I see what you mean, especially in regard to Maskaev. I would not put Klitschko in the same bracket, though.
Klitschko never suffered back to back batterings, in reality. If you refer to his knockout losses vs Sanders and Brewster, he had two won fights between them. Then again, the Sanders loss was a quick two-round blowout, whereas Wlad lost against Brewster for sudden exhaustion in a fight he was winning.
But Wilder has been beaten like a drum for at least fifteen rounds in his last two fights. Furthermore, his physical structure is rather weak compared to the other names you mentioned. He does hit hard, but seems to absorb blows much worse than the average heavyweight.
Klitschko never suffered back to back batterings, in reality. If you refer to his knockout losses vs Sanders and Brewster, he had two won fights between them. Then again, the Sanders loss was a quick two-round blowout, whereas Wlad lost against Brewster for sudden exhaustion in a fight he was winning.
But Wilder has been beaten like a drum for at least fifteen rounds in his last two fights. Furthermore, his physical structure is rather weak compared to the other names you mentioned. He does hit hard, but seems to absorb blows much worse than the average heavyweight.
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