he cheated in the first place. Furys no competition. He can't beat Wilder. It is what it is. Get over it.

[@Lennox032]

@@deonezell3789 what crack you smoking bro! How did he cheat? Fury won both fights! and He's got wilder's number now, the fight will be a repeat of the beatdown in the last one, get over it

[@marc_anton]

​@@deonezell3789 When Hatman talks about being dumb and delusional in this vid, he's not just talking about Deontay, he's talking about you my friend.

[@zachaman4458]

@@deonezell3789 😂😂😂😂 Go hit the crack pipe and try again, my best fake wakanda accent, your king is here without a kingdom, recording sitting on his throne, the toilet 😂😂😂😂

[@Temitope-Adewuyi]

Deon Ezell Wilder’s power has reduced. So does it come with aging. He could hardly knock out aging Luis Ortiz after receiving lots of head shots from Wilder in the first and second fight. Rehab returnee Tyson Fury beat the count on two occasions. Full potential Fury couldn’t feel Wilder’s punch. Ladies and Gentle men of Boxing, it is over for Wilder...

[@zachaman4458]

Your king is here (without a kingdom) recording whilst sitting on his throne, the toilet, the fake wakanda accent gets me everytime 😂😂😂😂😂

[@dantean]

I NEVER could understand why so few commentators after the second fight mentioned Fury having gotten up from Wilder's thunderous blows in the first one. TWICE! People talk about Wilder still having a puncher's chance in a potential 3rd tilt, but Fury's already shown he can withstand what's supposed to be Wilder's equalizer. Without THAT, what's Wilder got?

[@raydology]

I'm hitting him boss, but he keeps getting up 😀 What should we do next!.😨

[@marknix689]

He can turn into Voltron lmao....

[@666blindrider]

Ayy at least he has that Windmill punch...😁

[@juoranes]

He could throw his costume at Tyson..... Fatality, flawless victory

[@youngstayoung6633]

Spot on said it since the first he needs more than one punch to stop fury . He doesnt hit hard enough to dispatch fury fact

[@Temitope-Adewuyi]

He believes people are scared of him because he preys on the weak. Deontay never fought more than one champion in the whole 40plus fights.

[@geedee1264]

And that champion had just won a vacant strap against the mighty Arreola.

[@joelseparation355]

gee dee so what do you want?you want wilder to stop fighting you want him gone? Are do you guys just need somebody to hate?

[@Temitope-Adewuyi]

gee dee so why didn’t he go for the head in Wladimir if he- Wilder was that potent... why did he duck all the champions “to this day”

[@AntaresBottia]

@Bronky MWilder didn't want none of the Klitschko's so don't come it. Your icon got exposed. Deal with it.

[@joelseparation355]

Bronky M @ Trevor porter I kinda wish he would stop fighting in the ring.wilder has a calling to to speak up and speak out for his people.the man is very valuable to us non gangster non violence non drugs.

[@bgarri57]

Wilder can't move around easily, though--he has terrible footwork. His style is setting his feet and waiting to launch the right hand. That's all he knows.

[@joshbenson3347]

Thanks for the obvious dude

[@benhaynes9872]

The real Ben Garrison?

[@benhaynes9872]

@Derick Willis Dude I actually think it is him when I go to his channel.

[@Andrecito922]

It worked for 42 fights. Fury is just that much better than everyone else now.

[@martinfox844]

@@Andrecito922 38 of those were Cab Drivers!

[@dgo0082]

Once he feels Fury's right hand and left hook we will see the terror in his eyes come back once again and he will crumble even faster than the second fight. It will take for Wilder to win several fights in a dominant way to see him back with same confidence, but I don't see that happening. I think everyone that Wilder fights is going to take his chances from now own.

[@joshbenson3347]

What a load of rubbish

[@dgo0082]

@@joshbenson3347 well, not it seems like Wilder still traumatized since he hasn't opened his mouth since the last emotional breakdown he had on that cornyass video he made saying that he is your King. Lol!

