BQ: Right now, I'm saying Helenius by unanimous decision. There are still many questions about Wilder. Is he this impressive or is he fighting bums? How's his stamina? How's his chin? How's his defense? We don't know quite yet.
I think some other good opponents are Bermane Stiverne or Tony Thompson.
Deontay Wilder is both bigger and more athletic than Robert Helenius ,unless Robert Helenius displays good defense and/or nullifies Wilder's big right hand ,it would be lights out for Helenius and another quick night for Wilder ,otherwise it's a possibility that Wilder will be carried into deep water and we will see what Wilder is really made of.
I like the ever-sharpening killer's instinct of Wilder who loses no time in dispatching his foes no matter their credentials. I am for Wilder by KO/TKO in the earliest time possible against Helenius who had to go nine rounds before stopping his last TKO victim Serhei LIakovich back in 2011 yet.
Helenius also had to struggle against Derek Chisora in eking a SD win also in 2011 and he has not had a KO win since, scoring a pair of UD over two opponents who had 30 losses between them in his last two fights.
Wilder on the other hand has kayoed or stopped all the 29 opponents he has faced since turning pro in late 2008 including his last six opponents in an average of two rounds!
Wilder reminds me Cuban greats Teofilo Stevenson and Felix Savon but with an attitude.
Helenious has been dealing with an arm Injury and has not looked very good since having surgery. If the real Helenious shows up it could be a real fight.
BQ:] I wanna be a match maker if Golden Boy Promotions reached out
to Sauerland Event and offered them a fight with Denotay Wilder. Would
this be a serious test for Robert Helenius or another quick KO victory in
the books for "The Bronze Bomber" Denotay Wilder?
