In the 11th round Deontay Wilder started to unleash a flurry of lows on Johann Duhaupas who just seemed to stand there and try to absorb each and every one until the ref stepped in and decided enough was enough.
With the TKO Wilder improved to 35-0.
Saturday, September 26, 2015
WATCH: Deontay Wilder Unleashes Flurry Of Blows In 11th Rd Before Ref Steps In To Stop Fight
When you box you have to be able to take a hit and keep on ticking. Heck--that was the strategy Rocky always used, right? However, in the real world you can only take so much before you become a living punching bag.
In the 11th round Deontay Wilder started to unleash a flurry of lows on Johann Duhaupas who just seemed to stand there and try to absorb each and every one until the ref stepped in and decided enough was enough.
With the TKO Wilder improved to 35-0.
In the 11th round Deontay Wilder started to unleash a flurry of lows on Johann Duhaupas who just seemed to stand there and try to absorb each and every one until the ref stepped in and decided enough was enough.
With the TKO Wilder improved to 35-0.
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The white boy really ain't doing anything, but showing a chin here. I didn't see the fight. Why doesn't he retaliate? Is this how the whole fight went? Amazing it lasted 11.Wilder must not have as much power as advertised. Or the kid is another Jerry Quarry? Doubt it. ..I'd like to see Wilder hit, because I have a feeling his legs might pull the old Hit Man Hearns, and let him down.
ReplyDeleteThe white boy really ain't doing anything, but showing a chin here. I didn't see the fight. Why doesn't he retaliate? Is this how the whole fight went? Amazing it lasted 11.Wilder must not have as much power as advertised. Or the kid is another Jerry Quarry? Doubt it. ..I'd like to see Wilder hit, because I have a feeling his legs might pull the old Hit Man Hearns, and let him down.
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