Better Resume Wilder or Chisora

I agree with several of the first posts that have Chisora with as good if not better resume and being stylistically a bad match up for Wilder. Chisora is the type of fighter Wilder has avoided his whole career.

Glad to see the poll on this forum shows many people think the same too.

 

Who has chisora beat thats even on Arreolas level?

 

DEONTAY WILDER PROFESSIONAL FIGHT RECORD
Fight Nō - Opponent - Rank at Time of Fight
1 - Ethan Cox - Unranked
2 - Shannon Gray - Unranked
3 - Richard Green - Unranked
4 - Joseph Rabotte - 393rd
5 - Charles Brown - Unranked
6 - Kelsey Arnold - Unranked
7 - Travis Allen - Unranked
8 - Jerry Vaughn - Unranked
9 - Ty Cobb - 399th
10 - Alvaro Morales - Unranked
11 - Dustin Nichols - Unranked
12 - Shannon Caudle - Unranked
13 - Harold Sconiers - Unranked
14 - Dan Seehan - Unranked
15 - Deandrey Abron - Unranked
16 - Reggie Penna - Unranked
17 - Damon Reed - 304th
18 - D Alexander - Unranked
19 - Daniel Cota - 489th
20 - David Long - Unranked
21 - Marlon Hayes - 368th
22 - Jesse Oltmanns - 492nd
23 - Owen Beck - Unranked
24 - Kertson Manswell - 310th
25 - Damon McCreary - 357th
26 - Kevin Price - Unranked
27 - Matthew Greer - 325th
28 - Audley Harrison - 136th
29 - Siarhei Liakhovich - 43rd
30 - Nicolas Firtha - 121st
31 - Malik Scott - 86th
32 - Jason Gavern - 194th
33 - Bermaine Stiverne - 5th - Wins WBC World Title
34 - Eric Molina - 37th
35 - Johan Duhaupas - 34th
36 - Artur Szpilka - 24th
37 - Chris Arreola - 43rd
38 - Gerald Washington - 41st
39 - Bermaine Stiverne - Unranked
40 - Luis Ortiz - 4th
41 - Tyson Fury - 4th - Draw
42 - Domonic Breazeale - 4th
43 - Luis Ortiz - 9th
44 - Tyson Fury - 1st - Lost by Knock Out losing WBC World Title
45 - Tyson Fury - WBC Heavyweight Champion - Scheduled

 

Just fcuk off from boxing sites if you don´t like the sport, plenty of other forums to wave a flag and embarrass yourself.

 

that's not very polite

 

Wilder, clearly.

Del Boy fears no-one but Wilder resume shows 2 wins over Luis Ortiz and a "draw" against Fury.

 

Helenius was a top 3 at the moment

 

This. Chisora has the better opposition but lost to them all while Wilder's best wins (Ortiz x2, Breazeale in 1) is superior to anything on Chisora's.
If we're going to start judging fighters legacy now on opposition rather than wins then there's numerous journeymen throughout boxing history that faced multiples future world champs when they were starting out but got battered by them all, should they be now considered ATG's ??
For example here in the UK we had a journeyman called Peter Buckley who lost to Naseem Hamed, Acelino Freitas, Duke McKenzie, Kell Brook, Scott Harrison and Paul Ingle. That's a HOF worthy CV right there, problem is he lost every round in those fights.

 

It means a lot. BUT only if you're undefeated after fighting and beating top fighters. Wilder was undefeated for a long time only because he ducked the best.

 

Fair enough.
****ing hate the term tho. Completely meaningless now.
Guys that are 1-0 get introduced as undefeated.

****, I am sure there was a guy who was 0-0-1 and he was introduced as undefeated. I am damn sure this happened.

 

I give a fighter more credit for losing to top opponents than beating easy opponents. I rate Chisora's resume highly as he fought a lot of top opposition. Wilder generally did not take on credible opponents. Head to head, I think Wilder would KO Chisora and many other credible opponents but he almost always took the easy options.