Tyson Furys resume is better than Anthony Joshuas

Wilder is not very good and he wouldn't be a favorite over all of Vitali's opponents. Wilder got dropped against journeymen, buzzed against a school teacher, outboxed by a B level fighter, stopped against an old man with stamina issues and stopped twice by a featherfist in Fury. He also barely scraped by a Cuban pensioner, lucky for him that old man has a glass chin. You can't point to the Vitali fight where he was outboxed or even knocked down because it doesn't exist.

Sanders, Peter, Lewis all stop Wilder. Wilder isn't stopping Lewis, you need to lay off the drugs. Donald and Byrd both embarass him. There are probably other guys like Briggs and Chisora who beat Wilder as well.

Joyce was not better than all the Vitali opponents. He couldn't even beat an old Chisora. Who cares if he got demolished by Zhang twice, all that shows is how bad he is and he still beat Parker.

Dubios, Zhang, Bakole, and Kayayel knock out that version of Lewis? You're delusional. They would all have a punchers chance which is about 10%, and I doubt any of them would beat him on two weeks notice.

 

Briggs?
Wilder has been ducking the champ for nearly a decade...

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But in truth, I give him little chance against the prime version of Briggs. The guy could hold some brutal shots and had power.

 

There are very few actual contenders or champions I would favor Wilder over. I'm sure he could stop Briggs, but Briggs could stop him as well. And skill-wise, Briggs was better.

 

You can make a Wilder a favorite over all of them. If you were a bookie, you'd lose plenty of money.

There's nothing to suggest Lewis couldn't beat any of those guys, you do realize the Lewis era was tougher than this era right? Or are you 14 years old?

Klitschko was ahead 4-2 and unfortunately got a nasty cut and the fight was called. Lewis didn't give him a rematch so I wouldn't hold that against Klitschko. He never looked half as bad as Wilder has in plenty of his fights.

 

Does anyone know when the main card fight will begin? It says 5 pm. I'm not talking about just Fury vs Usyk, but also:
Light middleweight: Serhii Bohachuk (24-2, 23 KOs) vs. Ishmael Davis (13-1, 6 KOs)

Heavyweight: Moses Itauma (10-0, 8 KOs) vs. Demsey McKean (22-1, 14 KOs)

Heavyweight: Johnny Fisher (12-0, 11 KOs) vs. David Allen (23-6-2, 18 KOs)

Featherweight: Isaac Lowe (25-2-3, 8 KOs) vs. Lee McGregor (14-1-1, 11 KOs)

 

Or Lewis would have been stopped. One guy had been stopped twice in his career and the other guy never had been. We are both speculating here, the facts are the judges had Vitali up and there was no rematch. That's not up for debate.

 

Wilder fought absolutely nobody and when he finally did, he lost every fight. Of course he can beat Briggs, but that would be the best win of his entire career.

 

I could completely dismantle this post but thought it is better for you to hear it yourself

Chisora was offered the fight and said he didn't need it
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So Chisora wasn't an option before he won the British title and then lost twice to Whyte, so when do you feel was the right time?

Also just for reference Dubois hasn't fought Chisora

 

They are about the same, maybe a slight edge to Fury.

IF Fury beats Usyk, he's clearly the better of the two.
If he gets KO'd, there's a case for AJ.

I think, best for best, AJ beats Fury h2h.
And this fight may yet happen,

 

Why are you so defensive? I'm just pointing out it's weird they never fought. Don't read so much into it.