After watching the last fight. How do you see Wilder faring against Fury 2, AJ and Andy Ruiz?

Wilders power is smokes and mirrors, think about the context

 

AJ, on his best day, does a Blitzkrieg on Wilder.

Wilder is just too static for a vicious combination puncher and fast starter like AJ.

Usyk, at his best, UD's Wilder.

Wilder, even now, looks like an amateur. So stiff. It'd be a workout for Usk, who would get more movement from a heavy bag.

He KO's Fury because he has nothing to fear coming back.

Parker would UD him. That double jab would leave Wilder unsettled, and Joe has an iron beard.

 

Fury would be finished off in the rematch. That's why he didn't take the rematch this year.
The bodybuilder Joshua has no punch resistance anymore, and would succumb to the devastating bronze bombers right hand.
The blob Ruiz would probably have his head jabbed in at range, like Stiverne in the first fight. For a lopsided points decision.
And if you want to add that puny cruiserweight Usyk into the mix, he ends up like grandpa Ortiz between 7 to 12 rounds. Lol

 

I think Fury beats him if they fight again. He's smart enough to learn from his mistakes in the first fight.

Ruiz, stylistically would be very interesting. Think Ruiz causes him big problems and I'm not all that convinced on Wilder defensively as he backs up in straight lines. He does have a good chin though and so does Ruiz but Wilder's power is something else.

I'd fear for AJs safety if he got in the ring with Wilder I feel that Wilder would seriously hurt him in there. AJs team have done a good job keeping Wilder away from him as I feel AJ would be lying on the canvas similar to Szpilka and Breazeale.

 

Wilders biggest danger at HW are Parker, Usyk and Ruiz... all 3 have iron chins, especially Parker and Ruiz, they can box very well, I have no clue how Usyk takes Wilders right hand but i firmly believe Parker and Ruiz can take it and either KO Wilder or win a wide decision

 

Ruiz is the one with the best chance.

He's very busy (unlike every other modern heavyweight), got fast hands and has a great chin.

 

USYK dominates him to a wide UD.

 

Wilder said it best; they have to be perfect for 12 rounds. He has to be perfect for 1 second. His big problem will come when he’s against someone who also doesn’t need to be perfect for 12 rounds. It’s as simple as that.

Fury has to be punch perfect for 12.
Joshua not so much.
Ruiz, I feel would have to be perfect, as While his hands are fast, his feet are not, and Wilder is quick on his feet.

 

Wilder stops all 3 I think

AJ has the best chance of causing an upset

wilder can fine tune things and stop fury

Wilders style is all wrong for Ruiz

 

Wilder has a big get out of jail card, other than that he is not much of a boxer.

 

Wow is AJ getting under sold. He's big can box and can hit. Unless his confidence is shot, I think he'd take out Wilderand the Ko punch wouldn't need to be a hard one.

 

Wilder always gets the KO, always. A very underrated world champion who's record is now pushing up there with the best in history and even surpassing a lot of them now, statistically anyway.

Wilder would destroy Joshua, no question. May struggle with Ruiz and would definitely against Fury but at some point in both fights he would get an opening to do what we know he always does.

 

Wilder vs Fury II: Even if we disregard his performance against Wallin, his lack of power would mean Wilder would be on top of him the whole fight. He'd have to spend 36 minutes in the ring, with someone who could sever his consciousness with one punch. The fact that he was almost knocked out in their first match, means I can't confidently say that Fury would make it to the final bell in a rematch. 55-45 Wilder.

AJ vs Wilder: AJ is technically superior to and has more punch variety than Wilder, but isn't fleet-footed or defensively proficient. He doesn't have much in the way of head movement, and likes to work behind his jab at a range. This could work in Wilder's favor, because he uses his straight right hand as a crutch, and has very long reach. Wilder has the edge in power, but his offense is very predictable. AJ has the edge in hand speed, punch variety and technique, but will be there to be hit. I think this fight wouldn't go the distance, and would end the moment a clean power punch lands. 50-50.

Wilder vs Ruiz: Wilder has a predictable jab, flat feet and sub par defense. He also has no inside game, which is really bad against a strong volume puncher like Ruiz. However, Ruiz is the smaller man, which means he'd have to press the fight. He could wind up walking into punches if he's not careful, and his punch output could lead to trading, which is something he should avoid against Wilder. 55-45 Ruiz.

 

Ruiz and Joshua knock him out. Fury by UD.

 

I think Fury schools him until he gets caught and he won't get up this time. I think his punch resistance is gone and he looked shockingly old to me versus Wallin.
I think AJ is his toughest fight of the three you mentioned. Could go either way for me but I lean toward AJ.
I think he KOs Ruiz. Too much distance to cover and the secret is out. Nobody is going to be underestimating Ruiz again.