Where does the current Heavyweight scene rank amongst history?

[TysonFuryTBE]

So we are constantly being told that the heavyweight scene is back to its best and most exciting, but that AJ Parker fight was one of the most average and boring fights.

[_Rexy_]

It's better than the Wlad era, and it's better than the other really weak era's (Joe Louis bum of the month era, but it's nothing special. We seem to think it is because it's brighter than the dark days that preceded it.

That said, it's still an exciting time for the division, and there are prospects coming.

[drunken fist]

Talent pool is still underwhelming but the hype its generating right now is reminiscence of the 90's atleast. The Klitchsko brothers never generated hype as much as the potential bout between Wilder-Joshua right now.

['b']

It's laughably shyt, it finally has hype now though because of the United Shetdom

[Ham Porter]

The heavyweight division has always been the weakest in the sport. It's always been the division where the least talented and skilled guys in the sport fought at, and the division most lacking in depth.

That being said, respect to Joshua for helping bring clarity and structure to the division after the Nandro King Dyson Chewie did everything possible to destroy it.

[iamboxing]

If Fury comes back could be fun. Until then...it's a snoozefest.

[Eff Pandas]

Too early to say but it's looking solid.

What happens or doesn't happen when Joshua vs Wilder gets made will say a lot.

[Jubei]

The worst it has been in decades. AJ is decent, the rest is just utter trash. Imagine a prime Vitali/Lewis vs the other bums out there.

[DreamFighter]

weakass but with promise of emulating the klitscko era.

to be fair, joshua has emulated wlad of the same age by a long way

[BLASTER1]

Its the worst division in the sport but with the biggest hype.