[@granadaquasar7200]

@@deonezell3789 ok boomer

[@seanwesley9556]

He will whoop him fairly for a 3rd time no cheating required Fury can box and wilder has one punch

[@zachaman4458]

@@deonezell3789 what's wrong, No Daddy At Home Syndrome? 😂😂😂😂😂

[@mrm5183]

Deontay Wilder knew after the first fight he could never beat Tyson Fury, just look at his face from the first bell of the 2nd fight. Reminds me of those videos you see of the loud mouth sat in traffic abusing people calls someone out of their car and then their arse falls out when someone actually gets out of their car

[@davonbenson4361]

Sep Tember. Lol.

[@TomekDanny]

He knew but he was still lying to himself that he may knock him out but Fury was taking his big right hands like it was jabs as he was prepared physically and mentally for him a lot better than he was in the first fight

[@petermontgomery8707]

Hannibal Hyde could you expand a little on that?Who is it directed at and why should they sit down,really isn’t very clear

[@antonyreed8281]

their arse falls out. Epic

[@mrm5183]

Hannibal Hyde I am sat down. In fact I am watching the fight for the 23rd time and it gets better every time ~Spoiler Alert 🚨(not for Wilder). It’s not even man vs man it looks like a parental beating makes me want to call social services on Tyson 😩

[@rishidhokia]

When you fall from that hight and I mean the arrogance and deep deep delusion that Wilder had there's no coming back. Imo he's never going to be the same.

[@mikeypc3592]

I think if anything Wilder was over confident in the rematch. Wilder had taken confidence from knocking Fury down in the first fight and nearly out. Wilder had 2 spectacular knockout wins since then against Breazeale and Ortiz so his confidence was sky high. Fury had beat 2 nobodies in Tom Scwarz and Otto Wallin, and struggled against Wallin. Wilder just couldnt see Fury hurting him in the rematch hence the pillow fists jibe. He just thought he had to touch Fury and it would be over. Obviously he was in for a shock! The rematch has definitely taken something from Wilder as he knows old pillow fists can actually punch and isnt scared of him.

[@davidbrandel1311]

Rough Squad When the bell sounded to end the 12th round of their first fight, Fury had dominated the last minute, and basically that mindset carried over into the second fight. It was as if Fury finally figured Wilder out, even though it took him until the last half of the last round to do so. Fury knew he could hurt Wilder, as he staggered him close to the end of the round. Plus, Wilder pretty much checked out after the knockdown, when he did his victory strut and throat slashing gesture. When Fury defied all the odds and the fight resumed, Wilder was unable to check back in. His heart wasn’t in it, and he kind of got his ass kicked that last minute.

[@Andrecito922]

How is Wallin a nobody?

[@youngstayoung6633]

Nah he knew he couldnt ko a soft shell of a fury when he came to the press events and saw fury was solid big he knew he had no chance. In the first fighter wilder looked the bigger man In the 2nd fury looked much bigger and wilder had put nearly 2 stone on to try and be able to ko fury

[@bh8365]

Rough Squad. Yeah. I agree. Good points.

[@Andrecito922]

@@youngstayoung6633 For sure. He knew he was going to face a better Fury for sure. Even at the press conference, Fury got in his head.

[@michaelparks1976]

He needed to learn some type of technical skills a long time ago I think it's to late now

[@lucasj4508]

Most definitely, but he’ll still be looking for that right hand

[@robertbrown978]

I agree he needs combos feet work and he needs to attack the body early

[@robertbrown978]

He needs to bring it

[@nds1116]

@@robertbrown978 and defence

[@robertbrown978]

Yes and thats 100 percent he look so stiff to not good

[@mattevans923]

13:42 “His entire image of himself had been shattered” I agree 100%, but that line evoked an image in my mind’s eye of a monolithic stone idol of Wilder’s bust exploding into a million pieces 😂😂😂 But other than that I just wanted to say that that was the most in depth and on point analysis I’ve heard on the matter of how that loss had such a devastating impact on Deontay Wilder’s psychology 👍🏻👊🏻🙏🏻

[@Andrij_Kozak]

I cant wait for the pre fight press conference. People will laugh at Wilder if he hasn't changed mentally at all and promises to baptise Fury.

[@Andrij_Kozak]

@@judgefish4044 IMO Fury will hurt Wilder mentally in these press conferences to remind him what these "pillow fists" did to him.

