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  • ShaneMosleySr
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    #11
    Fury and Wilder are undefeated. They fought to a draw against each other. Wilder knocked out a top 5 boxer twice. Fury beat Wladimir Klitschko when he was Ring Magazine Champion.

    Joshua was knocked out by a boxer who wasn’t ranked in the top 10.

    That’s why he’s number three and they’re both ranked above him.

    Originally posted by Robbie Barrett
    Fury has beaten 1 fighter in the top 10 (yes he beat Wilder)
    Wilder has beaten 1 too.
    Joshua has beaten 4.

    So it makes perfect sense to have Wilder and Fury above Joshua.

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      #12
      Originally posted by ShaneMosleySr
      Fury and Wilder are undefeated. They fought to a draw against each other. Wilder knocked out a top 5 boxer twice. Fury beat Wladimir Klitschko when he was Ring Magazine Champion.

      Joshua was knocked out by a boxer who wasn’t ranked in the top 10.

      That’s why he’s number three and they’re both ranked above him.
      Joshua is the more proven fighter. He's beaten more quality fighters. That's a fact. Wilder should have a loss too.

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        #13
        Fury has the best win by far. If you believe he beat Wilder, he has the best two wins, by far.

        So Joshua is not more proven than Fury.

        I also don’t think Joshua’s wins are that much better than Wilder’s. I think their resume is basically exactly the same at this point, except Joshua lost to a fighter who wasn’t ranked.


        Originally posted by Robbie Barrett
        Joshua is the more proven fighter. He's beaten more quality fighters. That's a fact. Wilder should have a loss too.

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          #14
          Originally posted by ShaneMosleySr
          Fury has the best win by far. If you believe he beat Wilder, he has the best two wins, by far.

          So Joshua is not more proven than Fury.

          I also don’t think Joshua’s wins are that much better than Wilder’s. I think their resume is basically exactly the same at this point, except Joshua lost to a fighter who wasn’t ranked.
          Fury's Wlad win was a long time ago. Not even sure he's 80% of that fighter. Wilders best win is a guy that has done nothing himself. You think Fury hits harder than Ruiz. Perhaps it's better you don't think.

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            #15
            Originally posted by ShaneMosleySr
            Fury has the best win by far. If you believe he beat Wilder, he has the best two wins, by far.

            So Joshua is not more proven than Fury.

            I also don’t think Joshua’s wins are that much better than Wilder’s. I think their resume is basically exactly the same at this point, except Joshua lost to a fighter who wasn’t ranked.
            Joshua has beaten more top 10 fighters than Wilder and Fury combined. But Wilder has the same resume?

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              #16
              Fury has a higher knockout percentage than Ruiz. He does hit harder.

              Originally posted by Robbie Barrett
              Fury's Wlad win was a long time ago. Not even sure he's 80% of that fighter. Wilders best win is a guy that has done nothing himself. You think Fury hits harder than Ruiz. Perhaps it's better you don't think.

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                #17
                Originally posted by ShaneMosleySr
                Fury has a higher knockout percentage than Ruiz. He does hit harder.
                This makes me believe you haven't even seen them fight. KO% does not show who hits harder only a fool that knows nothing would say such a thing. There's lots of reasons why a fighter can have a lower KO% but hit harder. This is embarrassing for you, it exposes that you don't know ****.

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                  #18
                  Joshua has two more top 10 victories than Wilder. One of those fighters is only ranked because he knocked Joshua out.

                  Another one just fought to a draw with someone not ranked.

                  Another one just went life and death with a 39 year old who was on a three fight losing streak before he fought two guys with losing records.

                  So yes it’s very similar.


                  Originally posted by Robbie Barrett
                  Joshua has beaten more top 10 fighters than Wilder and Fury combined. But Wilder has the same resume?

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by ShaneMosleySr
                    Joshua has two more top 10 victories than Wilder. One of those fighters is only ranked because he knocked Joshua out.

                    Another one just fought to a draw with someone not ranked.

                    Another one just went life and death with a 39 year old who was on a three fight losing streak before he fought two guys with losing records.

                    So yes it’s very similar.
                    Joshua has 7 top 10 victories. Wilder 3. Try again.

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                      #20
                      Some reasons would be one fighter fought way tougher competition than the fighter with the higher knockout percentage. That isn’t true.

                      Another would be one fighter didn’t get knockouts when he was fighting four rounders while the fighter with a higher knockout percentage did. That also isn’t true.

                      Ruiz doesn’t hit that hard, he just hits hard enough to knock out Joshua because Joshua can’t take a punch.

                      Fury’s power is also underrated.

                      Originally posted by Robbie Barrett
                      This makes me believe you haven't even seen them fight. KO% does not show who hits harder only a fool that knows nothing would say such a thing. There's lots of reasons why a fighter can have a lower KO% but hit harder. This is embarrassing for you, it exposes that you don't know ****.

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