Is Wilder's resume the worst ever for a world champion?

[Get em up]

It is not that good but miles away from being the worst. Think about it. 17 different weight classes and 4 champions in each weight class. Some very average fighters with mediocre records have held world titles even if not for long. Many of them are not as good as Wilder or even close to as good.

Charles Martin.... enough said Lol

[Fanofreason]

GGG has worst resume by far

[Marchegiano]

Out of the real champions, look at the early 30s champions, all **** house resumes.


Guys like Bent get mentioned a lot but Bentt was a WBO champion when the WBO was minor. Acting like he was ever a real champion because the WBO became a major belt more than a decade after he was done being champion is just lying to new fans who don't know any better.

[RespekonMyName]

No way. Charles Martin is up there.

[RespekonMyName]

Charles Martin.... enough said Lol

Beat me to it. Lol

[Simple-Touche]

paul spadafora

[Simple-Touche]

Nikolay Valuev

[Simple-Touche]

Cesar Rene Cuenca

[BoloShot]

- -U got a unweighable load backing up in U breech?

Time to loosen up and go with the Deyonce flow circling the bowl!

You think I'm some Wilder fan or something? There's something wrong with people like you who seem to jump to concluding that someone is a fanboy for not dealing in such silly absolutes as to state Wilder has the worst résumé of any champ ever.

[BoloShot]

Golovkin had a similar resume till he almost got beat by Jacobs @ 35 years of age

I don't think that stacks up at all when he had beaten Lemieux, Geale, Brook, Murray, Macklin, Proksa, Monroe, Rubio, Rosado and Stevens at that point who were all top 10 with the exception of Brook who was at the top 3 at least at 147.