Wilder Beating Parker Would Be One Of Wilders Best Wins No ?

Definitely a top 2 win for him and arguably his best win should he beat Parker.

Wilder's resume is paper thin. Ortiz relatively unproven and Stiverne was already 36 and suffering from Rhabdomyolysis as he went into camp in woeful shape and likely gave himself Rhabdo trying to whip himself into shape.

Parker is proven at higher level than Ortiz and unlike Ortiz held a title. Also remember Ortiz was already 38 when he fought Wilder, so past his prime and Ortiz lost to Ruiz who Parker beat. So I can see the case for saying Parker would be his best win.

I guess if it's an emphatic win unlike the Ortiz wins, then yeah it would clearly be his best win.

 

Honestly, I can't see how it could be argued the other way.

Unless you value the eye test and disregard level of opponent when processing that... But I don't think you're the type.

 

Hey, I'm a Kiwi and would love for Parker to beat Wilder, but I really, really don't see it. If Parker walks in Trying to close the distance, Wilder will catch him at some point, and badly too. Parker ain't Fury either, where he has a 50-60 pound weight advantage as well as being 6 ft 9 to lean all over him and wear him down, in fact, he's about 6 ft 3, and Parker also does not have elite level power, so he ain't gonna hurt Wilder in that aspect. Like, he's ok in most aspects, but he doesn't stand out in anythin in particular either.

As for this resume rubbish, Wilder would have beaten all the guys that Parker has beaten too. I notice Parker gets spoken highly of by AJ fans because it looks good for AJs resume, their's and Eddie Hearn's favourite topic.

 

Probably yes- best win. Ortiz imo was overrated and proof nothing special in his carrer. There is possibility that Wilder teams got leaks about Ortiz not best chin that's why they risk fight with him twice.

Stiverne 1 was good win but Bermane style was just perfect for Deontay (very slow on his heavy feet + short as lightheavyweight).

Off course if Parker lose fast it will be good argument that Ortiz was better...

But. First lets see if Wilder win.

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I want see how Wilder react after punch like that

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Or like that.
Dont think Ortiz punch from 1 fight was much harder than that.

 

Not sure I agree. I think the Ortiz from Wilder's first time out might beat this Parker. Might KO him a-la Joyce but sooner. For that matter might beat Joyce, too. All that said, where do you consider Fury's wins over Wilder to be in his top-however-many?

 

Parker breaks into Wilder's top 3 101%.
Stiverne (he was the belt holder after all, and how Wilder got the title), Ortiz...and who?
Which 3 boxers from Wilder's resume would rank above Parker?

 

Easily top 2 wins. And that is a glaring admission to how terribly thin Wilders resume is. Winder and Fury have been living off each others teet for much too long with their sh!t thin resumes.

 

Fine to disagree... But I'm curious why?

As far as I can see it, Ortiz hasn't beaten anyone near Parker's level and certainly doesn't have the chin to trade like Joyce did... Maybe he does somehow manage to KO Parker (despite much harder punchers, Joshua included, not having managed it), but I don't see much reason to suspect that.

They're somewhere near the top (a million miles off Wlad, ugly and razor tight though that was) but in many ways that says more about Fury's thin resume than about Wilder's quality... It's hard to know exactly because of how poor Wilder's resume is.

 

Ditto re Wilder and Ortiz.

It's a hypejob circlejerk.

 

Parker beats Wilder
Wallin beats AJ
Fury beats his meat

 

I like Parker and I hope he does well but looking at him vs Massey etc I find it hard to see him not being caught with some big punches in this one. Then we will have to see how well he takes them.

 

Parker is in the same tier as Ruiz and Whyte although style wise hes a tougher fight for Wilder imo. He would be a top 3 win for Deontay and he was a top 5 win for AJ, if not a top 3.

 

Yes

 

I agree, I think style wise he might pose Wilder some problems. Wilder's a reactive, twitchy type fighter, usually moving and slipping and being put in a defensive posture when faced with any aggression. So if Parker does what he does best which is lead off first, we could see Wilder backed up and made somewhat ineffective. But in the end Wilder much like in his fights with Ortiz, Szpilka and Washington will eventually stand his ground, set his feet and simply throw bombs or set Parker up with a counter and when that happens Parker will get caught and taken out.