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  • RockyKO
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    #11
    Originally posted by daggum

    why wouldn't wilder fight again? hes so back!
    Wilder probably needs to fight again so pay that child support. My man has 8 kids with all these different women. Why can't a guy settle down and be happy with 1 woman. I mean I know why but y'know Ideally.

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    • daggum
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      #12
      Originally posted by RockyKO

      Wilder probably needs to fight again so pay that child support. My man has 8 kids with all these different women. Why can't a guy settle down and be happy with 1 woman. I mean I know why but y'know Ideally.
      wait i thought he was a family man? thats how he was promoted. then again he was also promoted as the biggest puncher in boxing history yet has a paltry 25% ko ratio against top 10 opponents so maybe it was all a lie? maybe the nectarine nero was a ra-pist when he admitted it and women confirmed it? geez thats so crazy

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      • fifth_root
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        #13
        Like Joyce did any better overall... He even lost to Chisora, who had faced plenty of top opponents and lost to all of them. We can all check their opponents and have our views. Joyce also lost to Hrgovic, who lost to Dubois, who lost to Joyce, however. True, Joyce won against Dubois, but going with the argument of who was old, then I'd say Dubois was young. Joyce lost to old Chisora. In contrast, Wilder has no losses against B-level fighters. So quality over quantity is both fighters' weakness, so quantity over quality matters, also in terms of losses - losing to a B-level fighter puts doubt in your own quality.

        It is one thing who you or I personally consider elite, B-level, and C-level, but it seems to be another according to rankings (and in the case of the first Fury-Wilder, what the real result should have been). We disagree for the fighters - fine. As I said, I can see the opposite point of view, and I am not arguing, I am telling you why mine is so.
        Joyce Elite Daniel Dubois Jul 2020 14‑0 Win KO 10
        Joyce Elite Joseph Parker Sep 2022 29‑2 Win UD 12
        Joyce Elite Zhilei Zhang Apr 2023 24‑1‑1 Loss TKO 6
        Joyce Elite Zhilei Zhang Sep 2023 25‑1‑1 Loss KO 3
        Joyce Elite Filip Hrgovic Apr 2025 17‑0 Loss UD 10
        Joyce B-level Alexander Ustinov May 2019 34‑3 Win TKO 3
        Joyce B-level Bryant Jennings Feb 2019 24‑2 Win UD 12
        Joyce B-level Carlos Takam Sep 2021 38‑5‑1 Win UD 12
        Joyce B-level Derek Chisora Jul 2024 34‑13 Loss UD 10
        Joyce C-level Lenroy Thomas May 2018 22‑4‑1 Win TKO 2
        Joyce C-level Joe Hanks Dec 2018 23‑2 Win KO 1
        Joyce C-level Michael Wallisch Jul 2019 23‑3 Win TKO 3
        Joyce C-level Christian Hammer Nov 2020 25‑6 Win TKO 4
        Wilder Elite Bermane Stiverne Jan 2015 24‑1‑2 Win UD 12
        Wilder Elite Luis Ortiz Mar 2018 28‑0 Win TKO 10
        Wilder Elite Tyson Fury Dec 2018 27‑0 Draw SD 12
        Wilder Elite Luis Ortiz Nov 2019 31‑1 Win KO 7
        Wilder Elite Tyson Fury Feb 2020 29‑0 Loss TKO 7
        Wilder Elite Tyson Fury Oct 2021 30‑0 Loss KO 11
        Wilder Elite Joseph Parker Dec 2023 33‑3 Loss UD 12
        Wilder Elite Zhilei Zhang Jun 2024 26‑1‑1 Loss TKO 5
        Wilder B-level Dominic Breazeale May 2019 20‑1 Win KO 1
        Wilder B-level Bermane Stiverne Feb 2017 25‑2‑1 Win KO 1
        Wilder B-level Robert Helenius Oct 2022 31‑3 Win KO 1
        Wilder B-level Derek Chisora Apr 2026 34‑13 Win SD 12
        Wilder C-level Siarhei Liakhovich Aug 2013 24‑3 Win KO 1
        Wilder C-level Malik Scott Mar 2014 38‑1‑1 Win KO 1
        Wilder C-level Eric Molina Jun 2015 23‑2 Win KO 9
        Wilder C-level Johann Duhaupas Sep 2015 32‑2 Win TKO 11
        Wilder C-level Artur Szpilka Jan 2016 20‑1 Win KO 9
        Wilder C-level Chris Arreola Jul 2016 36‑4‑1 Win TKO 8
        Wilder C-level Gerald Washington Feb 2017 19‑0 Win TKO 5
        Wilder C-level Tyrrell Herndon Jun 2025 16‑1 Win TKO 7

