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Why Do People Pretend That Wilder Wasn't Signed to Fight the #2 HW in The World.....
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Originally posted by LacedUp View PostFury fought Klitschko in his 25th fight.But nice projecting.
Let's not compare that bum Wilder to someone who actually had the balls to go to the champions backyard and beat him for the belt.
At least Wilder fights on a regular basis, so I can actually enjoy him not just live in the past~
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Wilder resume ia weak but it wasnt his fault the russian cheated. I just hope after this tune up he fights a good fighter
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Originally posted by original zero View PostKlitschko is irrelevant. He hasn't fought him yet.
They both fought Molina, but Wilder fought him first.
Joshua's best win is Martin. Martin was TBRB #9 when Joshua beat him.
Wilder's best win is Stiverne. Stiverne was TBRB #3 when Wilder beat him.
The Duhaupas win is just as impressive as the Martin win. Duhaupas was in the TBRB top ten a lot longer than Martin.
Wilder has the better resume. I don't say that as a criticism of Joshua at all. I'm saying that as a criticism of the idiot trolls that treat Wilder with a double standard.
If Wilder and Joshua keep winning, they will fight. May the best man win.
Wilder's best win is Stiverne. The same Stiverne who lucked out by getting a WBC title shot for beating an overweight, punched out Arreola ... then won the title by beating that same overweight, punched out journeyman for a second time!
I would class Brezeale and possibly Martin as both at least as good as Stiverne. And Joe Parker has beaten Andy Ruiz, who I would say is better than anybody Wilder has been in with.
I don't blame Wilder for the Povetkin fight not happening though, and I happen to think that Washington is an acceptable opponent for a champion coming back from quite major arm and hand surgery.
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Originally posted by boxinggod101 View PostWilder resume ia weak but it wasnt his fault the russian cheated. I just hope after this tune up he fights a good fighterOriginally posted by kafkod View PostWilder and AJ's resumes are about equal, I would say, but AJ has far less experience than Wilder.
Wilder's best win is Stiverne. The same Stiverne who lucked out by getting a WBC title shot for beating an overweight, punched out Arreola ... then won the title by beating that same overweight, punched out journeyman for a second time!
I would class Brezeale and possibly Martin as both at least as good as Stiverne. And Joe Parker has beaten Andy Ruiz, who I would say is better than anybody Wilder has been in with.
I don't blame Wilder for the Povetkin fight not happening though, and I happen to think that Washington is an acceptable opponent for a champion coming back from quite major arm and hand surgery.
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Originally posted by kafkod View PostWilder and AJ's resumes are about equal, I would say, but AJ has far less experience than Wilder.
Wilder's best win is Stiverne. The same Stiverne who lucked out by getting a WBC title shot for beating an overweight, punched out Arreola ... then won the title by beating that same overweight, punched out journeyman for a second time!
I would class Brezeale and possibly Martin as both at least as good as Stiverne. And Joe Parker has beaten Andy Ruiz, who I would say is better than anybody Wilder has been in with.
I don't blame Wilder for the Povetkin fight not happening though, and I happen to think that Washington is an acceptable opponent for a champion coming back from quite major arm and hand surgery.Originally posted by -PBP- View PostGreen K for the intelligent posts from true boxing fans.
Can't believe I forgot about Dillian.
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I think Whyte, Breazeale and Martin would all get beat by Johann Duahaupus~ I think he has beat better fighters than all those guys too.
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Originally posted by kafkod View PostJoe Parker has beaten Andy Ruiz, who I would say is better than anybody Wilder has been in with.
The random opinion of some random dude on the internet about the skill level of Ruiz should not trump the consensus of the world's leading experts.
The WBC is, by far, the most prestigious heavyweight title. The WBO is, by far, the least prestigious heavyweight title. Stiverne managed to win the top title. Ruiz failed in his bid to win the bottom title. There's no logical reason to believe Ruiz is deserving of more credit than Stiverne earned at his peak.
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