Will Deontay Wilder go down as the GOAT?

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  • SN!PER
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    #11
    We can get there If UK keep building up more AJs for me to destroy.

    Daniel Dubois well on his way to becoming the next one.

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      #12
      Originally posted by lparm
      Best win is against a 48 year old Cuban that shook him.

      Hes top 200 all time at heavyweight right now after the likes of Greg Page and Marvis Frazier
      Angry, petty Wilder hater.

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        #13
        Originally posted by Deontay Wilder
        We can get there If UK keep building up more AJs for me to destroy.

        Daniel Dubois well on his way to becoming the next one.
        It's just a shame you left it till 32 to start your pro career

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        • BillyBoxing
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          #14
          Originally posted by drunken fist
          If Wlad can become a HOFer beating tomato cans, why not? Especially if he beats AJ and unify all the belts.
          I would not call Haye, Brewster, Byrd, Mercer, Rahman, Povetkin, Ibragimov tomato cans but I got what you mean, def not some Ali record.

          Still a lot better than the opposition Wilder has been fighting.

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          • Split Decision
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            #15
            Originally posted by Deontay Wilder
            We can get there If UK keep building up more AJs for me to destroy.

            Daniel Dubois well on his way to becoming the next one.
            youre a very lazy parody

            u need to put more work in

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              #16
              Originally posted by drunken fist
              If Wlad can become a HOFer beating tomato cans, why not? Especially if he beats AJ and unify all the belts.
              Big difference between HOF and GOAT. Also, Wladimir dominated the division for 10 years.

              Neither Wlad nor Wilder are near being the GOAT.

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              • drunken fist
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                #17
                Originally posted by BillyBoxing
                I would not call Haye, Brewster, Byrd, Mercer, Rahman, Povetkin, Ibragimov tomato cans but I got what you mean, def not some Ali record.

                Still a lot better than the opposition Wilder has been fighting.

                You can argue that Ibragimov has similar resume to Eric Molina, Arthur Szpilka or Chris Arreola. But yeah, Haye, Povetkin and Brewster are miles better than what both Wilder and AJ (without Wlad) had in their resume.

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                • BillyBoxing
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                  #18
                  Originally posted by drunken fist
                  You can argue that Ibragimov has similar resume to Eric Molina, Arthur Szpilka or Chris Arreola. But yeah, Haye, Povetkin and Brewster are miles better than what both Wilder and AJ (without Wlad) had in their resume.
                  Well, I know a lot of mates here bash him telling me "this is pro boxing" but Ibragimov was an oustanding amateur, and I think amateur boxing tells a lot on a fighter.

                  He won sylver in Sidney losing to Felix Savon in finals.
                  He did pretty good but lost.

                  Felix Savon was 6'5 ft slickster 3 times gold medalist in olympics and 6 times gold medalist in world championships.

                  He also legit as a pro since he took his title in 2007 from Briggs (let's go champ) who is a legit win IMO.

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                  • BillyBoxing
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by drunken fist
                    You can argue that Ibragimov has similar resume to Eric Molina, Arthur Szpilka or Chris Arreola. But yeah, Haye, Povetkin and Brewster are miles better than what both Wilder and AJ (without Wlad) had in their resume.
                    I forgot CHagaev who is the only man to ever beat Savon in the ring in an international competition.

                    Chagaev won the gold in 97 ams world championships beating Savon but got disqualified afterwards because he already fought once in pros.

                    Chagaev was undefeated, was WBA champ beating Valuev the giant, not some outstanding win but not a bad win for Wlad, might be a better win than Ortiz or Parker.

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