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        • fifth_root
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          #14
          (Posted the same twice for some reason.)

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          • RockyKO
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            #15
            So if Joyce fought Wilder maybe 5 or 6 years ago then we should all agree that Wilder would have won. Joyce doesn't have the reflexes or speed to avoid Wilder's big right hand.

            Wilder vs Joyce - Wilder W
            Power - Wilder
            Speed - Wilder
            Jab - Joyce
            Ring IQ - Joyce
            Chin - Joyce
            Stamina - Joyce
            Volume - Joyce
            Resume - Joyce
            Accolades - Wilder

            On paper Joyce is probably the 'better' fighter. But that doesn't necessarily translate into the real world in the ring. Just stylistically Wilder would have given Joyce a lot of problems in the ring in their prime. Also, the thread question is about greatness and not skill set. We use Championships as a measuring stick for greatness. We can trash Wilder all day however he did win the WBC Championship and held it for 5 yrs. But I already know the retort is that they were C + of B - fighters and whatever. Give Wilder some credit he achieved a lot in boxing.

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              #16
              Wilder is the better puncher, Joyce is a better fighter. Better resume.

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                #17
                I get the logic that Wilder would land clean right hands so he wins but he landed a million clean right hands on Szpilka who has a terrible, terrible chin before he finally put him out.
                Could you imagine Szpilka eating 150 clean as you like right hands from say Wardley or an Itauma or AJ even? I couldn't at all.
                He landed countless on some guy named Hardon. Zhang was old as hell and just walked through them. Landed about 50 right hands in a row on Chisora who was 43? and getting dropped left and right by average punchers like Parker.

                Its about time we reevaluate Wilders right hand/power and frankly stop acting like everything he touches turns to dust. I am in no way saying he can't punch but his power didn't really translate to elite level.

                People think he'd be all wrong for Joyce but isn't a gigantic, high volume pressure fighter with a stiff jab, a granite chin with endless cardio all wrong for a guy who is totally reliant on fighters being static at the end of his right hand?

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by RockyKO
                  So if Joyce fought Wilder maybe 5 or 6 years ago then we should all agree that Wilder would have won. Joyce doesn't have the reflexes or speed to avoid Wilder's big right hand.
                  I think Wilder would have won because Joyce's defense is nonexistent, he literally takes everything thrown at his face. And doing so against young(er) Wilder... It's what made him KOed twice by Zhang.

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by daggum

                    not sure if it was easy but beating parker and dubois is a hell of a lot harder than what wilder did which was beating a bunch of unranked bums. wilder beat 1 top 10 opponent in all those defenses and someone who is nowhere near as good as dubois or parker. ever heard the phrase quality over quantity? the guys joyce beat in his early career were about as good as wilders defenses, guys like stiverne who was one of wilders best wins and guys like jennings who was ortizs best win but joyce didnt have a belt to label them defenses. the label isnt what matters. the substance is what matters and wilder did not have it. he kept figthing guys like arreola, spilzka, washington, molina, duhapas, etc...
                    Joe Joyce is a tough guy, and if you want to get technical sure, his two wins over Parker and Dubois are better than anything Wilder had, but Wilder was WBC champ for 5 years and had 10 defenses, and Joe never won a title. Secondly, if you took a prime Wilder and a prime Joyce, I think there is no doubt that Wilder sparks him. Joe joyce fighting style is tailor made for Wilders right hand.

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