[@Brian-ee7wb]

Till this Day

[@judgefish4044]

@Lu 123 Yeah now that I think about it that probably will happen. That'll be embarrassing for him though.

[@thetraveledroad1]

Creepy Steven Segal voice lmao.

[@fordism.01]

Wilder is over. Let's face it he has been exposed for exactly what he is . A one trick pony.

[@peternagy-im4be]

That turned out to be true 👍

[@Roughpaws_Studio]

Two things I'll never forget, one thing from each fight. First the look on Wilder's face when Fury rose from the dead. And second Dillian Whyte in hysterics after Fury beat him the second time lol

[@arpeggio9ytmasta798]

Excellent commentary.... excellently done

[@keith79mod11]

The only person who wasn't caught off guard was his dad who said he was going to do this and nobody believed him

[@tris87don16]

💯

[@illestofdemall13]

Funny thing is Fury told everyone what he was going to do and no one believed him.

[@illestofdemall13]

@joecee67 So did I, but unfortunately didn't place any bets.

[@judgefish4044]

Wilder looked terrified of Fury once he was knocked down look at his eyes and you can see his fear. He might put a brave face but really I think he's terrified of Fury.

[@tofasttofurious2819]

Marley Eastwood Is that your experience when you have come up against the Mrs? Lol

[@jameshughes9234]

Hit nail on head

[@cdizzytv3753]

I agree 1,000,000% he even got BIG George Gorman comin' out sayin' that "Deontay Wilder is a VERY Sensitive man..." & ppl are supposed 2 b "SCARED" of this guy...!?

[@johnyabs9204]

Wilder and his team really regretting why they gave Tyson fury a chance

[@fatapples3838]

I don't think Wilder is mentally strong enough to ever come back from such a beating and Wilders team didn't help him by buttering him up and telling him he was a great but in reality, he has never beaten a top 10 opponent and it was proven when even Otto Wallin proved he is a far better boxer than Deontay Wilder.

[@joshbenson3347]

So Luis Ortiz wasn't top 10? 😀😀

[@fatapples3838]

@@joshbenson3347 I can't justify putting a 49 year old on blood pressure medication in the top 10 when his best win is Bryant Jennings. I could name 20 HWs that could beat him because he's too slow and can't take a decent punch

[@judgefish4044]

The thing that made this defeat even more crushing was the fact that Wilder was actually confident he would beat Fury otherwise he would have never taken the fight. Wilder never likes to take a fight unless he's confident he can win a lose to AJ would have been less crushing because he thought he couldn't beat AJ anyway. But to come in so confident to then just get absolutely destroyed will always haunt Wilder the rest of his career as he will always question himself.

[@jacnamo4641]

Minister Mishkin spot on! Wilder was 100% confident he could win Fury then cash out with Joshua for undisputed which he knew he would most likely lose. If he had suspected this would happen he would have taken DAZN’s offer

[@Pacer...]

Yo hatman what happened to your live streams?

[@judgefish4044]

Do you play the video game F-Zero?

[@TyreseBuie]

accurate analysis Beyonce wilder is DONE, im so happy worst HW in American history

[@jimmychooquay]

Good video. Summed it up nicely

[@kryptonate9747]

And if wilder down plays the loss he's really gonna get destroyed worst than the second fight.

[@dwayneanderson1791]

Top content as always hatman👍🏽

[@demarcuscousins3rdcousin]

In one week Hatman will make another video saying that he "Rates" Wilder and will give his reasons why Wilder will win the 3rd fight.

[@ashleyknight5159]

U idoit

[@KuroBlack504]

The fact is Wilder just can't circle the ring anymore and throw that right hand. He has the ability to be elusive, but he's going to have to hover around I'd say 210-225. I think 231 is fine for someone his size, if your target is stationary and you're looking to end the fight early. Fury doesn't have to doesn't have to change much at all, but Wilder's going to have to move his body around and slip punches, which is something he could pull off with his limited moveset. I think the third fight is going to be more exciting than the first and second as we can see what new things he'll bring to the rematch.

