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Yeah there is, Anthony Joshua is a World Champion with a 100% KO record.I don't know if there has been a Champion with that high of a KO percentage(
Yeah there is, Anthony Joshua is a World Champion with a 100% KO record.I don't know if there has been a Champion with that high of a KO percentage(
Yeah there is, Anthony Joshua is a World Champion with a 100% KO record.
He's IBF Champion for the last three fights. If he beats Klitschko then it will be a bigger scalp then Wilder could even dream of. Wilder can then carry on making a career out of fighting bums whilst AJ gets down to real business.Is he champ? I thought he got kicked out of the UFC cause he kept missing wieght. Did he beat JDS for the title.
He's IBF Champion for the last three fights. If he beats Klitschko then it will be a bigger scalp then Wilder could even dream of. Wilder can then carry on making a career out of fighting bums whilst AJ gets down to real business.
Absolutely this. Wilder would get nowhere near fury and would eat a jab for 12 rounds at best. Not sure fury will fight again though
I'd have at least 3-4 guys in the division beating wilder. Won't hold my breath that he will fight any of them though. Stiverne again next no doubt as he is going to use whatever excuse to duck Ortiz. Hopefully he loses his title soon so he can stop holding it hostage
A majority of people arent going to write off a hall of famer after 1 loss. That name even if washed up and over the hill is still better than anybody on Wilders resume by a land slide.Wlad WAS a Great Champion but is nothing now but a name and shouldn't be getting a title shot. He is washed up and a win over him is meaningless BUT a LOSS to him would be devastating. This is like the Joe Smith/Hopkin fight all over again.
“Like I say, I have the WBC (belt), Parker has the WBO, we can unify those belts, (England’s Anthony) Joshua and (Wladimir) Klitschko (will fight for) the WBA and IBF belts. So whoever has those belts, at the end of the year, you fight for them. It’s brilliant to have two and two and to fight to unify the division.”
Wilder is no fun to watch?It's the combination of fluidity and power from GGG. Watching GGG stalk his opponent using superior footwork and a lot of shifting (not common these days) to slowly break them down is beautiful to behold.
I prefer to watch the systematic destruction of a fighter than the ugly one punch. That's not to say that all one shot KO artists are sloppy or no fun to watch, but wilder is imo.
People are always going to complain on the Internet.Wilder is no fun to watch?
I mean sure hes a brawler, but my god lol.People are always going to complain on the Internet.
Wilder fights are entertaining and as exciting as they come even against journeyman.
Sorry hes not perfect or rated 99 like on a video game. Lol
Wilder and Joshua have made the heavyweight division worth talking about again
Exactly. Plus its kind of cool seeing guys who actually look like conditioned world class athletes throw down & throw bombs. Watching winded fat dudes with tits trying to be technical and defensive for 12 rounds is a lot worse IMO. Thats what the heavyweight division became. A lot of guys that are only heavyweights because they dont have the conditioning and diets of a pro level athlete.I mean sure hes a brawler, but my god lol.
Boring may be the very last word Id use to describe Wilder.
Nothing but a name is going a bit too far. If we just assume for a second that Wlad is over hill he's not by much and he is still capable of beating 95% of the HW's out there currently. A win over Wlad would cement Joshua's name in legend and a loss wouldn't be bad either since this is only his 19th pro fight. He's still young and will be able to bounce back from a loss to the greatest HW in the last decade.Wlad WAS a Great Champion but is nothing now but a name and shouldn't be getting a title shot. He is washed up and a win over him is meaningless BUT a LOSS to him would be devastating. This is like the Joe Smith/Hopkin fight all over again.
Come on, it doesn't matter who else is overrated, he needs to step up in competition. How many defenses does he need to make a big fight. It's not like there aren't better opponents available for him.Funny how everybody is all gaga about GGG's power, but wants to discredit the Wilder's best KO percentage in the game. I mean go to sleep with one punch type of power.
Would you be saying that about Klitschko if he were fighting Wilder instead of Joshua? He just started showing his age. Hopkins was at that point about a decade before fighting Smith. Sure he's at the end of his career but he's still better than any of Wilder's defenses.Wlad WAS a Great Champion but is nothing now but a name and shouldn't be getting a title shot. He is washed up and a win over him is meaningless BUT a LOSS to him would be devastating. This is like the Joe Smith/Hopkin fight all over again.
He can be exciting and I'll watch his fights, but his style is not my favorite. I don't like the waiting in suspense for that one punch as much as watching an opponent get steadily broken down.Wilder is no fun to watch?
i would not be surprised to see Wilder lined up to fight Breazeale