Wilder is like you make fun character in game, you maximize power and speed to 99 and there is no more points left for footwork, technique, defense...

Dude fights like if your smashing all the buttons on a controller.

Imagine beating up everyone via ko then a beer belly raid shadow legends player reduced you to atoms.

Deontay's career is like crushing the campaign on Recruit difficulty then hopping online for the first time.

Why do most of the guys he's fighting look like they were chosen out of the audience?

5:26 sums up his right hand pretty well.

Dude has amazing power. Imagine if he ever learned how to box! He may be unstoppable..

Most these knockdowns look like they really just ain’t wanna get punched 😭😭

Something happened in wilder childhood and he’s taking it out on everybody 😭😭😭

I'm calling it:- One day he's gonna punch a referee.

Whoever is his promoter, they did a great job protecting him from skilled boxers

Denotay's windmill punches remind me of Bart and Lisa trying to fight each other using the same "technique". 😂

His technique is wild but it makes him unpredictable, and his power is on another level

0:11 Cameraman you had one job 😂

I was really impressed with this record but after seeing some of these opponents it's kind of funny

I wanted to see some of Wilders earlier fights after watching the trilogy fight. I noticed that in the first couple round with fury he was working the body and keeping his hands up but when he started to feel like he was winning he stopped listening to the coach and his right hand was down at his waist. That tends to be his go-to. He just drops the right hand and load it up and walk towards them. Poke with the left and throw the right.

I think I seen most of these opponents at the hot dog eating contest Coney Island

7:09 Brain: get up you can still fight Body: nah its done

People give Deontay shit for his technical skills, but every generation needs a power striker. Rocky Marciano, Sony Liston, George Foreman, Ron Lyle, Ernie Shavers, Mike Tyson, Vitali Klitschko. All made their eras more entertaining. I love watching Wilder's windmills and haymakers rain down.

I feel bad for the poor bastards that encounter guys like Wilder or Tyson when they first go pro. Like, do you know what you're about to experience? Respect to all the survivors.

Fight night was the only game deontay played growing up ....he fighting like how I use to fight on there lol still hitting them while they falling 😂😂

This Dude Has The Infinity Gauntlet in his Rigth hand

This just shows how great Tyson Fury truly is, taking down the heavyweight with the highest KO%. All hail your true Heavyweoght King, Tyson Fury!

Then he met Fury.. who beat him both physically but mentally.. man will never be the same after those 3 fights

Got a lot of boxing experts here in the comment section 😂

Wilder punches like someone just slapped his momma 😬👊🏾💥🤕

Imagine being the guys that are the equivalent of club boxers fighting future champs. They are essentially fights that would never be sanctioned if fights were sanctioned based on talent.

9:40 this was 🔥🔥

remember when a 140 pound internet troll attempted to fight him

There is no denying wilder has power in those fists. But imagine how much more devistating hed be if he learnt how to throw punches properly and his full weight behind them instead of those windmill punches

I don't believe he was EVER a good sportsman; just there for himself with no regard for the well-being of his opponent or the sport at large. "I don't respect you," he says to Fury... Bigger man, "Lets pray for God to soften his heart."

Great page!!! Thank you for the highlights! Glad to subscribe 🙏🏽🙏🏽

All his opponents look like part time Uber drivers.

Hes the only heavyweight i can remember that can throw his all into these wild haymakers throughout the course of a 12 round fight and still throw them in round 12 and knock you out. Insane genetics. Most boxers throwing these types of shots even if they are landing gas out after one or two rounds of it.

Thanks for this, I’ve only seen 2 wilder fights and he got destroyed in both, so I had no idea he could win a fight.

At his weight and power there is no doubt that Wilder is a handful, but personally I think it has ultimately been his undoing. The quality of the first dozen or so guys he fought was questionable and he never really boxed at all. That lack of ring craft ultimately cost him when he ran into a proper boxer in Fury; Fury was not intimidated by Wilder's power punching and was good enough to take whatever Wilder could throw at him, and then give it back double. In his early fights Wilder had some impressive speed and movement but that seemed to disappear as he grew more and more reliant on knocking opponents out. I think in his last fight with Fury he had begun to realise that he needed more than just a big punch to beat Tyson, and in the early rounds he looked like he was really thinking about his craft. I really think that Wilder's real problem was in the main the lack of decent opponents who had the skills to really box him, and where he could get lots of rounds under his belt and not just rely on his big punch. Compare him to Mike Tyson: Tyson was a massive puncher but he was also a great boxer coached by one of the true greats. When you look at the skills of the boxers that Tyson fought in his early years compared to the guys that Wilder fought, there is absolutely no comparison in terms of boxing skill or quality. I'm not sure that Wilder can learn the necessary ring craft now that would make him effective enough to challenge for the heavyweight crown again - only time will tell, but he is certainly an exciting boxer and significantly contributed to one of the best heavyweight bouts of all time.

5:25 that man regretted all his life decision with that punch 😅

3:54 love how the guy taunted him as if to say that wilders punches weren’t hard and then he got dropped

DAYUMM.. his penetration is overwhelming...The critical accuracy is just outstanding.. the punch piercing through any shield like a legendary Spear, penetrates every armor, even when the enemy stands readily.

I can't help but watch this over and over again. I love Deontay Wilder 💜💣💜💣💜

I just noticed one thing about his fights when watching these highlights. The way he swings wild and gets amp after knockdowns is all a psychological effect to let the opponents know that he's a crazy dude that wont stop coming and really lives up to his last name of Wilder.

Just imagine if this guy learned how to box, doing this off pure talent and power.

Wilder would have been unstoppable if he had started boxing earlier and was more skilled

After all those amazing knockouts, Deontay Wilder is currently suffering from stress after his defeat to Tyson Fury.

