Wilder vs Breazeale - May 18

[ene1980]

Breazeale is a bum, it was always going to be an easy win for Wilder. The fight everybody wants is Wilder vs Joshua but I think Wilder vs Fury will happen first.

Wilder always faces bums to pack his win column, the old legit fighter he faced was an aging Luis Ortiz and it went till the tenth round and we all know what happened in the Tyson Fury fight, he was out boxed the entire fight and even after that knock out punch he was getting starched, he is looking for Joshua as he is the money fight and i am not sure he will face Fury again  .

[peter0425]

Well that was much quicker then most people thought
It seems the losing Breazeale was arguing that he was not hurt which  was clearly false.
Maybe we will now get to see Wilder & Fury 2.

He is hurt that's for sure, when he try to get up, his legs are shaking. But what a right hand, Wilder threw it with bad intent and he really wanted to put a hurt on Breazeale. I'm sure for those who bought the ticket and buy the hype, it was a disappointment because the fight is done within seconds.

[Jating]

I told you guys, when Wilder tap that ass, Breazeale will go to queer street. 

However, I didn't expect that the destruction will be on the first round though. It looks like Breazeale was there for the paycheck and the moment Wilder hits him, he doesn't want to go on. Although he tried to get up but it was just futile. No need to blame the referee, it was a right stoppage because Breazeale will be hurt more as the fight progresses.

[Theb]

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Exactly, a Dillian Whyte would be more attracted though, if Fury or AJ is not available. But fighting with  Breazeale? Nah, it looks like this is a mis-match for me. And trying to hype the fight by saying he wanted to kill someone in the ring? It just backfired on him and he lost a lot of respect by saying that. He and Fury should settle everything, but I guess we won't see that fight anymore as their managers or promoters right now won't allow that fight to happen.

See this is what I am talking about Dominic Breazeale cannot even block a simple right hook from Deontay Wilder and he is looking like Nostradamus for saying that he wanted to "hurt Breazeale so bad", he did what he asked for but I could not say it's a win for Wilder even if the fans got rowdy with the KO. In my opinion this match is similar to Canelo Alvarez taking on Rocky Fielding except Wilder is more overpowered than his opponent, and he really didn't prove anything at the end except for hurting an unworthy opponent.

[mich]

I told you guys, when Wilder tap that ass, Breazeale will go to queer street. 

However, I didn't expect that the destruction will be on the first round though. It looks like Breazeale was there for the paycheck and the moment Wilder hits him, he doesn't want to go on. Although he tried to get up but it was just futile. No need to blame the referee, it was a right stoppage because Breazeale will be hurt more as the fight progresses.

I mean this is really non necessary to brag about winning when odds are 10-1 

[pixie85]

I told you guys, when Wilder tap that ass, Breazeale will go to queer street. 

However, I didn't expect that the destruction will be on the first round though. It looks like Breazeale was there for the paycheck and the moment Wilder hits him, he doesn't want to go on. Although he tried to get up but it was just futile. No need to blame the referee, it was a right stoppage because Breazeale will be hurt more as the fight progresses.

I mean this is really non necessary to brag about winning when odds are 10-1 

True.  Breazeale was given a chance because he had almost a clean record before this fight. This didn't mean that he's a good enough fighter to take on Wilder.
The first round was a surprise but this wasn't like he came for the money and did not put up any fight. That hit by Wilder was perfect with a left setup and very hard clean right follow. Watch it in slow motion and you'll see how fast and hard that was.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXe0AFrZe3o

[rosezionjohn]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXe0AFrZe3o

That was just nasty. It was only the first round but Breazeale was moving like they were already in the later rounds. Other fighters would not have been able to get up with that clean and powerful shot.

[Kemarit]

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See this is what I am talking about Dominic Breazeale cannot even block a simple right hook from Deontay Wilder and he is looking like Nostradamus for saying that he wanted to "hurt Breazeale so bad", he did what he asked for but I could not say it's a win for Wilder even if the fans got rowdy with the KO. In my opinion this match is similar to Canelo Alvarez taking on Rocky Fielding except Wilder is more overpowered than his opponent, and he really didn't prove anything at the end except for hurting an unworthy opponent.

Correct, was a mismatch, although we all know that sooner or later Dominic Breazeale will fold, it was unexpected to end this fight that quick. So I guess want everyone wanted to see is the big three fighting each other out, AJ vs Wilder should be next though. I do hope that those managers will really work this one out so that we can see Heavyweight boxing like the 80's or 90's.

(https://www.boxingscene.com/wilder-manager-sees-joshua-fury-more-likely-2020--139188)

[Jating]

I told you guys, when Wilder tap that ass, Breazeale will go to queer street. 

However, I didn't expect that the destruction will be on the first round though. It looks like Breazeale was there for the paycheck and the moment Wilder hits him, he doesn't want to go on. Although he tried to get up but it was just futile. No need to blame the referee, it was a right stoppage because Breazeale will be hurt more as the fight progresses.

I mean this is really non necessary to brag about winning when odds are 10-1 

Lol, I'm not bragging, but as boxing fans, we all see what's coming on Breazeale.

All the hype and stuff prior to the fight, nah, maybe they threw some casual fans out there to buy some tickets, but not us though. Time to bring the next big heavyweight event, Joshua vs Wilder.