Comments Thread For: Helenius: I Have To Put Everything On The Line in Wilder Fight

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Heavyweight contender Robert Helenius is gearing up for the biggest fight of his career. On October 15th at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, Helenius will face former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder in the main event of a Fox Sports Pay-Per-View card.
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[El_Mero]

This robot is tailormade to make Wilder look great. Garbage fight and a big fcuk no to this bs ppv

[IAMTHAT]

This robot is tailormade to make Wilder look great. Garbage fight and a big fcuk no to this bs ppv

BS PPV, but I wouldn’t be surprised to see Helenius win.

[REMOVE SHARK 5510]

After lot of injuries Helenius has finally been able to train like he should have train his whole career. Good comeback fight for Wilder and easily biggest fight in Robert's career. In Helenius i trust

[megh50]

Wilder is helping out another fighter who has been avoided over the years. I like that. Helenius has been around a long time and has found it hard in recent times to get high profile fights even in Europe. This fight gets his name out there again and sets him up for some bigger fights going forward. Also it's a chance for Wilder to showcase some of the new things he has been working on with a tough opponent who knows him. Should be interesting...but not necessarily ppv

[Straightener]

Will probably be the third best fighter wilders fought

I like to s**t on wilder but props for taking a tough comeback fight

[PBR Streetgang]

I imagine the buildup to this one will be rather respectful. No real bad blood and they've seen each other in the ring before, albeit sparring.

[El_Mero]

BS PPV, but I wouldn’t be surprised to see Helenius win.

One could only hope that Wilders cherrypick of Helenious backfires!

[Sid-Knee]

Wilder is helping out another fighter who has been avoided over the years. I like that. Helenius has been around a long time and has found it hard in recent times to get high profile fights even in Europe. This fight gets his name out there again and sets him up for some bigger fights going forward. Also it's a chance for Wilder to showcase some of the new things he has been working on with a tough opponent who knows him. Should be interesting...but not necessarily ppv

Who avoided Wilder and Helenius? I can't think of a single fighter who did so. But i can name many who Wilder avoided.

[JakeTheBoxer]

He deserves a pay day after two wins against Kownacki. It should be fun.