A graph showing Wilders Supremacy

lol. Good answer

 

Bruno may win rounds but hes not lasting 12 with Wilder. Brunos best chance is to get Wilder out of there early which is unlikely.

Ultimately Bruno was too stiff, basic, and mentally weak to beat Wilder. Add that to his horrific gas tank and its not ending well for him

 

This is absolutely hilarious. The guy getting troubled by Sconiers and Nichols on his way up fighting cans would have been a contender in any era? You keep talking about British nepotism whilst twerking for Wilder like this purely because of his passport.

 

Ok so that explains a lot about your posts.

 

Bruno would jab Wilders face in and drop him with the overhand right. Stiff ≠ Technically bad he was leagues above Wilder. Ancient low output gassed Luis Ortiz is not better than Bruno and Wilder almost got stopped and needed help from the ref. Is just as chinny if not more, just has more heart

 

A guy with Wilders height, speed, power, coordination, stamina and heart would always be dangerous

Obviously Wilders skill can be exploited.

The reality is that Wilder could get within the top 5 in any era.

Which era would he not be a contender in ?

 

And then ko’d them.

Amie khan was doing ok against Canelo too…but then he got sparked.

 

Luis Ortiz is better than Frank Bruno. Frank Bruno was terrible.

Bruno will win some early rounds than Wilder will connect and the rest is history.

Of course Wilder can get caught but most likely Wilder will win by KO

Bruno is what he was. Solid pro and all just not really world level. Bruno was like a not as good Hasim Rahman.

 

70s and 90s expose him for his complete lack of boxing ability. He gets backed up by people who can actually box and we've seen what happens when people do that. He loses handily.

I can't believe some of the ridiculous comments you've made about Bruno not cracking the top 10 today. You've actually lost your mind if you believe that.

 

Yes because they are crap journeyman, who would also be iced by Bruno

 

Frank Bruno is more proven so Ortiz doesn't have that argument. It's Bruno who probably connects first and finishes Wilder off on the ropes due to worthwhile boxing pedigree and not relying on 1 punch.

 

Yep that is why Fury ran like hell from the rematch.

 

Wilder would be at least Earnie Shavers or Ron Lyle level in the 70s who were both in the top 5 at one point

As far as Bruno goes, who in todays top 10 is Bruno better than ? I can only think of Joyce and that is because Joyce has taken too much damage. Years ago Id say that Joyce was better than Bruno.

 

Ortiz didnt get the opportunities that Bruno got and what exactly did Bruno prove? That he can beat McCall in a bad state? Cause every other time Bruno stepped up it ended badly for him.

As far as Bruno getting Wilder out of there early I dont think that would happen. It is a possibility though just dont think its the most likely outcome.