If Wilder wins his next fight that will be his 10th title defense

[Citizen Koba]

Yeah dude makes very good videos and does his research

Good dude Rummy... he used to post a lot on ESB when I was a regular there few years back, though I not been back to check if he's still posting.

[IronDanHamza]

Which if anything proves how meaningless "Title defences" are.

[Ray*]

To be honest it isn't a big achievement in these day and age, a champion can follow the least path of resistant and accumulate a great number of defences, not saying what Wilder is doing isn't "great"...

[BoloShot]

Paper champ, two mandatories ever and two top 10 opponents, losing once unofficially. Shame, he could've established a much stronger legacy.

[BoloShot]

Which if anything proves how meaningless "Title defences" are.

I'm a fan of his but Joe Calzaghe already ruined the concept of long title defense streaks meaning you're the absolute best.

[DuckAdonis]

That's cool and all if he didn't lose to Fury and actually beat top opposition to defend his title

[stellen]

The big gangly chicken has only ever fought 2 top 10 opponents. Losing one of them, to a guy coming off 3 years of retirement lol. Pathetic.

[Jubei]

Lost clearly to the only legitimate opponent he fought. Joke of a resume.

[deathofaclown]

Doesn't mean much, when only 2 of the challengers you've defended your title against are actually good.

And one of them really won

[Scopedog]

I guess the Fury draw still counts as a valid "title defense?" It's a pretty good achievement regardless for somebody who's supposed to be super exploitable and unskilled, and his opposition hasn't all been bad either. That said, I think it'll be a hell of a lot more impressive if he manages to win his upcoming run of fights, ie. Ortiz and Fury 2 and then hopefully whoever is left standing between Joshua and Ruiz after that.