Anthony Joshua Now Has The Best Resume At HW

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Fury has Chisora and Wlad. Wlad was complacent and Fury went the distance. He also popped for roids. Knocks him down a couple notches.


Joshua has White and Wlad. White > Chisora. He finished a more focused and hungry Wlad.


Deontay Wilder has .................................................. ............................ Stiverne.


Joseph Parker has............................................... .................................................. ...............................

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To be fair Parker has some close but good wins, Takam and Ruiz are good fighters.

Whyte and Chisora are basically even, I don't think that gives Joshua the edge and Fury did it in Germany during his reign so he deserves a lot of credit for that.

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To be fair Parker has some close but good wins, Takam and Ruiz are good fighters.

Whyte and Chisora are basically even, I don't think that gives Joshua the edge and Fury did it in Germany during his reign so he deserves a lot of credit for that.

Fury got busted for steroids -1. White beat Chisora. Joshua ended Wlad. Didn't even need the judges.


Joseph Parker arguably lost to Takam.

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Fury is inactive but he does.

Chisora should have got the decision v Whyte and Fury fought and beat a younger better Chisora twice anyway. Prime Chisora would have beaten Whyte with ease. Whyte is domestic level. The Chisora that Fury beat was a genuine world fringe contender, just short of world level.

He also beat a younger Wlad in Germany who hadn't been beaten for 10 years.

Joshua's resume does look pretty good now though for someone with 19 fights. Wilders is pathetic and he's had almost 40.

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In less than 20 fights, no less.

Fury also has a clear loss to John McDermott.

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Fury got busted for steroids -1. White beat Chisora. Joshua ended Wlad. Didn't even need the judges.


Joseph Parker arguably lost to Takam.

Yeah the whole mystery around these failed drug tests has gone on far too long, we need some conclusive clarity soon.

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A lot of people will disagree and say 'he's 41 & old and shot' but I genuinely think that was one of the best versions of Klitshcko I've ever seen, he looked fast on his feet, light & accurate with his hands, used some crafty veteran moves & genuinely looked very dangerous

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In less than 20 fights, no less.

Fury also has a clear loss to John McDermott.

To be fair though he gave him the rematch and won fair

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the new era is here......parker, wilder, ortiz, joshua, fury,

heavyweight is solid after a 10 year desert.

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There's not a lot between them. Personally I'd rate Chisora over Whyte but it's pretty marginal.

In reality what matters is that Fury looks like he stopped giving a **** 2 yrs ago.