Deontay Wilder: top 10 wins

It doesn’t work that way with Neet. His revisionist history only takes into account things which support his point of view.

 

But you rate Wilder for beating 42 year old, 50 fight Chisora who had 13 losses with 8 of those losses coming in his previous 19 fights

I also rate the win, but I was giving an example of what i seem to think i recall you doing by pointing at ages, losses, sparring stories etc

 

Yeah, but they weren't themselves. Stiverne was suffering form a disease, and Ortiz was aging and off the PEDs.

 

Once again, this is you trying to pass off your opinions as facts
Understand. Your opinions are just that, and they seem all over the place to suit whichever way you are trying to go.

Would you not think Pulev and Joyce were past it then?
Oh dear. You have tied yourself up again.
Wallin you have on another thread completely dismissed
Joyce was not far off 40 at that time and only one fight removed from 2 ko losses and lost his next 2 fights after Chisora
Interesting that a close debatable SD ranks so high for you with Chisora as it appears Wallin does too.

He didn't
Ngannou was a harder fight for Fury

This once again highlights how all over the place you are with your postings
Why would Wilder be considered further past it? You feel that because he suffered a KO more recently than Chisora?
That's like saying Amir Khan was further past it than Barrera as he had suffered an inside the distance defeat less fights before.
You were praising Wilder for his competition on another post

You feel Chisora was fresher having faced Vitali, Fury, Haye, prime Whyte, Parker, Joyce, prime Pulev, Takam, Usyk, Kabayel, prime Helenius,
And as you now appear to rate him Wallin and was entering the fight with Wilder with 13 losses as well as having been badly kod in his career previously

I'll leave you with that one

 

Chisora was favourite but that doesn't make it an amazing win
They were both considered faded HWs
The run of wins you rate so highly for Chisora are a couple of opponents you don't rate that Joshua beat previously and another is a fighter you didn't rate Wilder for beating

Whyte Kod Chisora in the rematch
Starting to wonder if you have seen those fights
I'm certain you haven't been watching for long

 

Stiverne wasn't suffering from a disease. His "disease" was caused by withstanding one of the worst heavyweight beatings of all time, hence his passing of the prefight physical whereas Virgil Ortiz had to repeatedly call off fights.

 

We've done this before. Obesity is a precursor. I've shown you the study.

 

There is no study for high level athletes. You don't get cherry pick studies that do not apply. Name a single heavyweight who had diabetes while active.

 

"High level athletes" has nothing to do with it and is your poison pill phrase. Obesity is an accepted precursor for rhabdomyolysis, which you did not know, and I showed you.

 

Chris Farley didn't suffer a cardiac arrest from obesity. Bermane Stiverne didn't submit preflight urine tests with zero red blood cells and then have that issue after a 12 round life altering beating because of his BMI.

In medicine, there's something called a "risk factor." I hope that you one day achieve an education level that allows to make respectable arguments to those who do. You'll be in my thoughts and prayers.

 

Guy, don't even try. You didn't know that obesity was a precursor. The idea of you lecturing me is comical when you were and are manifestly wrong.

I could find the old thread if you like.