Someone explain the forced narrative of AJ having The Best HW Resume

Lol
Not this bs again
This just shows how poor Fury's resume is. His fans try to convince everyone that laws of nature don't apply to Wlad and he was prime or close to prime at 3 month to 40.

 

Heavy_Hitter, he actually did great job at staying at his best or close to his best for that long.
Most guys are regressing after 32-33. And are shot to ****** 35+.
Pretty sure Fury will be shot to ..... in 2-3 years time from now.
Expect Joshua to go down after 35+ as well, but for completely other reason.

 

So you accept then that Wlad was nowhere near prime for either fight, as you haven't addressed that polnt.

Fury caught Wlad at the right time, jaded by mutliple title defences against largely unheralded opponents, going through difficult issues with his then wife outside the ring which is all well documented. The mental aspect is hugely important, especially for athletes in solo disciplines like boxing, even more so at elite level where it can be the difference between success and failure. Fury did a great job in getting to Wlad and he won the mental battle before they even stepped in the ring. It was a close fight which Fury won. It was also an absolute stinker.

The Fury that Joshua fought had no such issues outside the ring. He was now in a good place with his wife and was hugely motivated to regain the heavyweight title, something that almost all the great heavyweight champions had done. Wlad also had huge motivation from being dismissed as over-the-hill, especially by large sections of the British press, who felt it was the fight that would herald Joshua onto the world scene by defeating a former dominate world champion. It ended up being an exciting, barnstorming fight that saw both fighters badly hurt and floored before the youth of Joshua (and maybe Vitali's caution) won through.

That's why I think Joshua fought the better version.

Another question. Why did Fury never rematch Wlad? Yes, I've heard all the excuses but none of them really have the ring of truth. I think he knew he caught Wlad on an off-night and would not be so lucky in the rematch. Again what I think, just my opinion.

I don't recall there being any issues with a Joshua rematch, which was on the table for a few months until Wlad decided to retire.

And I may be a 'rando' but then so are you. So are 99% of people on this forum.

What's your point?

 

Fury has young glad and undefeated wilder

 

Young Wlad lol.

 

It's not far fetched, I'll copy & paste above w/brief explanations

Wlad - younger version
Wilder - overrated or not, he was undefeated... until he meet Fury
Chisora - tough mutha who's been in w/ many top HWs
Cunningham - CW title holder moving up

Is better than
Wlad - older version
Parker - good win, many think the ref was biased for the home fighter
Povetkin - an excellent opponent given his age, bigger/younger AJ wins. Are we supposed to be all
Whyte - an older Pov sparks DW, this is worth no more than Fury's 2W over Chisora
Ruiz - the KO loss should cancel this win, AJ is 1-1 here NOT 1-0

I think their resumes are closer than some think. My beef w/most HWs is they're not fighting each other enough.
I'm not looking for 4 bouts per year on average, but how about 2-3?

 

Forgot the er

 

Whilst not prime, he was still the man to beat

 

Old Vlad lol

 

Younger wlad

 

But whyte beat chisora twice, oscar rivas and parker so the povetkin win honestly triumphs the Wilder win despite the fact that povetkin was over the hill.

 

Your thinking too much into the titles. Wlad was over the hill regardless in both fights. And Before the Aj fight he was still training. He wanted the rematch with fury as it was contractually obligated but it never happened. Thats literally half his inactivity.

And your saying Furys win over Wilder is something out of this world. Answer this question. Name Wilders top 2 opponents on from his resume. He's overrated. World class fighter definitely but overrated. Joshua beat Povetkin and povetkin beat dillian Whyte afterwards. The same whyte who went to war with Chisora twice, and beat Rivas, and Parker. All world level wins.

Based on an objevtive view. Joshuas win over Povetkin is better than Furys win over Wilder. However Furys win over Klitschko is better than Joshuas. No debating that. But overall Joshua has the better resume as he posses wins over Povetkin, Whyte, Pulev, Klitschko, and Parker. Some of these fighters are past their prime but they are still World Level fighters. If you want you can add Takam too. Gatekeeper level but still very skilled