Wilder would have stopped Wlad

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Respect to Fury for actually getting the job done but Wlad had nothing and has always been a one dimensional and limited good fighter. Wilder would have taken more risks and eventually would have connected. Wlad was terrified of Fury, imagine if he had been facing Wilder? I'm not saying Wilder is some great fighter, actually give the edge to Fury to beat him, but it's a style match up thing and he would have KO'd Wlad in dramatic fashion.

[Weebler I]

Klitschko dropped Wilder hard already, true story.

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Klitschko dropped Wilder hard already, true story.

Tyson Fury punched himself in the face one time, true story.

[Szef]

Wilder's defense sucks.

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[Ryn0]

No, Wilder loses to Klit and Povetkin and Fury. Next.

Wilder doesn't have the same understanding of distance and angles Fury does, his jab is poor, his right hand is great but that's it.

[Dirk Diggler UK]

Wilder "taking more risks" would likely equate to him being separated from his senses.

[IFightDirty]

Tyson Fury punched himself in the face one time, true story.

ATG chin, took it like a champ.

[Unseen]

Shame Wilder avoided him by saying he doesn't need wlad. If he had belief then he would have taken it

[_original_]

Wilder's defense sucks.

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It's not great but Wlad would have been too scared to fire off anything and Wilder would have gotten to him.

No, Wilder loses to Klit and Povetkin and Fury. Next.

Wilder doesn't have the same understanding of distance and angles Fury does, his jab is poor, his right hand is great but that's it.

I'd only pick Fury to beat him, Povetkin is domestic level at best. Wilder isn't great but it would have been an easy style match up for him, Wlad was there for the taken but Fury chose to do the bare minimum. Wilder would have unleashed bombs from the opening bell and Wlad would have panicked and eventually folded.

[_original_]

Shame Wilder avoided him by saying he doesn't need wlad. If he had belief then he would have taken it

Very true, but I think it was more his people/management that didn't want to risk it.