[@JohnnyB43]

No, Fury didn't take anything from Wilder in the first fight. Wilder did however come in heavy for the second fight, and possibly that was a mistake. However, he was the opposite extreme for the first fight and came in really light. I'm not sure how planned that was. Anyway, I think that the defeat will actually get Wilder to finally realize that he needs to improving his boxing skills and not solely rely on his right hand. So I actually think that Wilder will improve in the rematch - whether that is improving his jab and committing to using it more, or that is that he will work more on being a mobile target I don't know. But we saw once already in the first Stiverne fight that Wilder can use different tactics and stick to a game plan. That was the first time that he went 12 rounds rather than winning by KO. He use his jab and mobility a lot and was disciplined. I don't believe all this crap online with one or two trainers saying that Wilder only needs to change one or two things and he beats Fury easily. But I do think that Wilder will do much better in the third fight. I think that he will overcome the mental obstacles and, if his team are able to train him properly, he will put in a better performance. cheers JB

[@josephridler-em5pk]

Brain damage more like

[@whitedevil4122]

Can't damage what's not there, tbf

[@JeromeJermaine]

"If you have a dumb person, who knows that they are dumb" at this point I was dead bro 😂😂😂

[@keithwilliams2389]

Speak it believe it receive it

[@onniesmusicchannel5858]

Yep he received that punch to the ear 😆

[@gazzascouse]

Thank you so much mr Batman for the free publicity, your good Will is not going unnoticed, god bless America

[@vvm101]

Yes ! HW will be coming for Wilder now ! They got his number now !

[@KuroBlack504]

You have to remember, not everyone is tyson fury. Not all of them can repeat what he did and have 100% success

[@davonbenson4361]

Poopski McJetski. It depends on whether or not he can maintain his confidence.

[@ropeadope3010]

vlad mashv Why does that make you so happy?

[@Daniel-Optician]

20 mins long!!! The Hatman yer brilliant Great video mate

[@joshbenson3347]

Hatman calling Wilder stupid is the pot calling the kettle black

[@joshbenson3347]

@Cullan Wiltshire I think you can join that list aswell

[@XtradonaireX]

Finally, someone put things in perspective, thank you, Sir! AJ is a much smarter boxer than DW. It's Heavyweight folks, DW (as was said so eloquently)thought boxers were afraid of him, obviously, TF wasn't nor is AJ. TF and AJ both have the ability to change and make the necessary adjustments. DW seems to depend on the one right-hand punch to win. Smart fighters respect it but do not fear it, they learn techniques to neutralize it.

[@rafapazos06]

Xtradonaire X if that was true AJ would’ve make the fight with DW happen and skip yielding his belts to Andy Ruiz Jr. by taking a beating.

[@stuartydalz4933]

😂 the way u break stuff down hat is unique..👍👍 brilliant 🥊🥊🥊🥊

[@cjd12319721]

Brilliant analyisis Hatman

[@ade3628]

Most definitely 😁

[@joshbenson3347]

Aj says most definitely as well. So you laughing at him?

[@ade3628]

@@joshbenson3347 don't be soft FFS

[@joshbenson3347]

@@ade3628 can you answer the question?

[@ade3628]

@@joshbenson3347 this video is about wilder so just stop being SOFT FFS. If it was an AJ video I would be saying ITS FUNNY BECAUSE. Now again stop being SOFT because I took the piss out your king.

[@combinhisheadpiece6717]

@@joshbenson3347 lol you emotional wilder fanboys are hilarious

[@charliealder3522]

If you watch interviews from his early career he's actually a likeable humble guy. He's forgotten where he came from and turned into a hyped up character and believed in all the crap coming from the ldbc. He needs to drop the phoney act and remember what drove him to get to the top in the first place. You cant learn to box if you spend your whole time acting.

[@awesomestaffordshirebullte6395]

My grandad had a saying, if you can catch me nappin you can piss in my ear,.. old was of saying if you catch man slipping , wilder was caught nappin for sure!!

[@MuttonBiryani1994]

You are so knowledgeable! Really appreciate your videos and thoughts.

