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Quote from: TopTort777 on October 02, 2021, 04:27:56 PM

Lets imagine Wilder looses - will he retire after two straight losses or no?

knowing wilder? why would there be a retirement issue even if he losses 2 consecutive fights when he is confident about his skills.

wilder is one of the most promising boxer to reign now as Manny pacquiao has already retired.

with other boxers to claim to become one of the most remembered boxer , it is him who will be on the list so he will not consider retiring this soon.

I agree with this. I don't think too that Wilder will retire if he will get his second loss against Fury.
Although we've seen some boxers who retired just after fighting a better opponent like Morales, Dela Hoya, Hatton when they fought Pacquiao, I don't think that this will be the case for Wilder.

Though it will have a huge impact with his career if he will loss 2 consecutive times against Fury. I think that he will lie-low and will fight another fighters and will redeem himself thru that.

He is not the only one who loses, he will come back for sure and might win again if he fights another fighter. Look at Joshua, he already loses twice in his career but he is still positive that he can come back, in fact, he is still a superstar in heavy weight division despite he was dominated by Usyk in the fight.

Let us not conclude yet, let's see the Trilogy and maybe we can see some big improvement from Wilder.