Deontay Wilder Slaughters The White Wolf In Ugly Mismatch Deontay Wilder scored the seventeenth 1st round knockout of his career last night, when he demolished Siarhei Liakhovich in a frightening fashion, at the Fantasy Springs Casino, Indio, California. It was yet another quick notch upon Wilder’s fistic resume and has inevitably provoked debate over whether Wilder will be the man to lead American heavyweight boxing back to the promised land. The ‘fight’ if you could really call it that, was brief, but brutal, and had the smell of an execution about it. After some perfunctory feeling out punches from each, including a few good jabs by Wilder, a jab followed by a hard right, drove Liakhovich into the ropes, where two huge right hands landed to the side of the Belarusian’s head. It’s probably fortunate that the second right only landed glancingly, as Liakhovich was already on his way down to the canvas at this point, tumbling upon his back like a Friday drunk. Boxing is a sport of beauty and brutality, and sometimes it is most exhilarating when two polar opposites mix together, but at other times, the brutality will rise up it’s head with no redeeming companion. There was certainly nothing beautiful or exhilarating seeing the way Liakhovich shook and failed his legs and arms in the air for a couple of awful seconds as he lay on the canvas, as if he had been tazered. The ’White Wolfs’ disturbing motion was only calmed after referee Tom Taylor took hold of his head and cradled it until the arrival of the doctor. Read More & watch the fight: theboxingglove.blogspot/2013/08/deontay-wilder-slaughters-white-wolf-in.html
Posted on: Mon, 12 Aug 2013 16:13:48 +0000
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