Better career: Anthony Joshua or Deontay Wilder

No one can deny Aj there

 

This.

 

They've both been beaten down and humbled before, Joshua has ranked higher, made more, been more celebrated and even after 3 losses considered # 3 in the division. This ain't close concerning who had a better career.

 

Joshua and it’s not even remotely close.

 

This a really terrible take. The mental gymnastics on display here are actually impressive.

 

Wilders record is closer to Chisora standard than AJ.

Wilder and Chisora best career wins are on par with each other in turns of ability in Ortiz and Takam. Both have Spzilka and Washington as two of their most notable wins.

Whilst AJ has beaten the likes Wlad, Povetkin, Whyte, Parker, Ruiz, Pulev and Wallin.

 

Am I sure? Yes I am absolutely sure that Wilder in his best days would have absolutely brutalised the Wilder that lost to Parker.

 

People can say what they like about AJ but he's been in there with the best and beaten some excellent fighters.

Who has Wilder beaten? ****ing nobody. Old man Ortiz? Give me a spell. Wilder is a can crusher and a fraud.

 

That doesn't answer my question... Are you sure Wilder could've proved much more than he actually did?

 

Yeah, I don't get it either.

Some still go on like Wilder didnt duck Joshua and it was all somehow Joshua's fault.

Joshua's side made so many offers to them. Every time Team Wilder had a criticism, and every time Team Joshua came back with an improved offer to address the issue. And every time there was a new issue for Team Wilder. In the end Team Wilder was basically saying it's 50-50 or nothing and that was BEFORE Wilder had ever done a PPV. It was ridiculous!

The guy even admitted to ducking undisputed to chase the Fury rematch (which he was extremely confident of winning) for a year.

 

Will get grilled to bits for this but anyway.

I think in Wilder's best days he was definitely capable of beating Ruiz, Whyte, Povetkin. Even Parker. I'm NOT saying he would beat them but I think he had a good chance of beating those fighters.

Bar Joshua, but I think the Ortiz that fought Wilder was also definitely capable of beating these guys I listed. Ortiz was super unlucky not to beat Ruiz at aged 43. Then again I'm NOT saying he would beat them.

It wouldn't have surprised me if Wilder beat Joshua in a similar way as Ruiz beat him.

 

I agree with all but one thing - Fury's career is still very questionable. His performance against Usyk will be his career defining moment, not scraping past a Wlad who clearly had issues and then ducking the contractual rematch by retiring.

 

How and why is this even a question? Wilder sucks.