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Last edited by Robbie Barrett; 12-14-2019, 01:57 PM. -
Its sad that Robbie holds Ruiz in such high regard, yet, a prime Bermane Stiverne is not credited as a outstanding name for the 'Bronze-Bomber' Deontay Wilder ; despite the fact that Bermane was legitimately #2. in the world in 2015 behind Wladimir.
A prime Stiverne beat a prime Chris Arreola, I think both ( in their prime ) beat fat-boy Andy Ruiz. -
Crazy how Wilders power makes guys so insecure.Comment
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I understand where you're going, however I think the better question would be how many top-10 heavyweight has each fighter beaten since top-3 matchups are naturally more limited and thus harder to come by:
In that case you have (and I'm looking at the ESPN rankings)
1. Anthony Joshua: 5
-Wlad Klitschko (he was past it but certainly still top 10 at the time)
-Dillian Whyte (currently #4)
-Andy Ruiz Jr. (currently #5)
-Joseph Parker (currently #6)
-Alexander Povetkin (currently #8)
2. Tyson Fury: 1 officially (2 if you use your own scorecard)
-Wlad Klitschko (older yes but younger than the version AJ beat)
-*Wilder* (I had Fury winning myself but it's officially a draw so we can't rewrite history)
3. Deontay Wilder: 1
-Luis Ortiz twice
-A draw with Tyson Fury (by the way, a draw is not a win for Fury just because people had Fury winning on their unofficial scorecard)Comment
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LMAO.
Wilder has beaten 42 no-hopers. That’s an achievement as king of bums. LMAO.Comment
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Fury didn’t beat Wilder but his win over Klitschko was incredibly impressive given Klitschko’s reign and his streak of consecutive title defenses.
Joshua’s top three wins include a win over a 41 year old who hadn’t fought in two years, a guy who struggled with Hughie Fury and got a gift over Andy Ruiz, and Ruiz, a fat guy who was dropped by his former promoter and was unranked by everyone until he knocked out Joshua, which only happened because Joshua sucks.Comment
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