Parker Would Always Beat Wilder. Wilder Would Always Beat Joshua

Come now, Whyte was very lucky to walk away with a win against Parker. On top of that Whyte is well past his prime, and wouldn't survive a right hand from Wilder.

 

Able to demand more than $100 million for 3 fights, that's bonkers, he turned down the highest guaranteed purse ever offered at that point, he wasn't even a proven PPV draw at all but he was acting like he was a heavyweight Floyd Mayweather if that's true he and his team are morons.

 

Exactly and the sum was even $120m million for 2 fights with AJ and the 1 with Breazeale he actually fought for peanuts.

But this guy is being beyond delusional and clearly have no idea about Boxing. Talking absolutely bollocks it's not worth anyone time.

This ain't a fantasy matchup, this is his fantasy.

There is exactly zero authenticity/credibility claiming that Wilder will/can beat any version of AJ. Best version of Wilder is losing to worst version of AJ, this is for certain.

He is also contradicting himself. First it's zero head movement, then there is a head movement. Then Wallin chin was worst than Wilder, than a bit better.
Then start making all kind of excuses, and mental gymnastics just to fit his narrative.
On top of that claiming Wilder was never tired, he clearly never watch Wilder fight. Also claiming Wilder dominates Ortiz 2, when Wilder lost every single round in both fights.

Saying AJ has worst cardio, you see because he was taking rounds off. Well geniuses, Usyk who has the best cardio in the division often do this. Even against the AJ, round 5 and 6 in their first fight was a clear off rounds. He did take off rounds in the second fight as well.

Also there is a thing about punch output, pressure, movement, etc, etc. And Wilder punch output is one of the lowest in the division in most of his fights. He is literally skipping whole matches, until he land his right hand.

But Wilder was beyond gassed in Fury 3, just after 1 round, throwing 5 body punches. Where was his gas tank then?

When making a thread next time, at least put my fantasy in the title, so people don't bother with it. Cope.

 

We saw Wilders true level a few days back. Sure he’s 38 and been pretty inactive but he was always vastly overrated. He only really has a punchers chance against Joshua at any stage of their careers, let’s be real.

The only reason people still think he could beat Joshua is because they bought into the Wilder hype and don’t want to admit they were wrong.

 

Neither Wilder or Joshua fancied the fight. It wasn’t one or the other at fault, they both ducked that fight. Anyone at this point blaming solely one side is just a fan boy or hater of either Joshua or Wilder.

 

Ah the mythical "Wilder would.....".

Parker is the same fighter he always was, if anything he has regressed. He's older and beaten. Wilder doesn't get any bonus points because he finally lost to a guy he perhaps should have fought when he was younger.

Wilder should not be given mythical wins against boxers on a level he never fought at. When he did, he lost, that's all we know.

 

Lol, Wilder was getting outclassed by Ortiz both times until his power bailed him out.

 

AJ is certainly a better finisher than Fury, I rate Fury 7/10 for his ability to finish a fighter.

 

Wilder was completey gassed by the end of his third fight v Fury because Fury kept grabbing him in a head lock and putting all his weight on him, tried it on Francis but was met by a stronger fighter.

 

Wilder was losing every round in his rematch v Ortiz until he caught him.

 

Indeed.

The Wilder-Joshua fight was "locked in" for December 23rd 2023 according to...Eddie Hearn. This was said before the Whyte/Helenius fight.

But after the poor showing against Helenius, with Joshua labouring to a 7th round KO after being busted up, Hearn/Joshua decided that they needed yet another "tune up" and to age/wear 38 year old, 2 KO defeats in his last three fights Wilder out a bit more. Parker stepped up instead and took the glory.

Hearn/Joshua overplayed their hand and this "superfight" has gone down the toilet.