Haven't seen this kind of talent in a long time. Remember, he got into the game late and started boxing in '05..only 14 years total. Took home a bronze in the '08 Olympics only 3 years after he started. Has the hardest right hand I've seen in years, unbelievably quick, and has stamina. I think he just needs to be a bit more polished and a little footwork wouldn't hurt, but you can't deny his talent and that he's a beast in the ring.

Never before in my life I have ever seen so many walking punching bags.

Camera man at ringside in the first video casually recording in completely the opposite direction to where the fight is had me in stitches 🤣

All those KO's, but in surely the most washed out division in heavyweight history? Half of them looked like they were in a Bingo hall and nearly all of the guys were just standing there to be hit. He's been in 4 good dust ups - the 2 against Ortiz and the 2 against Fury, and he's won 2 of them with KO's, drew 1 only just, and lost 1 very badly. That said, all of those 4 fights have been wildly entertaining though. Looking forward to tonight's final fight against Fury.👊

39 Cable guys got their asses handed to them!

They used a Nokia phone to record this man fighting janitors

Crazy seeing Wilder fight in some if these rings, looks like he is fighting in garages and basements in some of the beginning fights. I get you have to work your way up but he was an Olympic fighter right?

6:43 Lmfaoooo the way he’s swinging I swear it just makes me laugh every time

He's smashed more bums than Elton John

5:25 is still the most vicious knockout I’ve ever seen sound wise

There is a man above this guy. He's name is Tyson Fury. The greatest of all time.

9:40 is exactly why he should’ve been trained as a counterpuncher. That right hand can send you across the street when timed correctly.

3:55 dude gets pounded then asks for more. And wilder delivers

Great right hand. Excellent stamina. Extremely poor technique.

Deontay is a beast, I've always wondered why fighters allowed him so much space to load up these huge haymakers.. iron Mike would tear this guy up!! He wouldn't allow all that space

Deontay Wilder the savage🔥💯

Every time he fight I think “I already know how this gon end” lmao

Well if Joshua protects the back of his head he shouldn't have a problem

9:30 LMFAOO WHY DID HE START SKIPPING INTO THE PUNCHES IM DEAD LMFAO

Charlie Z rocked his world. Number one champ, baby. 530-0. All KO's.

DW KOs refrigerator repairman, cab driver, piano mover, two or three dive bar bouncers, and other greats

He showed me enough against Ortiz. He may be a one trick pony, but that is one hell of a trick.

You can tell he taught himself how to box. Thats what you gotta respect, that someone is that good self taught. Sure he gives up a lot to keep his right hand that strong. He sacrifices defense footwork and well rounded boxing + balance just to be able to fully get all his momentum into that right hand. But that was the game he played and no one could stop it aside from Fury. In my opinion he’s just as good and legendary as guys like Mike Tyson. His dominance was on another level, and the only real dude to stop him may have been the best heavyweight of all time. And wilder was the only dude really who was able to knock him down multiple times. Wilder is underrated because his power is much much different than the greats of the past in the Hw division. No one could put people out like him, not even Tyson had his KO ratio

Wilder's technique earlier in his career is actually better than where he is recently. Footwork, head control, better punch choice, feints, a sharper jab. It's like his development at some point in time just stopped to a crawl, maybe he feel in love too much with his right hand eraser. If he would've continued growing in skill, he would potentially be in a much better standing.

Like watching a kid fighting, but with ten times the strength

3:52 "CAREFUL WHAT U ASK FOR U JUS MIGHT GET IT"!!! 🤣🤣🤣

Straight up beast 🔥🔥🔥💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

Ain't nothing going to break his stride, he's running and he won't touch ground, he's got to keep on moving, don't let anyone break his stride.

7:00 New Year's Eve followed by 7:08 New Year's Day

Like how people are shitting on his 'technique'. He throws his hands the way he wants too and it works, why does it matter if he's unorthodox? Don't matter how good you look, just matters the other guy doesn't get back up.

6:44 is the earliest count of all time. Not only is Wilder not in his corner, he's swinging haymakers and the guys starts counting.

Heinz is gonna want those tomato cans back sometime soon. I hope Wilder returns them in a respectable fashion.

6:37 wilder turns into a helicopter...

What an iconic image for the thumbnail...sums up everything about wilder...how the dude is sprawled out, legs caught up behind with his head resting on the ropes is something you'd see from a movie

Who else is here after seeing him get knocked out?

Beastly!

That 1,2 combination of him was deadly

4:45 Dude tried to wrestle while unconscious

All his opponents looked like some average mothafuckas while he look like a whole damn created fighter 😭

Hé punched out some cab drivers. Good job. When he meets skilled fighters like Tyson you see the difference

Damn you can see the power in his swings.. dude got some power

The ref was lucky not to get knocked out at 6:42

Deontay best warrior i ever saw, he is just great!!!

Imagine getting hit just once by that right punch... my head would literally just explode 💥

Bro how hard does he hit??? Dudes be fully guarded up and his punches still put them down

5:55 He's fighting like he's in a video game

These are literally the Clubber Lang knockouts from the opening scene of Rocky 3😭😭

That right barely has to land and it puts guys down. He's good at landing it right around the temple too. Dynamite in that thing.

5:21 is one of the cleanest punches you’ll ever see

I love his control after he knows that they're done for.

Crazy how he hit Fury with a cleaner shot than the majority of these and he got back up

Who else came here after Fury beat him for a second time.

Is it the same guy 39 times with different haircuts SMH.

You dont want to be hit with those omg

Wilder is so sloppy. His younger years looked like he had the potential to be a good technical boxer but somewhere along the way he quit caring about learning to box

Dude was built for boxing. He's got the longest arms on the planet.