Biggest Current Paper Champions

[KillaCamNZ]

Your position doesn't make any sense. He's won every defense by knockout and won the title with a lopsided decision that nobody disputed.

The only way for him to be a "fake champion" would be if he was retaining thanks to bogus decisions, which he isn't. He's retaining by knockout. There's nothing fake about it. You're just a fake fan.

Mate, it ain't very impressive when you're fighting blokes that piss themselves and sleep in a back alley.

There is such a thing as quality of competition - something Wilder has avoided for much of his career.

He gets a pass for the Povetkin mess - he doesn't get a pass for having 37 fights and one decent win.

[bambam182]

Biggest paper champ, ill give you a hint. He is in love with spoon23

After pac-roid wins he starts thinking about how he is going to **** spoon23 when he gets home......



Only to find out that when he arrives home, spoon23 breaks the story which breaks pac-roids heart. Spoon23 is leaving pac-roid for another **** who is named PAC-BOY.



Upon leaving, spoon23 is a happy man, he cant get PAC-BOY off of his mind, he is thinking of him so BADLY that he has to make a pit stop in an alley way and relieve himself.


Spoon23 the second he thinks of pac-boy

Afterwards, Spoon23 is upset that he is going to arrive to PAC-BOYS house with an empty ball sack: however, PAC-BOY doesnt mind an empty ballsack because that just means he can blow spoon23 for much longer. Spoon23 becomes a happy man once again.



and they lived happily ever after, two little ****s making up false lies and delusional compubox over some pink champagne and chocolate covered strawberries.

[bojangles1987]

Stevenson is the biggest joke of a paper champion in the sport and it isn't close.

[therealpugilist]

The champs forfeited 2x, remember dummy?

Did he fight for the belts?


Fighters fight for vacant titles all the time and they just handed him their belts, they are literally worthless

He is a paper champ. ..deal with it.

[mlac]

Quackerson
Bum squad
Juicehua
son of gift

Terry flangagan won via zepeda dislocating his shoulder if i recall correctly? that was some bs.

[juggernaut666]

Dude, I'm agreeing with you that he has the best resume of the current champs.

But there's enough room to agree on that part and to still be frustrated with Wilder. Hell, I'm definitely just as frustrated with Joshua, if not more so. I think Joshua's managers have clearly served him up bums on a platter.

WBC should have made one of the guys in the top 10 a mandatory for this fight though. It's insane that Wilder has gone this long without taking a mandatory. The Povetkin issue is only half of an excuse - it should've gone to someone good straight after that fell through. NOT Chris Arreola.

There are guys in the WBC rankings Wilder should be fighting. Takam, Ruiz, Kubrat Pulev, Ortiz (if he is indeed CBP enrolled), etc. One of these guys should be a mandatory.

I agree that it's not Wilder's fault that the WBC haven't enforced a mandatory but it doesn't change the actual result which is that he hasn't fought anyone good since Stiverne.

What ???????

Joshua hasnt even fought 20 fights and is fighting WLAD KLITCHKO in his 19th fight .NO ONE in boxing history hss fought such an opponent in 19 fights . Lennox Lewis a top 3 ATG was fighting Billups and a SHOT Biggs at the same level of experience as a pro .

Wilder isnt even a mile within what Joshua has accomplished ,and Charles Martin would defeat Duahapas too !!!!!!

[original zero]

Mate, it ain't very impressive when you're fighting blokes that piss themselves and sleep in a back alley.

There is such a thing as quality of competition - something Wilder has avoided for much of his career.

He gets a pass for the Povetkin mess - he doesn't get a pass for having 37 fights and one decent win.

he has the best resume of any current heavyweight champion, so why are you fixated on his instead of the others?

#doublestandard

[KillaCamNZ]

he has the best resume of any current heavyweight champion, so why are you fixated on his instead of the others?

#doublestandard

Dilution is a very real thing - and Wilder's resume is full of it.

When you have 37 fights, and 1 of them is against a genuine opponent, that's a poor ratio.

FFS, even Parker has Ruiz and Takam after 22 fights. Don't let me strain you too hard - but 2 is more than 1.

No #doublestandard here, just a refusal to be conned.

Anthony Joshua - should he beat Klitchko - jumps ahead of Wilder clearly too.

[original zero]

Dilution is a very real thing - and Wilder's resume is full of it.

When you have 37 fights, and 1 of them is against a genuine opponent, that's a poor ratio.

Then clearly you don't understand how resumes work. You don't list every job you've ever had. You list your most impressive and your most recent.

FFS, even Parker has Ruiz and Takam after 22 fights. Don't let me strain you too hard - but 2 is more than 1.

Ruiz wasn't in the TBRB top ten when Parker fought him. Takam was #8. So neither of those wins are anywhere close to Wilder beating #3 for his title.

[KillaCamNZ]

Then clearly you don't understand how resumes work. You don't list every job you've ever had. You list your most impressive and your most recent.

So Wilder's resume has one job on it, two years ago. Correct?