Is Wilder better than Fury, POUND FOR POUND?

[ProblemChild_JakePaul]

I would argue Wilder is better than Tyson Fury, pound for pound.

Fury has a good 40lbs on Wilder.

Since Wilder knocked Fury down a bunch and almost KO'd him, I'd say Wilder may actually be the better fighter, pound for pound.

If Devin Haney fought Artur Beterviev and knocked him down and almost knocked him out, we'd say Haney is clearly better pound for pound.

[Smash]

wilder needs to get down to taco bell & put on that 40ibs and then we will know for sure

[ELPacman]

wilder needs to get down to taco bell & put on that 40ibs and then we will know for sure

The problem with that, you aren't going to gain much weight eating tacos, lol. I'd rather defer him to Pizza Hut or McDonalds.

[garfios]

No, he ain't

[Brother Mouzone]

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[Silence]

Hamster brain one shots your brain in p4p.

[BoxingParadigm]

I get where you're coming from with the question, but the problem is they're both heavyweights. Their fights played out the way they were meant to be played out with both of then fighting I'm the same division.

When you think of Fury from a p4p standpoint you still need to account for those advantages. For example, he would still be a big, tall mobile middleweight with good stamina and enough power to hurt you.

[The Big Dunn]

Having watched their fights I feel very confident in posting FUCK NO!

[sunny31]

I would argue Wilder is better than Tyson Fury, pound for pound.

Fury has a good 40lbs on Wilder.

Since Wilder knocked Fury down a bunch and almost KO'd him, I'd say Wilder may actually be the better fighter, pound for pound.

If Devin Haney fought Artur Beterviev and knocked him down and almost knocked him out, we'd say Haney is clearly better pound for pound.

I'd say this is a fairly solid troll attempt, if that's what it is...

[hugh grant]

Harder hitter pfp.