Why do Deontay Wilder fans conveniently keep ignoring fights where his power was exposed?

Nah, that is an invalid comparison.
Besides that Chuvalo was stopped due to an injury, not put down in a looong career...
You have no answer to the many fighters who Wilder failed to KO as early or with as few punches as other fighters-including some who do not hurt that hard-with flush, wind-up windmill shots, proves his power is at best very good, but not the best around & not highly unusual.

Your analogy to Chuvalo would be better if you chose a fighter who was sometimes put down or knocked out by guys that other fighters stood up to, while taking the same or somewhat less shots.

Since Chuvalo stood up to punishment better than anyone in his era, & arguably in boxing history & was never down at any level or sparring (unless we decide that the one slip was a kd, even then he is among the top candidates for Best Whiskers Ever...

It is a totally unfair comparison.

 

Why would you accuse anyone of hate, when we se no evidence of personal antipathy, & you do not address any of the evidence about Wilder not hurting or taking much longer to put people away than some others?

If anything, refusing to address politely stated evidence & then unjustly assuming hate & pathoklogizing everyone on the other sides may well come from at least a mild version of hate.

 

It's definitely illegal to hit your opponent with the inner surface of your hand. Windmilling those kind of shots is brutal if it connects clean.

 

It is 100 percent reasonable to suggest he has the most power amongst the current HW's.

 

They think that forearms to the backside of the head counts as clean punches.

 

You seemed to have a agenda Fendango. I can't believe you even doubt the power of the bronze bomber. That brutal knockout of Stiverne and Ortiz, was devastating.. Just imagine that Povetkin being on the end of that. He couldn't get to just 8 rounds with the bodybuilder Joshua. You seriously think he can fend off a even more dangerous adversary like Wilder. Your faith is misplaced. I seriously hope Alexander doesn't retire next year, maybe he can be a sacrificial lamb for the bomb squad, lol.

 

I'd probably have to go with Wilder. Ruiz was THAT bad. And his whiskers weren't the greatest either, which is why he violated the rules against excessive holding and engaged in other chicanery like faking low blows to avoid getting stopped.

Of course, if Wilder happens to hit him with a body shot and put him on the canvas, like Thunder, Holyfield and Johnson did, then you would have to expect Ruiz to deliver one of his ham acting jobs to get the bogus low blow call.

 

Does anyone else currently have any more than him?

 

He is the biggest cheater at least.

 

Based on what??? Knocking out the 30 or so stiffs he fought for the first five years of his career? Or the carefully selected name opponents or mediocre journeymen (many of whom were precisely selected because they didn't take a good punch) that he has fought since?

When we look at Wilder's record, it is easy to see that his supposed punching power is as fraudulent as the rest of his manufactured, bogus career.