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The 90's era was the last real great Heavyweight era 'I would say the standard of Heavyweights now, is very similar to the Kiltschko era'
But there is one crucial difference, which makes this era appear more overall competitive 'Both Wladimir Kiltschko and Vitaili Kiltschko were in terms of pure ability much better than their nearest competition for the majority of their reign's as Heavyweight Champions'.
Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder, Anthony Joshua 'At no point of their careers as Champions, did they have the level of pure dominance over their nearest competition like the Kiltschko's'.
The Kiltschko's dominated and cleared out a entire generation of Heavyweight fighters 'I have already posted the statistics of Wladimir Kiltschko's career. Wladimir Kiltschko is the last great World Heavyweight Champion, there are no active Heavyweight Champions today who are at his level of Greatest as a Heavyweight Champion'.
Tyson Fury may have some mega wins, but really? He has never cleared out the Heavyweight Division 'Statistically he is not really been a great Heavyweight Champion, nowhere near to the level of past all-time great Champions'.
I will post the feats of achievements of Tyson Fury, he is a great fighter within this era of Heavyweights 'But he has not been a great Champion'.
Wladimir Kiltschko achieved a total of 24 successful Championship defenses 'And won 26 Championship level fights, from a total of 29 Championship level fights.
Mike Tyson achieved 10 successful defenses of his world titles, and has fought 13 Championship fights in total.
Muhammad Ali achieved 19 successful defenses of his world titles, and has fought 24 Championship fights in total.
Overall this era of Heavyweights has been more competitive across the entire division 'For me I have rated the Heavyweight Division as the best in boxing for many years. And it is still the best Division currently right now for overall competitiveness'.
In terms of pure ability there is not much difference between the Kiltschko era 'But the closeness in competition, that is the differential which makes today's Heavyweight era more competitive'.
There are many fighters people are not mentioning on this thread, that were active 20 years ago 'David Tua was still active, and extremely dangerous. High level of violence'.
One of the major stories recently in today's Heavyweight era, has been 'The Francis Ngannou invasion into Heavyweight boxing'.
Just imagine, if Francis Ngannou attempted to invade the Heavyweight Division 20 years ago 'Ether Kiltschko are beating him in my opinion, quite easily without potentially losing a single round'.
It was the innate clumsiness of Tyson Fury, combined with his not so great boxing fundamental's 'Which allowed a great combat fighter, like Francis Ngannou to produce a good performance vs Tyson Fury'.
The Kiltschko's technically on a fundamental level 'Not only did they have greater punching power than Fury, fundamentally they were also superior fighters who did not produce a high number of unforced like Fury'.
Francis Ngannou 20 years ago 'Is ether getting beat systematically by The Kilschko's, or? If he did put in a courageous performance and decided then to have a second fight. 20 years ago there were still some extremely violent heavyweights who active, that could of been sent in to annihilate Francis Ngannou'.
I would send in David Tua 'Lets do the opening press conference in a dark alley, and see who leaves that alley first'.
David Tua would in my opinion would obliterate Francis Ngannou 'But the difference of the actual fight would be, I believe it would of been a constant assault from Tua'.
Joshua's performance vs Ngannou was great 'If I could describe his performance, it was exercise in heavyweight boxing skill and power. Anthony Joshua was a Olympic Champion, and two time World Heavyweight Champion, Joshua's performances was a combination of brutality but also Heavyweight boxing skill'.
Francis Ngannou vs David Tua 'Would be about power vs power. And Ngannou in my opinion would of been obliterated' etc.
But there is one crucial difference, which makes this era appear more overall competitive 'Both Wladimir Kiltschko and Vitaili Kiltschko were in terms of pure ability much better than their nearest competition for the majority of their reign's as Heavyweight Champions'.
Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder, Anthony Joshua 'At no point of their careers as Champions, did they have the level of pure dominance over their nearest competition like the Kiltschko's'.
The Kiltschko's dominated and cleared out a entire generation of Heavyweight fighters 'I have already posted the statistics of Wladimir Kiltschko's career. Wladimir Kiltschko is the last great World Heavyweight Champion, there are no active Heavyweight Champions today who are at his level of Greatest as a Heavyweight Champion'.
Tyson Fury may have some mega wins, but really? He has never cleared out the Heavyweight Division 'Statistically he is not really been a great Heavyweight Champion, nowhere near to the level of past all-time great Champions'.
I will post the feats of achievements of Tyson Fury, he is a great fighter within this era of Heavyweights 'But he has not been a great Champion'.
Wladimir Kiltschko achieved a total of 24 successful Championship defenses 'And won 26 Championship level fights, from a total of 29 Championship level fights.
Mike Tyson achieved 10 successful defenses of his world titles, and has fought 13 Championship fights in total.
Muhammad Ali achieved 19 successful defenses of his world titles, and has fought 24 Championship fights in total.
- Tyson Fury has achieved 3 successful defenses of his world titles, and has fought 6 Championship fights in total.
Overall this era of Heavyweights has been more competitive across the entire division 'For me I have rated the Heavyweight Division as the best in boxing for many years. And it is still the best Division currently right now for overall competitiveness'.
In terms of pure ability there is not much difference between the Kiltschko era 'But the closeness in competition, that is the differential which makes today's Heavyweight era more competitive'.
There are many fighters people are not mentioning on this thread, that were active 20 years ago 'David Tua was still active, and extremely dangerous. High level of violence'.
One of the major stories recently in today's Heavyweight era, has been 'The Francis Ngannou invasion into Heavyweight boxing'.
Just imagine, if Francis Ngannou attempted to invade the Heavyweight Division 20 years ago 'Ether Kiltschko are beating him in my opinion, quite easily without potentially losing a single round'.
It was the innate clumsiness of Tyson Fury, combined with his not so great boxing fundamental's 'Which allowed a great combat fighter, like Francis Ngannou to produce a good performance vs Tyson Fury'.
The Kiltschko's technically on a fundamental level 'Not only did they have greater punching power than Fury, fundamentally they were also superior fighters who did not produce a high number of unforced like Fury'.
Francis Ngannou 20 years ago 'Is ether getting beat systematically by The Kilschko's, or? If he did put in a courageous performance and decided then to have a second fight. 20 years ago there were still some extremely violent heavyweights who active, that could of been sent in to annihilate Francis Ngannou'.
I would send in David Tua 'Lets do the opening press conference in a dark alley, and see who leaves that alley first'.
David Tua would in my opinion would obliterate Francis Ngannou 'But the difference of the actual fight would be, I believe it would of been a constant assault from Tua'.
Joshua's performance vs Ngannou was great 'If I could describe his performance, it was exercise in heavyweight boxing skill and power. Anthony Joshua was a Olympic Champion, and two time World Heavyweight Champion, Joshua's performances was a combination of brutality but also Heavyweight boxing skill'.
Francis Ngannou vs David Tua 'Would be about power vs power. And Ngannou in my opinion would of been obliterated' etc.
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