AJ's 10 best wins: 41 Wlad, 39 Povetkin, Whyte, Parker, Ruiz, 39 Pulev, 39 Helenius, Wallin, Takam, Breazeale Losses: Ruiz KO7, Usyk x2, Dubois KO5 Fights as the away fighter: Ruiz 1 Wins against champions: three, two reigning (Parker, Ruiz) Fury's 10 best wins: 39 Wlad, Wilder x2, Whyte, Chisora x3, Cunningham, Wallin, Makhmudov Draw: Wilder Losses: Usyk x2 Fights as the away fighter: Wlad, Wilder x3, Cunningham Wins against champions: four, two reigning (Wlad, Wilder) Usyk's 10 best wins: Fury x2, Joshua x2, Briedis, Dubois x2, Chisora, Hunter, Gassiev Fights as the away fighter: Joshua 1, Briedis, Dubois 2, Chisora, Hunter, Gassiev Wins against champions: eight, five reigning (Fury, Joshua, Briedis, Dubois, Gassiev)
Usyk Fury ... Joshua Winning away and against champions matters a lot for legacy. The age and how prime your competition matter a lot for legacy. Losses matter for legacy. Joshua fans want you to ignore these facts, but that's not how boxing works.
Wilder's top 10 wins: Ortiz, 40 Ortiz, Stiverne, 42 Chisora, Helenius, Duhaupas, Washington, Szpilka, Breazeale, Arreola Draw: Fury Losses: Fury KO7, Fury KO11, Parker, Zhang KO5 Fights as the away fighter: Chisora Wins against champions: one, one reigning (Stiverne) On paper, Usyk's record is clearly 1st, Fury 2nd comfortably, Joshua 3rd, Wilder 4th. But prime for prime, I think Wilder smokes AJ.
1 Usyk 2 Fury 3 Joshua 4 Wilder Usyk won all World honours as the away fighter,beating two long standing Champions in the process,as well as also doing the double over both Fury and Joshua. Fury won all World honours as the away fighter,beating two long standing Champions in the process. Joshua won all World honours as the home fighter and did not beat any long standing Champions . Wilder won all World honours as the home fighter and did not beat any long standing Champions and only holding a single World belt .
1. Usyk 2. Fury or Joshua 3. Fury or Joshua 4. Dubois or Parker 5. Dubois or Parker 6 Wardley, Ruiz, or Wilder (depending on it you like quality or quantity) 7.Wardley, Ruiz, or Wilder 8. Wardley, Ruiz, or Wilder 9. Kabayel
“On paper, Usyk's record is clearly 1st, Fury 2nd comfortably, Joshua 3rd” Why do you need to start a poll then when it’s clearly Usyk
Joshua has won one 50/50 in his career against to be retired Wladimir Klitschko who hadn't boxed in a year and a half, who hadn't had a win in over two years, 41, boxing at Wembey etc. The rest are old men, spoon fed opponents, opponents who come for the cheque, and so on. A genuinely terrible record especially when contextualised by the losses and the nature of the losses. Losing to Ruiz who hadn't a big win before not since is something that will never be forgotten, knocked all about the ring and then gave up. It was embarrassing for the UK to have this bloke represent it.
AJ is a bum a bodybuilding bum and history will remember him this way and AJ fans will be remembered for being the dirtiest casual fans the sport has ever seen, so casual when they hear the name Muhammad Ali they think of their local halal butcher not the goat himself.