Deontay Wilder: the most delusional man in boxing

Wilder took only one round, still raised his hand.
Joseph Parker def. Deontay Wilder via unanimous decision

[@Puka-ty-ah-808]

Ngannou vs Van Wilder

[@markraymond9392]

Damn the only thing heavier than his feet in that fight was his costume when he fought the gypsy

[@markraymond9392]

So now I hate to say it if he doesn’t change trainers again at this point or very least add to his team Francis Nganu and Mike Tyson are here bro and they ain’t Fucking around. This nice doin Iowaska in the mountains with fucking Malik and snake oil sales men shit needs to end and I need him immediately back to whoopin Charlie zenoffs ass for prank callin him type shit. I need the savage monster back that struck fear into the hearts of giants not this wanna be WWE star because that’s where they need to take this shit. Francis Nganu gon bite ya damn ear off camp 🏕️

[@KazeemAbdou-mv4to]

Ain't that rather too hash on wider? I Me guy was clearly having a bad night in the office

[@markraymond9392]

Here’s what I still can’t figure out for the life of me… how is hiring somebody who you already KOd in a fight twice to train you the right business move when there are so many well established fucking trainers out there who have been training fighters longer than Malik fought for. Sdms. Any high level trainer would accept him he’s the bronze bomber. Go see sugar or fuck I’d take Haney Sr at this point. He yelled more useful shit from the crowd then he did from that corner. SMH

[@dontariuslawrence8174]

wilder clearly doesn't give a fuck about boxing, or at least improving. this dude looked like a complete novice.

[@benyah3390]

AJ and Wilder would do well going to Sugar Hill

[@markraymond9392]

@@dontariuslawrence8174 he never had to be good at boxing lol and he still don’t have to if he just had the right trainers who understood that’s why his original trainer actually worked because he knew he didn’t have shit but a big right hand and would openly say it

[@something2consider783]

Too many hits upside his head.

[@larsonpark3819]

Wilder didn't even care. He's just done. Time to retire. But give credit where credit is due. This dude didn't even start learning the sport until age 20, yet he became an undefeated heavyweight champion and defended his belt ten times. That's unimaginable in any other sport. Imagine if someone never learned tennis, baseball, breakdancing, golf, soccer etc until they were 20! They would have ZERO chance of ever becoming good enough to be a pro, let alone a champion.

[@benyah3390]

Hakeem Olajuwon is pretty close. Learning basketball at 16 in Africa.

[@abdulhasibhagani3337]

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