Who is the best American heavyweight?

Stopping Bakole better than stopping Ortiz, Stiverne or Brezeale? :lol1: Is this Billy Nelson’s burner account? Ortiz, Stiverne and Breazeale. What would you say was the best performance from any of those 3 in the last 5 years? And what about Hunter's draw with Povetkin?

Deontay Wilder. His only loss came against the best heavyweight on the planet.

You've officially got my vote. Just on word alone that your better than the others is pretty much how most of proffesional boxing operates nowadays Thanks...yeah that does kind of sum it up doesn't it...just a lot of barking and posturing

Have to go with Andy Ruiz best win Jousha , Wilder's best win is 50 year old Luis Ortiz

Wilder. He is still a threat to everyone not named Tyson Fury.

Michael Hunter gets my vote. I was torn between him and Andy Ruiz Jr, who scored the best win of any US HW when he stopped AJ. But I think Hunter is more versatile and would beat Ruiz Jr H2H. Superficially, going by his record, Wilder looks like the best, but that changes when you take a closer look at who he fought - and more importantly, who he didn't fight - during his title reign. Imo, Hunter stopping Bakole and drawing - unluckily - with Povetkin, and Ruiz Jr stopping AJ, are better performances than anything I've seen from Wilder. Stopping Bakole better than stopping Ortiz, Stiverne or Brezeale? :lol1: Is this Billy Nelson’s burner account?

Eh, I dunno. I think Wilder is just assumed to be but really he needs to actually prove it at this point. The Ruiz/Wilder fight would be very interesting because Ruiz seems to have a good chin and can do damage if you let him close distance. Wilder has more one shot sniping power than AJ so could probably test Ruizs chin even more, but on the other hand i'm not sure he would be able to switch up his game like AJ did if his power failed him. Hunter is definitely underrated. Smaller HW and not the biggest hitter but hes one of the more skilled guys in the division imo. You have to wonder if Ruiz Junior has the best punch resistance out of all he top heavyweights ? 'Maybe it is between him and Joseph Parker'. Joshua is arguable the second hardest hitting heavyweight in the division, overall has a more varied and destructive arsenal than Deontay Wilder 'Ruiz was the first fighter to come through Joshua's power' etc

Hunter. Has the skills and the movement to outbox Ruiz and Wilder.

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Fury. He will be remembered as born in the UK but a fighter embraced by us Americans far more than any lesser local talent. The beauty of a place like the USA is we are a country comprised of people from everywhere. Fury is one of us, and one of them. He is the face of the sport and the world. Hero worship is a good thing per se but you have to keep your feet on the ground. Fury is not now nor will he ever be an American. He is not the face of boxing nor of the world. Sorry to burst your bubble. He is the heavyweight champion of the world if that helps.

Wilder easily... the guys made like 10 defences and has only lost to the very best in the division. Who did he beat though? Surely that's more important than who beat him.

Michael Hunter gets my vote. I was torn between him and Andy Ruiz Jr, who scored the best win of any US HW when he stopped AJ. But I think Hunter is more versatile and would beat Ruiz Jr H2H. Superficially, going by his record, Wilder looks like the best, but that changes when you take a closer look at who he fought - and more importantly, who he didn't fight - during his title reign. Imo, Hunter stopping Bakole and drawing - unluckily - with Povetkin, and Ruiz Jr stopping AJ, are better performances than anything I've seen from Wilder.

I would say Andy Ruiz Junior but? The man just does not have the dedication, to maintain consistency. Therefore currently right now 'Deontay Wilder is the best American heavyweight'.

Eh, I dunno. I think Wilder is just assumed to be but really he needs to actually prove it at this point. The Ruiz/Wilder fight would be very interesting because Ruiz seems to have a good chin and can do damage if you let him close distance. Wilder has more one shot sniping power than AJ so could probably test Ruizs chin even more, but on the other hand i'm not sure he would be able to switch up his game like AJ did if his power failed him. Hunter is definitely underrated. Smaller HW and not the biggest hitter but hes one of the more skilled guys in the division imo.

Wilder easily... the guys made like 10 defences and has only lost to the very best in the division.

Me...but I refuse to fight professionally. Or in any capacity really. You'll have to take my word for it. Add me to the poll. Thanks. You've officially got my vote. Just on word alone that your better than the others is pretty much how most of proffesional boxing operates nowadays

:lol1: To be honest he didn't look bad his last time out. Came in shape and ready to fight. I need to see him Rap his entrance music, Roy jones style. with AB rapping behind him in his entourage of course.

Me...but I refuse to fight professionally. Or in any capacity really. You'll have to take my word for it. Add me to the poll. Thanks.

Fury. He will be remembered as born in the UK but a fighter embraced by us Americans far more than any lesser local talent. The beauty of a place like the USA is we are a country comprised of people from everywhere. Fury is one of us, and one of them. He is the face of the sport and the world.

clearly tha gawd. :lol1: To be honest he didn't look bad his last time out. Came in shape and ready to fight.