Hypothetical: the fight materialises rather than falling through due to Wilder being arrested. Wilder: Olympic bronze medalist, 28-0, all KO’s, 16 1st round KO’s, never been past the 4th round, knocked down once, best win 13-0 Kelvin Price Chisora: 16-4, 10 KO’s, 4 2nd round KO’s, lost to Fury (UD12), Helenius away (controversial SD12), Vitali away (UD12, WBC title fight) and Haye (TKO5), knocked down twice, best win Sam Sexton (x2)
In 2013 Wilder was fighting guys who barely had a pulse, and some of them had him on the canvas. Chisora would've exposed this glass-jawed fraud years before feather-fisted fat Fury did.
This low IQ rhetoric contradicts itself. Chisora landed exactly one punch of any remote significance on Fury in their second fight and quit for the only time in his career. Chisora isn't way better than Arreola and is stylistically similar, so he probably wouldn't make it past a 2015 Stiverne. Nor would he fight Ortiz due to him being a "hard night at the office" by Chisora's admission.
I am no fan of Wilder, but Chisora is a glorified Euro-level gatekeeper with 13 losses who has never beaten anyone of note. If Haye knocked him out, then a 2013 Wilder would land on him eventually as well.
Tbf... Prime Haye despite his antics was very good. To this day no one has done that to Chisora other than Whyte late into a very competitive fight. Idk that Wilder can pull Chisora into his shots like Haye did. Of course if Wilder lands clean then he's more than capable of getting the KO. Chisoras pressure isn't going to make that easy however. Wilder may have to dig out a late KO like he did against Ortiz and like Whyte did against Chisora in their second fight.
Fair. Not an impossible outcome. I just have a very hard time seeing it being an easy night at the office for Wilder.
13 losses is more a reflection of his level of competition (Holyfield had 10, could have been more) and his frequent B-side status. He'd not have lost to Helenius, Whyte 1 or Parker 1 had he not been the B-side. Even Whyte 2 may have gone differently if not for the questionable point deductions and Pulev was edged by Chisora when he lacked a favourable referee in their rematch. Evidence suggests that Chisora is the same level of fighter as Whyte, Parker and Pulev; a solid contender, objectively Vitali's toughest. His wins over Takam, Pulev, Joyce and Wallin were decent.
How many losses do you think wilder would have if he faced Haye, Usyk, Vit Klit, Parker, Whyte, Kabayel, 35yo Pulev.
The latter 4, but Kabayel would be live. And Haye would be no sure thing. If Vitali has the shoulder injury, he might not win either.