[@orgami100]

!! Breaking News !! Deontay Wilder in hospital after trying on Canada Goose down coat. Deontay Wilder is reportedly "in fine spirit" and recovering well after suffering multiple injuries trying on a Canada Goose coat at the University Mall in his hometown of Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The former WBC heavyweight champion of the world was enjoying some retail therapy following his crushing defeat to Britain's Tyson Fury in round 7 of their rematch in Las Vegas back in February. According to a source, Wilder liked the look of a hefty Canada Goose winter coat and proceeded to try it on, but the substantial weight of the goose down padding made the American fighter's legs unsteady, causing his knees to buckle and leaving him in a crumpled heap on the shop floor with a fractured shoulder and ligament damage in both of his knees. But the 'Bronze Bomber' assured fans in a statement that he is in 'fine spirit' and will be back in training as soon as possible, claiming he will 'rise like a phoenix from the ashes' to take another crack at that beautiful Canada Goose coat. ..

[@upsidedownworldexposed6735]

Great video.

[@Frank-hn3yj]

He's been cursed by the man with two pillows

[@Daniel-Optician]

'n boy The Hatman did you slaughter him.... poor Deontay, ha!!!

[@philbertb]

I've always said that Wilder lost the second fight at the end of the first fight. Let's hope that he learns something from the second fight. Not that I want to see Wilder win, but I would like to see a closer fight.

[@cdizzytv3753]

Is that Wilder TRYIN' 2 hit the Speed Bag in the background...? #BumSquad #NoTalentHavinAss

[@knockout4121]

Hatman, I dont like that you call boxers/Wilder ´dumb`. I agree with a lot of what you are saying, and Im not a fan of Wilder my self, but you shouldnt talk like that. You can respectfully disagree and speak your mind.

[@jinxato291]

Nice video ... I really like how objective you are

[@raydology]

I could have thumb this video up a hundred times Hatman, you was on point with every aspect of Wilder being!👏👏

[@handyvapereviews2.017]

Starting to rate this channel so much more then I have done. This has to be the most accurate one about for sure.

[@bennyblanco9602]

The passive agression towards wilder in most of hatmans videos 😂

[@joshbenson3347]

Makes me sick, the UK biased

[@bennyblanco9602]

@@joshbenson3347 so are americans towards wilder though lol

[@SlowDownAl]

it's not that passive: not sure why Einstein here, is calling anyone dumb

[@ibrahimmail5749]

Benny Blanco it’s no passive

[@TheDav135]

@@joshbenson3347 go watch the LDBC then.. it's obvious you've found the narritive you were looking for so fk all facts and logic eh?? You'd fit right in over there!

[@BoxingDoctor]

Great video...

[@pfunkera3298]

Great great video.

[@orlando783]

Wilder foot work and defense ie how he pulls his head back, when fighters his size and reach throws a punch shows he lacks some basic skills. He has so much ground to cover for as improvement in such a short period of time. Allso, he subjected to the left hook, he was being caught by fighters thats not elite. Wilder is to emotional to see it. This is the same guy gets made when some criticize him. Trying to get them fired and want let some media interview him any more after the voice there opinion. He not going to change until he mentally see that. Al and Shirley can keep pumping him up, until he see it, nothing changes. One thing George Forman said that stood out to me. "Wilder is very sensitive!" Do that sound like someone ready for change?

[@andrewparsons6217]

He a propah mong mate!!! step aside let the top boys get it on

[@OfficialDonaldJTrum]

Na pal am what say sumthin.

[@andrewparsons6217]

@@OfficialDonaldJTrum yes mong

[@andrewparsons6217]

@@OfficialDonaldJTrum well don't lick the windows like wilder then

[@passtime4805]

He first called Tyson out when he was a fat guy and depressed on drugs

[@krisnaharrison8902]

Wilder was never meant to be a boxer. He was forced to fight due to the sad story of his daughter and also the bad cards he was dealt with in life. Hes like a child who was forced to box by their father for family pride. Wilder should have been in the nba playing alongside lebron james. He ended up getting a hard on with the limelight of boxing and thinking his right hand was given to him by the gods above, but the reality is he is the village idiot. I wish wilder and his family especially his daughter the best of luck in the future. I respect his reasons for being in boxing.

