This is a very sad era of hw

Wardley has been a recent MVP for the division: vulnerable, entertaining, and unafraid of taking step-up fights. I do wish he was fighting Kabayel instead of Dubois. Is it crazy to say that this version of Chisora is a top 5 win for Wilder? That is sort of depressing. its probably his second best win after ortiz. stiverne was pretty terrible but ranked highly because he beat arreola which was laughable. chisora a much better fighter even though hes so old and faded. wilders 2 best wins are against 40 year olds lol

This heavyweight era has been in its conclusive stages since around 2021 to 2023 '90 to 95% of all the most important, and significant fights had already happened by the time Oleksandr Uysk entered into the heavyweight divisions. As I have stated many times before? Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder in combination as the three Heavyweight Mountains of this era, had already cleared out the entire Heavyweight Divisions'. Note: The only fighters that we have knocking about now, besides Oleksandr Uysk 'are fighters that were not good enough to be serious factors at top level, during the heavyweight reigns of Fury, Joshua and Wilder'. Agit Kabayel, Martin Bakole, Joseph Parker and more 'they have all been fighting for many years. They were all active during the peak years of Fury, Joshua and Wilder 'and they were not serious factors at top level'. The only fighter, who was a factor at top level once upon a time, was Joseph Parker 'and he was beaten easily by Anthony Joshua, when he was an undefeated WBO World Heavyweight Champion'. And Derek Chisora was at his peak, in my opinion during the Kiltschko era 'his peak fights are against Vitali Kiltschko and David Haye. Both of those fights he lost. Chisora has in reality been miles outside of his peak for years; he has survived due to being one of the few heavyweight fighters from this era who have an inside game and understands how to use rough house tactics'. To conclude: Overall? As I have been saying for a long time. This heavyweight era is in its conclusive stages; Oleksandr Uysk has not dominated a entire era 'because the Heavyweight Divisons was already being dominated by Fury, Joshua and Wilder. Oleksandr Uysk entered the divisions at an opportune time, and beat two of the premier heavyweight fighters in Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua'. Although the heavyweight division's skill for skill is not the most talented divisions, it is at least still real combat sports competition 'no weight draining, no weight limits, no catch weights just pure combat sports competition' etc.

stay off the weed this is a great era did u miss the part where the undisputed cruiser champ came up and beat the top 3 contenders multiple times to unify the division????? thats how boxing is supposed to work its textbook stuff plus u had other good fights as well plus up and coming guys now as well usyk only fights once a year now like bud crawford and thats one of the reasons why they can go on so long and usyk is taking an easy money fight hes basically retired looking for some retirement cash at this stage seems to me, he should fight the germany guy in reality but thats only one blip after a very good run if we are being realistic of course

Please bring me a boring Klitschko era back. bros at least fought contenders 2-3 times a year. They were so great that fights against guys like prime Arreola and prime Pulev looked boring.

Kabayel should be fighting for the title. Jalalov, who may be the most talented HW, never fights. Outside of Itauma, Usyk, Kabayel, Wardley and a few other stragglers there is almost nothing to be excited about.

Wardley has been a recent MVP for the division: vulnerable, entertaining, and unafraid of taking step-up fights. I do wish he was fighting Kabayel instead of Dubois. Is it crazy to say that this version of Chisora is a top 5 win for Wilder? That is sort of depressing.