According to Queensbury’s rule of the Marquis, he had hit anywhere but the nodule was not a legal punch and Wilder was using his punches everywhere.

I did not say it was ineffective – you can not argue with his statistics, but I would never tell one of my boxing students to use it as a role model or guide on “Boxing”. I see an absolute clown in that ring, no balance, no wrong posture, no rhythm, only wild, swinging punches in the most of time – Car Jacking walking with more daze.

It was not a boxing match he won in Wilders’ party, but rather a mugging instead of a boxing match for him. Still, I do not doubt its effectiveness, but if I were Robert McCracken, I would really like to work on A’s training. It’s incredible to think what a technically talented Heavyweight like Lennox Lewis or Riddick Bowe will do with Wilder. It’s like watching the cartoon character ‘Captain Caveman’s fight! Certainly this will offend some of his fans, but with it, this is not just a critique of his boxing.

I will never be able to watch it again until I fight with Anthony Joshua who can easily follow him. There can be very positive things, Wilder, but a pure boxer in the sense of a pure man, he is not! I’m not trying to be snobby, but technically correct boxing is a pleasure to follow when done correctly, and it still involves brutality and brutality, but in the context of real Noble Art.