[@jonmack2437]

This is the greatest thing that could've happened to wilder. Not only does he get to see who his true fans are, but now he has to acknowledge the glaring flaws. The delusional programming was necessary in building up a person with very few skills, and they did a good job for what its worth

[@KuroBlack504]

As a fan of his, I wholeheartedly agree. Sometimes, you need that one ass whooping to really improve further. We can see what he's capable of going forward and hopefully he adds another wrinkle to his game. I sadly think though his age will get the better of him going forward and it may play a big factor in the third fight, but who knows. I just want to see a good fight

[@pinkfluffyunicorn2582]

The way he was unnaturally quiet at his last press conference. I knew he was going to bring the fury

[@samr2332]

When you have a 'dumb' person who thinks that they are a 'genius' they are a danger to themselves, let alone other people. For the record, I am NOT calling Deontay Wilder dumb.

[@robertcumberbatch5032]

Wheres wilder

[@ropeadope3010]

Before the 2nd fight started I said to the people I was watching the fight with “why does Wilder look so worried?”. This whole situation reminded me of the Ward-Kovalev when Ward kept saying Kovalev “knows what really happened in there”. I believe Wilder knew he couldn’t beat Fury and that look before the bell rang was very telling.

[@garrikenglish1332]

I agreed, Kovalev knew he got robbed in the first fight.

[@Andrij_Kozak]

Fury predicted what he was going to do in the fight. He said it multiple times in the pre fight Interviews !

[@bradh420]

It’ll be interesting to see how fury fights in the 3rd fight, that’s the problem for somebody like wilder to train for fury because you have no idea what style he’s going to bring. He’s a complete fighter who can adapt to any style.

[@ronniealexander6313]

An awesome analogy and honestly very pinpoint...great post!

[@butIwantpewee]

I always felt that when Dunning and Kruger worked on their theory they had the idea of Wilder doing a maths exam in their head.

[@KevinKilgorepage]

I believe Tyson is also smart enough to "take it easy" on his easy fights so the tougher opponents do not have an accurate tape to study for the next fight.

[@g-man4297]

So what your saying is he meant to get cut badly against Otto Wallin , then struggle through the 12 rounds half blind to fool Wilder....

[@KevinKilgorepage]

@@g-man4297 hey genius , you did NOT even get the order of the fights right, so obviously my point went right over your head. And Tyson did NOT struggle with Wilder . 19 rounds and lost 2 of those.

[@g-man4297]

@@KevinKilgorepage You obviously did not read my comment right, he fought Otto Wallin before the 2nd Wilder fight and struggled through that fight for 10 rounds with 2 bad cuts half blinding him, before he fought and beat Wilder in the 2nd fight, this was my counterpunch to you saying Fury is smart enough to take it easy in his easy fight,s to fool Wilder, Wallin was supposed to be an easy fight

[@johnohill463]

You back tracked a bit there towards the end mate....

[@sofoclesconfucius8277]

Hatman!! It’s that little known gypsy curse that did Wilder in!! He’s mentally damaged he’s forever going to be scared of Fury!!

[@tonywilkinson6895]

Wilders team knows he’s got another 12 rounds to get one more lucky punch that’s their fight plan .🤑

[@hype2beast119]

Teofimo Sr said in boxing you win the fight before the fight. It’s all about having the mental advantage over your opponent. Tyson fury and Teofimo are really good at that

[@mdunwazivuma5642]

Did you, not see the look on Tyson Fury's face when Wilder asked him how many times he had nightmares about the 12th round?

[@jamespemberton7195]

I think it's a calzaghe Vs Lacey situation, I honestly think wilder knew going into that fight he wasn't gonna win that's why he came in heavy coz he had doubts in his mind and yeh it was that 12th round, I think it took something from him mentally and it continued into second fight, can't see number 3 being any different and then I think Wilders done, the fear in the heavyweight division is gone, people know how to beat him now, back him up and beat him down

[@slidecounter5813]

Lol @ 1:57-3:15 🤣🤣🤣 Facts

[@ianjones5377]

I have watched him get beat up over a hundred times and it has yet to get old

[@lacymaust7587]

Wilder only took the fight with Tyson Fury the first time because he thought Fury was out of shape, overweight, and had mental issues. Wilder thought it would be an easy win for him. Cherry picking gone wrong for Mr. Wilder

[@Moto0101]

Hatman be good if you did a video about if Wilder utilises his jab in the rematch and how it may or may not help.

