Who has the better legacy Wilder or GGG?

[lopetego]

GGG

he beat way more ranked opponents and we know he couldn't get several big fights because, he was avoided by basically anyone with a name at MW when he was in his prime

Sergio Martinez ducked him, Sturm ducked him, Billy Joe Saunders ducked him, Peter Quillin ducked him, etc

It took him a long time to even get someone like Jacobs in the ring with him, it looked as if he could get more meaningful fights after that

but then an undersized ginger faced him and beat him, and took the wind out of his career's sails

Then he lost any interest in legacy fights and only wanted to fight bums while waiting for another paycheck by Canelo

He was already out of prime by then, so it's understandable

he'll go down in history as another what if, if he hadn't been so avoided in his prime

[Hustle]

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

Lmaooo. Good one

[TheIronMike]

Lmaooo. Good one

I'm serious man, it was huge over on east side

[Tatabanya]

Golovkin is a complete fighter. Wilder has the footwork of a deer, with a great right hand.

[MikeyMike100]

GGG far better resume

[dan-b]

GGG

he beat way more ranked opponents and we know he couldn't get several big fights because, he was avoided by basically anyone with a name at MW when he was in his prime

Sergio Martinez ducked him, Sturm ducked him, Billy Joe Saunders ducked him, Peter Quillin ducked him, etc

It took him a long time to even get someone like Jacobs in the ring with him, it looked as if he could get more meaningful fights after that

but then an undersized ginger faced him and beat him, and took the wind out of his career's sails

Then he lost any interest in legacy fights and only wanted to fight bums while waiting for another paycheck by Canelo

He was already out of prime by then, so it's understandable

he'll go down in history as another what if, if he hadn't been so avoided in his prime

And look what happened when he did.

[The D3vil]

I love both guys, but GGG's an all-time great (top 20-ish) Middleweight.

Wilder, though I think he's the 2nd best of this era, isn't close to being a top 20 heavy.

He MAY be top 30, if that.