I am convinced that Wilder would have stopped Joshua

[Pac=Duran]

I think so too. It would have been a short fire fight. 60/40 in favour of wilder
I want to see it now

[War Room]

Agreed, AJ is a bum with ZERO CHIN.

[Inspired]

Wilder ran into a man who could come back from his power. Joshua doesn't strike me as that kind of man and Joshua wouldn't be able to stay away from the power. Wilder may be "damaged" after this trilogy (or not), but it's still hard to see how any other Heavyweight can take or recoup from his power the way Fury did.

We've seen AJ get back up vs Wlad and Ruiz. We've seen AJ get rocked by the trademark concussive punches of Povetkin and Whyte.
We've seen Wilder wobbled by Spiltka, Molina, Washington, Ortiz etc...and we know AJ is a bigger puncher.

Furthermore you're talking about Fury 'coming back from his power', but ortiz also came back from Wilder's power. Wilder had to land illegal punches to win that fight, otherwise ortiz was getting back up 4-5 times if i remember. that too an ortiz who had failed the medical before the fight.

[removed]

Yeah Wilder has too much heart and power for AJ to handle.

[punchy_palooka]

If Wilder gassed out in the early rounds like he did here, I think Joshua is smart enough to stay away from him and get a decision.

[JTfloyd]

I've always thought Wilder, as flawed technique-wise, and as inaccurate his punches can be, would've gotten his right hand to Joshua's chin first.

[Robbie Barrett]

Wilder losing 9 rounds tonight and showing he has zero boxing ability made you come to that conclusion did it?