Kone

Ruiz.

 

H2H is nice for you because it's all hypothetical. You can assume that Wilder is GOAT H2H fighter and I can't prove you wrong because it's only opinion.

The fact is that Wilder's resume is not close to top 40 HWs ever so far.

 

No, I wouldn't. Stop telling me what my opinions are. If Canelo beat someone like Miller or Kownacki next fight, I wouldn't have anything against him vs Wilder. That would be better win than anything Wilder did so far (outside of Ortis).

As long as someone is legit opponent, he is no matter how big he is. I don't think that Carpentier was a good opponent for Dempsey, but Gibbons or Tunney definitely were.

 

No ... I'm not BLIND.

I can recognize an all-timer when I see one. Wilder is an all-timer. I've been following boxing since the 1970s ... I've never seen a heavyweight in that time like him.

He's the best KO artist of all the heavyweight champions. Nobody wipes people out like he does, often with a single shot.

You, apparently, can't see it ... and are still questioning Wilder's KOs over journeymen on his way up ... so I don't think there's much more to say.

Now I really have to go. Bye.

 

LOL.

That's funny. Wilder hits Ruiz so hard, Wilder's glove comes out of Andy's exposed butt crack.

Wilder KO1 Ruiz.

 

Dropping tyson Fury isn't that impressive in the grand scheme of things. He was dropped by a cruiserweight and a journeyman. He got up from all of them.

It's not impressive than Marciano beating the breaks off Ezzard Charles and Jersey Joe Walcott.

 

I'd say that Wilder is a tramp's version of Riddick Bowe in the way that he ducks the best around.

 

No chance.

 

Coronation must involve a big pot of sauce preferably made by an old Italian grandmother

 

Roy Jones and James Toney did all right ‍♂️

 

huh?

 

Is Canelo Roy Jones or James Toney? Because Wilder isn't John Ruiz.

 

Beat the breaks? Jersey Joe wasn't 6'9", 260 pounds and 30 years old. And, unlike Walcott in fight 1, Fury didn't drop Wilder. And everyone in the audience the night of Marciano-Walcott 2 thought old Jersey Joe took a dive. They were still booing during the walk-out bout.

When Wilder stops Fury early in the rematch, Marciano-Walcott 1 and 2 will look like a Poor Man's Wilder-Fury 1 & 2.

Wilder is a fine champion.

Apparently, to win you guys over, all he's missing are some light heavyweight scalps.

Who knew you all wanted him to fight smaller guys?

Pretty funny.

Bring on Kovalev! Who's got Jean Pascal's number?

Bring on all the small belt holders. Champs only from now on.

 

And, unlike Fury, Walcott actually lost.