If Wilder fought Chisora’s Resume

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  1. KO KIDD

    KO KIDD Loyal Member Full Member

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    I think stiverne vs chisora is an interesting and competitive fight. I think Ortiz could beat Chisora

    Chisoras resurgence vs pulev Joyce and Swedish guy would all lose to Wilder

    Always felt Wilder kos Whyte

    Vitali would beat Wilder pretty easily but he easily handled chisora too

    Wilder did way better vs Fury
     
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  2. Homericlegend03

    Homericlegend03 Active Member Full Member

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    Yeah Wilder knocked Fury down like 4 times in 3 fights and only was uncompetive in the 2nd fight. Chisora had no shot in any of his 3 Fury fights.
     
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  3. Homericlegend03

    Homericlegend03 Active Member Full Member

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    Wilder vs Whyte is the classic losing until he scores a life altering ko Wilder fight. Whyte can definitely be walked into a right hand as he was never the most defensively responsible and got absolutely flattened by a 41 yr old Povetkin who was a pretty damn good puncher but was never a one hitter quitter
     
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  4. Bigcheese

    Bigcheese Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Wilder looked pretty shot after the Fury fights (his first wars), he would never hold up to the type of career Chisora had and still be effective.

    Having said that, I've always suspected Wilder would have violently KOed Whyte, possibly Haye as well.
     
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  5. zeratul

    zeratul Active Member Full Member

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    If we assume Deontay Wilder was at a similar career stage to Dereck Chisora when facing these opponents:

    Robert Helenius - wins against any version.
    Vitali Klitschko - probably loses; although Vitali was already old by that time, so it's not as obvious as it seems.
    David Haye - loses for sure. Could be either outboxed or stopped.
    Tyson Fury - loses against any version.
    Kubrat Pulev - wins by KO while being behind on the scorecards.
    Dillian Whyte - wins by KO while being behind on the scorecards.
    Agit Kabayel - 50/50. Agit was somewhat green at the time. Probably, would pick Wilder if I had to bet.
    Oleksandr Usyk - loses in one-sided fashion.
    Joseph Parker - probably loses.
    Joe Joyce - I'm actually leaning Joyce, I think he's a stylistic nightmare for Wilder. But I expect most to not agree with me.

    So, overall, Wilder would perform better mainly because he wouldn't lose to Helenius/Whyte/Pulev, while his knockout power gives him potential against some of other opponents.