Who the hell were Wilders first 21 opponents?!!

How the hell do you know Wilder won't be an ATG? You don't. How the hell do I know AJ won't go on to be the greatest HW of all time? I don't. You know why, because neither of us are fortune tellers or psychics, that's why. For all we know, one of them could go on to remain undefeated for the next 10 years, and beat every potential threat that comes before them. So it is a good point, stop with the your immature selective subjective cherry picking of resumes to further your garbage agenda, you as an American know damn good and well that Wilder has followed the same course almost every American HW boxer for the last 50 years has followed, same goes for Canelo, Matthysse, Provodnikov, Maidana, Martinez, Marquez, Morales, Barrera etc. Most normal boxers rack up at least 20-25 matches worth of tin cans before facing a live body. The fast tracking of fighters is a relatively recent phenomenon to transpire in the sport.

And remind me again, WHO IN THE **** has Chisora beaten that's worth a damn? No one, that's who, but, but. but he beat Helenius, and got robbed..... who is a bum who beat no one worth a damn either. He's a durable journeyman, nothing more.

 

Most fighters will never be ATG's, but the fact that I can do that to actual ATG's records what you and all of the Wilder haters do to his, proves my point.

Actually Wilder had ZERO chances to fight a live body until he was 23 fights into his career, because no one had ever ****ing heard of him. Since then, like my earlier post stated, he's fought similar decent comp like AJ. He had a chance to fight Povetkin and Ortiz and took them, its not his fault they tested positive for PED's.

No **** Fury and AJ are ahead of Wilder, I won't even argue that, but remove that ONE SOLITARY NAME from both of their records, Fury drops far below Wilder and AJ is around the same level, maybe slightly lower.

 

As far as Whyte goes, he wants to fight AJ, and doesn't want to allow Hearn to dictate terms or put any stipulations or roadblocks in his way. Or play Eddie's games or jump through hoops for him. He just cut the ****, and get the "man" in the ring with him. As far as your prediction goes, you'll be as right about those matches as you were about Provo beating Matty.

As far as the first part of your question, see my original post on the subject.

"Let's give this narrative a try shall we? Like BC and AD, there's BTV and ATV.

So let's apply the standard set for AJ, being a megastar in the media eye since turning pro and apply it to Wilder, only thing that matters are their televised matches.

Wilder's resume.
Luis Ortiz
Bermane Stiverne
Gerald Washington
Chris Arreola
Artur Szpilka
Johann Duhaupas
Éric Molina
Bermane Stiverne
Jason Gavern
Malik Scott
Nicolai Firtha
Siarhei Liakhovich
Audley Harrison
Matthew Greer
Kelvin Price
Damon McCreary

Joshua's resume
Joseph Parker
Carlos Takam
Wladimir Klitschko
Éric Molina
Dominic Breazeale
Charles Martin
Dillian Whyte
Gary Cornish
Kevin Johnson
Raphael Zumbano Love
Jason Gavern
Michael Sprott
Denis Bakhtov
Konstantin Airich
Matt Skelton
Matt Legg
Hector Avila
Dorian Darch
Hrvoje Kisicek
Paul Butlin
Emanuele Leo

Now clearly AJ has fought 2 opponents that are world class in Wlad and Parker, and two scratching world class with Takam and Whyte. But after that, there's Breazeale Martin and Molina who are decent, and the rest are absolute crap.

So that's
Two beastly wins.
Two solid wins.
Three decent wins.
Fourteen crap wins.

Whereas Wilder has one world class opponent in Ortiz, two opponents in Duhaupas and Stiverne (first time) scratching world class, and then you have Szpilka, Washington, Arreola, Molina, Scott and Liakhovich who are decent.

So that's
One beastly win.
Two solid wins.
Six decent wins.
Six crap wins.

So when it comes to measuring each man's resume based on their time spent in the spotlight, take out Wlad, and they're pretty ****ing close to even."

 

Okay whatever you say child.