Im taking the American guy over the UK guy.
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So you're a white nationalist
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I'm going over to my buddy's to watch this. I'm just gonna see who he's rolling with and pick the other guy, maybe make a bet on it.
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Anyone have a link they feel will be watchable? I have a good source for NFL games but UFC/Boxing streams for big events are usually pretty terrible, unless I'm just not looking hard enough.
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Was this Inmem’s last thread he ever created before his thread starting privileges were removed?
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Either this thread or the thread where he explains how he tried to use his house to smoke a brisket.
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Goodnight
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This thread title kills me after being on twitter tonight. #damnwilder is trending pretty hard right now. Some of it is pretty damn funny.
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Will always Love Wilder. Being a guy who pissed boxing purists off for years...got further than anyone else for being ALMOST strictly a puncher. First time he picked up boxing be was 20 years old. Great story. He likely won't be back..but I hope he realizes what he accomplished.
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Guys never know when they should quit, he'll be back
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What goes up, must come down.
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Looked like Fury caught Wilder in that spot behind the ear/back of the head where Joshua got rocked by Andy Ruiz in their first bout. Joshua never got his legs back and neither did Wilder. Kudos to Wilder's corner for stopping it because he wasn't going to quit and would have put himself in more danger.
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I wonder how Ubeja feels about this...
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I've been hit there before and it gave me head fog like I couldn't believe. Definitely fucks up things in a fight.
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My take is Wilder put way too much energy out there before the fight he was drained by fight time. He came in a wreck and looked the part.

Usually the guy was just some opponet, nothing to get emotional over so he didn't. This time was so totally different and he handled it all wrong and it showed.
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