Who has the better legacy Wilder or GGG?

[South Champion]

Both guys have double digit championship defenses, and they've knocked out or dominated most of their opponents. Wilder has knocked down every opponent he's faced, GGG has never been knocked down. They each have only lost to one person, however, that one person beat them twice. If it wasn't for Fury & Canelo, who knows how Wilder & GGG would be viewed by history.

But between GGG and Wilder, who has the better legacy?

[Regge]

Ggg without a doubt.

He's actually skilled and holds wins over better opposition than Wilder.

[Silence]

GGGeezer by margin here.

[Regge]

I think most would agree GGG will be viewed as the greater fighter when all said and done.

[TheIronMike]

GGG....people can mention resume all they want, but the KO of Geale was huge at the time.

[famicommander]

Golovkin has more wins against TBRB or Ring Magazine ranked opponents in a much better weight class and he has more wins against current or former world titlists.

So yeah, it's GGG and it's not particularly close.

[Mammoth]

Roughly the same.

[hhh1200]

The heavyweight.

Mexican style fraud's whole career is blood sucking Canelo for money.

That was about neck and neck now

Wilder can still finish with a blaze of glory. AJ, Joyce, Ruiz, Fury 4 (bad match up but great fights with guys on the canvas heavyweight style), Sanchez and maybe DDD.

Depends on how Wilder wants to go out. You can take defeats in the heavyweight division. It's more about them fighting each other.

[BodyBagz]

Wilder by far.
Hard to find a guy like GG....who's entire prime consists of so many bums.

[Haka]

Wilder never fought the top guys during his title reign. It was inhouse PBC fighting. GGG was not ducking anyone anytime in his weight class.

Then again, Wilder fought against relatively bigger guys than GGG, while G was always physical stronger man come fightnight, because of that 160 limit that suited his body perfectly.

What Wilder did took more guts so I have to go with Wilder.