Wilder did the job against Harrison... But what has it proved... Are we any the wiser??
His next named opponent will tell us how serious he is.. Watch this space.
Not impressed Harrison has been finished as a pro and he was never any good in the first place. Wilder needs to fight someone who wont lay down like a egg sucking dog. This fight proved nothing 1.15 fight lol are you kidding me. Harrison stole money from everyone and if I were promoting it I would not pay him and give the people back their money.I am not holding anything against Wilder he id what he came to do. Boxing is really in a bad place right now and it is the promoters fault.
I'm going on record and saying that Wilder will be the savior of the heavyweight division. He will keep stepping up but will now have trouble getting fights. As bad as the HW division is, I don't think anyone can beat him. And Fury has a snowball's chance in hell. W.K too.
Go ahead and give me a thumbs down and a LMFAO now. I just want to put it out there. Even the haters are intrigued by his power.
I agree, this guy needs to get some rounds under his belt. What happens when he's up against a fighter that can take or defend against that right hand of his? Can he even fight for a full 12? A lot of questions about this guy, but he can definitely punch. I'd love to see him fight Adamek or even Arreola
Well we won't see that happening soon, everytime golden boy says they going to step him up they go and get him journey men.
Wilder blew away Audley Harrison in the first round but Harrison is/was not a world class fighter,he wasnt even a great domestic level fighter but Wilder done wat was asked of him.Harrison was no different from any of Wilders other opponents just that he has a name for some reason. I dont want to see Wilder go back to fighting journeymen again,he needs to move on and face some proven world level operaters. Someone like Chagaev,Chisora,Ademek would be great for his next fight. I really hope Wilder is the real deal it would be great for the Heavyweight division.
