Can we agree now that AJ sucks and wilder would kill him

Apparently Molina and Szpilka were all wrong for Wilder.

 

I agree, that proved to be the case.

 

Old shot Molina was beating Fabio Wardley before his chin and heart gave out and Szpilka was like a bargain Usyk with speed, slickness and southpaw stance. Wilder was winning both fights on the cards, the Molina fight by a huge margin and both got KO'd in 9.

If you're a plodder with a chin problem, Wilder will land and take you out. I wouldn't like AJ's chances in this hypothetical matchup.

 

Wilder might in fact be shot. I would like to see how he does against Fury in the rematch but he didn't look particularly good in the Fury rematch. His legs seemed to give out in the second round. People are forgetting Wilder is no spring chicken at 36.

AJ has a good 5 years in youth on Wilder and he has also fought (and beaten) the better competition. I think I would still favor AJ over Wilder, hell AJ might have learned from his loss to Usyk and it might make him a better fighter. He has more tools to work with than Wilder anyways, I still think he has more skill. BUT Wilder does have the eraser in his right hand but it's also possible like I said he is shot and might get knocked out before he gets to AJ.

 

AJ loses to arguably the p4p #1 fighter in the world and now he'd lose to Wilder...

 

At first I ranked
Fury
Aj
Wilder
But after the Ruiz fight I changed my **** to
Fury
Wilder
Aj

 

Usyk isn't rated #1 in his own division. I don't know how you can be pound-for-pound #1 and not be rated at the top of your own division.

Which is why Pound-for-Pound ratings are, and have always been, dumb.

Tyson Fury sits at the top of the division. He's still there, regardless of what happened Saturday.

 

Alright and? Either way how does this conclude he'd get destroyed by Wilder? Are people saying Wilder is the same skill level as Usyk?

 

Fury is the same skill level as Usyk, but Fury is 50 pounds heavier and a half a foot taller than Usyk.

Wilder floored him twice and drew with him.

After fighting Fury three times, fighting a 50-pounds lighter and a half a foot shorter version will seem like a vacation. Plus, Wilder might even get to weigh more than an opponent for the first time in nine years.

Hope it happens.

 

Styles make fights. By your logic Ali should have gotten absolutely destroyed by Foreman because Foreman decimated Norton and Frazier while Ali lost to both of them. Your logic has been deprived several times throughout boxing history.

 

Usyk would carve Wilder apart.

 

I didn't realize George Foreman was 50 pounds heavier and a half a foot taller than Ken Norton when they both fought Ali.

My mistake. (That's sarcasm, by the way.)

I know styles make fights. I also know Usyk doesn't do anything Fury doesn't do, Usyk's just a half a foot shorter and 50 pounds lighter than Fury.

I'd love to see Wilder outweigh a future opponent. It's been close to a decade since he's been the heavier guy.

 

Well, Usyk has known where Wilder has been for the past 13 years.

Wilder was waiting for him in the Olympic Semifinals, but Usyk lost. Wilder turned pro, Usyk remained an amateur. They both turned pro at heavyweight. Wilder remained a heavyweight. Usyk left and dropped down.

Wilder's still a heavyweight. He and Usyk are both at the top of the division now.

It's not like Wilder went anywhere.

Anytime.

 

No, we definitely can't.

AJ is a top three and would be a clear favourite against a one-trick-pony who has feasted on little-hopers and no-hopers.

 

To really try and define the accounts, I’m going to need you to follow each one too - just to really throw people off. You know, because people are gullible like that.

Do you identify both accounts through the LDBC community, or just the NEET account?