Comments Thread For: Wilder Not Concerned About Fury Pulling Out Of Their Fight

[Straightener]

Answer the question. Which of the four heavyweight titles has the most impressive title history. We both know the answer is the WBC, which is why you dont want to answer.

As for the post Klitschko era, Stiverne was #2 in the world and Wilder is #2 in the world.

Charles Martin and Joseph Parker were never that highly regarded.

So even in trying to move the goal posts, your position still fails.

My point being since wilder became wbc champion he’s fought cans (bar Ortiz )

It’s lost it’s value it once had when vitali had it and the other greats

[MELLOMAN007]

I've said it a couple of times now, Wilder's balance is a big enough weakness for Fury to expose to get the win.

Fury will stay out of the shorter reach of Wilder and just pop off with his quick jab until Wilder lunges in for a 1-2 and then Fury will just soak up the windmill shot. I don't see a Fury win by KO but he will make him look as silly as he did Klitschko with his obvious superior boxing skill.

Wilder looked so unfit against Ortiz, he was blowing in the middle rounds, if I remember rightly.

Wilder was very sick for the Ortiz fight. In my book, that makes his performance even more impressive.

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My point being since wilder became wbc champion he’s fought cans (bar Ortiz )

It’s lost it’s value it once had when vitali had it and the other greats

Wilder beat the #2 heavyweight to win the title and knocked out the #4 heavyweight in his recent defense.

AJ beat the #9 heavyweight to win his title and hasnt faced a top 4 fighter in his life.

One has two top four wins and the other has zero.

[Frazier67]

Answer the question. Which of the four heavyweight titles has the most impressive title history. We both know the answer is the WBC, which is why you dont want to answer.

As for the post Klitschko era, Stiverne was #2 in the world and Wilder is #2 in the world.

Charles Martin and Joseph Parker were never that highly regarded.

So even in trying to move the goal posts, your position still fails.

Are you sure about that? The IBF seems much stronger to me.

IBF Champions

Anthony Joshua
Charles Martin
Tyson Fury
Wladimir Klitschko
Chris Byrd
Lennox Lewis x2
Hasim Rahman
Lennox Lewis
Evander Holyfield x3
Michael Moorer x2
George Foreman
Michael Moorer
Evander Holyfield x2
Rid**** Bowe
Evander Holyfield
James Douglas
Mike Tyson
Tony Tucker
Michael Spinks
Larry Holmes

WBC Champions since the IBF began

Deontay Wilder
Bermane Stiverne
Vitali Klitschko x2
Samuel Peter
Oleg Maskaev
Hasim Rahman x2
Vitali Klitschko
Lennox Lewis x3
Hasim Rahman
Lennox Lewis x2
Mike Tyson
Frank Bruno
Oliver McCall
Lennox Lewis
Rid**** Bowe
Evander Holyfield
James Douglas
Mike Tyson
Trever Berbick
Pinklon Thomas
Tim Witherspoon

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WBC Champions since the IBF began

a clever trick, but not a fair representation. you cant erase the WBC's history before the IBF and honestly the WBC list should include the IBU and NYSAC titles since they were merged to create the WBC.

[Jab jab boom]

I agree, the only thing is that that Klitschko would have KO’d Wilder.

possibly, but let's not forget that a prime klitchko was ko'd by lesser fighters than wilder. So who knows what it'd be with the old inactive version of klitchko that Joshua fought.

[Commie]

wilder is broke

[Frazier67]

a clever trick, but not a fair representation. you cant erase the WBC's history before the IBF and honestly the WBC list should include the IBU and NYSAC titles since they were merged to create the WBC.

So no matter how bad the WBC got, it'd always be the best title because it existed earlier? For me 34 years is plenty enough time for a straight comparison with the IBF.

[bluemax]

Gonna be a decent Fight

Gotta admit Fury has the stones where Joshua doesn't. Should be a decent fight if Fury is in shape. It's a win, win for Fury even if he loses he may have a shot at Joshua if he looks bad enough so Joshua doesn't feel threatened. Joshua is the Adonis Stevenson of the heavyweight division. Talks a good game then runs and hides

[mapleleaf27]

I've said it a couple of times now, Wilder's balance is a big enough weakness for Fury to expose to get the win.

Fury will stay out of the shorter reach of Wilder and just pop off with his quick jab until Wilder lunges in for a 1-2 and then Fury will just soak up the windmill shot. I don't see a Fury win by KO but he will make him look as silly as he did Klitschko with his obvious superior boxing skill.

Wilder looked so unfit against Ortiz, he was blowing in the middle rounds, if I remember rightly.

do you remember the fight Fury had against USS Cunningham?