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  • kafkod
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    #41
    Originally posted by Zelda

    I should have clarified "consecutive title defenses" or title defenses in a single reign. Ali had multiple reigns but his longest reign was 10 consecutive title defenses. Only 4 fighters can claim to have done better in the entire history of HW boxing. Here's the list:

    1. Joe Louis – 25*
    2. Larry Holmes – 19
    3. Wladimir Klitschko – 18
    4. Tommy Burns – 11
    5T. Muhammad Ali – 10
    Deontay Wilder – 10
    7T. Joe Frazier – 9
    Lennox Lewis – 9
    Vitali Klitschko – 9
    10. Jack Johnson – 8​
    The difference between Wilder and all the other guys on your list, apart from the Klitschko brothers, is that they were all undisputed champions and Wilder never was.

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      #42
      Originally posted by HeadShots
      Wilder is single handedly responsible for the rise of white power

      to see a 6’9 black Mandingo warrior smashed to bits multiple times on the world stage by a white man is absolutely splendid


      he has a place in history as the big black man who got his head beat in by the more powerful white man



      they will make a documentary about Tyson Fury and call it unforgiveable whiteness. Deontays head will be smashed in slo mo from 50 different angles. Bring some lotion boyos
      The cherry on top of the cake is that before the second fight Wilder bragged that he was going to make Fury a footnote in Black History Month.
      Last edited by kafkod; 06-30-2023, 03:14 PM.

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        #43
        Originally posted by HeadShots
        Wilder is single handedly responsible for the rise of white power

        to see a 6’9 black Mandingo warrior smashed to bits multiple times on the world stage by a white man is absolutely splendid


        he has a place in history as the big black man who got his head beat in by the more powerful white man



        they will make a documentary about Tyson Fury and call it unforgiveable whiteness. Deontays head will be smashed in slo mo from 50 different angles. Bring some lotion boyos
        Did white man ever beat black man that bad in the ring before?

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          #44
          Originally posted by JakeTheBoxer
          ...the fact that Fury beat him like a dog, twice.

          Wow, what a accomplishment. Fury stopped me...so I am a side against Ruiz, lol.
          So Fury's claim to fame is running from a old Wladimr Klitschko and beating a no talent Deontay Wilder?

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            #45
            I thought Wilder got jammed up with Johnny Law down in LA... guess that got cleared up.

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              #46
              Originally posted by RJJ-94-02=GOAT
              10 defences.
              Versus what great fighters? His life n death with the 50yo cuban, twice, are his best wins....

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                #47
                Originally posted by shawnkemp804

                So Fury's claim to fame is running from a old Wladimr Klitschko and beating a no talent Deontay Wilder?
                He beat Wlad (lineal) and arguably beat Wilder 3x, 2 of those with horrendous KOs.

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                  #48
                  Originally posted by Smash
                  hard punch
                  go out on sword
                  twerking
                  body on record
                  heavy costume
                  snakes
                  broke arm in training camp
                  egg weights
                  Spy in camp

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                    #49
                    Originally posted by daggum

                    joshuas resume is much better. furys resume is much better. ruiz has a better resume. none of those guys have ten defenses which shows you defenses dont matter. at all.
                    Lol how is Fury's resume better? He beat a old Wladimir Klitschko and Deontay Wilder. Who else has Fury beat? Dereck Chisora a guy that everybody beats? Dillian Whyte?

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                      #50
                      Originally posted by kafkod

                      Sure, Joe Louis fought his share of cans.

                      But - and this the vital difference between Louis and Wilder - Joe Louis was the undisputed world champion for nearly 12 years and, as well as the cans, Joe fought and beat every credible contender for his crown throughout his long reign.
                      I’m not trying to say Wilder is his equal at all. He’s not.

                      Just pointing out modern fans are crazily over-critical.

                      Wilder was a good champion in a weak era. Regardless though, 10 defences is historically impressive.

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