[@kryptonate9747]

Wilder should try using his speed more and try to make he's hooks less wider so he can beat Tyson fury to the punch. And wilder need to up his stamina and be more of a busy fighter.

[@kryptonate9747]

Fury just has better timing than wilder. And wilder was scared so he didn't throw any punches and was hesitant and fury to notice ot that.

[@KOBOXINGVIBE]

Sparring big guys to train for certain scenarios will be important for Wilder. In terms of mentality no one knows what Wilder thinks only Wilder does. George Foreman who had power himself is a good mentor for Wilder who himself came back to win world titles.

[@timothythomas7445]

Hatman. In my opinion, the media and social media create the fear around Wilder, not Wilder himself. No one believed it when Fury got up, not just Wilder. Fury has no mental superiority over anyone other than he is a very good fighter. Remember, even u use to quote Wilder's saying of "most fighters need to be perfect for 12 rounds, I only need to be perfect for one second🤔". Was that having a mental hold on anyone. Many channels said it did. 🥊

[@cheryldavison9759]

wilder was crying at the end of the 12th round when he went back to the corner,he thought he had lost it,the look on his face when TF got up was priceless.

[@ureasmith3049]

He's a very low IQ boxer.. He's afraid of most real opponents. Other than Fury he's avoided any real contenders.

[@stella9624]

@Bill Patrick Jones I can't believe you're talking up Brezeale and Stiverne. 🤣😂 We only allowed Brezeale for AJ because AJ was still very green and Brezeale was undefeated. Come on man 😅

[@stella9624]

@Bill Patrick Jones calm down mate, you might give yourself hernia. I'm sorry your king got beat. Actually I'm not sorry. I couldn't wait. 🤣

[@stella9624]

@Bill Patrick Jones I apologise mate, I did not mean to offend you and I do see your point.

[@marc-xp5tk]

Wilder wont change his attitude, if a man ain't changed the way he thinks at his age (especially someone as emotional as Wilder) it's very unlikely he will for the rest of his life. I would be more impressed if he changed his attitude than I would if he wins the third fight, I give him 10% chance of winning the third

[@hotseconds]

Steven Seagal whisper 🤣🤣🤦🏾‍♂️

[@zulaking1050]

The problem is Wilder got into boxing late so he doesn't have the kind of muscle memory a fighter who started when they were still kids. All he really has is his power. If the person kind deal with his power then he's at a disadvantage

[@James-cc7cq]

I just think one of these fighters looks in the mirror and sees himself, and the other looks in the mirror and sees the man he thinks he deserves to be. That’s why the real ones can take a loss and the pretenders can’t

[@edgardner6798]

I’d go as far as to say, Wilder was terrified when he stepped into the ring for #2

[@jakeharrisboxing1763]

Wilder never considers the possibility of losing. Fury while very confident, is grounded to the point where he knows anything can happen because it’s a boxing match.

[@MacStoker]

wilders biggest issue............he thinks hes smart! how can anyone tell a giant hard man hes not? thats what is happening

[@TheOriginalGankstar]

Round 12 was straight up out of Rocky. Remember Apollo Creed's reaction to Rocky surviving that uppercut, if I remember correctly? Happened IRL.

[@666blindrider]

On the first fight, Freddie Roach said, I'm (paraphrasing) " I believe Fury can knock out Windmill". And yes that's what happened in the 2nd fight

[@youtubeadventurer1881]

I totally get where you're coming from, but do you think it's possible that to a large extent he is putting on an act during the build up to the fights to build the hype? In his post fight interviews after both Fury fights he came across as much more down to Earth.

[@pauljames9869]

Next opponent: I only have to be perfect for 12 rounds. You have to be perfect for a whole 2 seconds.

[@onniesmusicchannel5858]

Thats null and void now because Fury was eating his right all night and it didn't do anything 😆

[@Abruzzo333]

I think Fury said that after that knock down in the 12th and he proceed to go after Wilder, he realized that Wilder can't fight going backwards.