Wilder has 10 defences and a crazy KO record. Whyte has had some good fights back to back that built momentum before the PED result, he went Helenius, Browne, Parker, Chisora, Rivas back to back. During his win streak ending with his first loss to Fury, Wilder didn't have 5 back to back fights like that. But his KO wins over Ortiz are good wins. Whyte's win over Parker is a good win too, decent win over Rivas (top-10 ranked at the time)
Best 5 wins each are:
Wilder - Ortiz x2, Washington, Stiverne x2.
Whyte - Parker, Rivas, Chisora x2, Browne.
I give the edge to Wilder. But that's an indictment of his resume that a guy that's never challenge for a title has a resume almost as deep as his. A win over Povetkin cements Whyte's standing as a top-5 HW.
Best 5 wins each are:
Wilder - Ortiz x2, Washington, Stiverne x2.
Whyte - Parker, Rivas, Chisora x2, Browne.
I give the edge to Wilder. But that's an indictment of his resume that a guy that's never challenge for a title has a resume almost as deep as his. A win over Povetkin cements Whyte's standing as a top-5 HW.
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